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What is Cigar Box Juggling?
Body Movement & Posture for Juggling Cigar Boxes
How to Start Juggling Cigar Boxes
How to Juggle 1 Cigar Box
How to Alternate Grips in Juggling Cigar Boxes
Basic Separations in Juggling Cigar Boxes
How to Twist & Separate Cigar Boxes in Juggling
How to Roll Cigar Boxes in Juggling
How to Rotate Cigar Boxes in Juggling
How to Juggle Cigar Boxes in 180s
How to Juggle Cigar Boxes in 360s
How to Juggle a 2 Cigar Box Snatch
How to Juggle Cigar Boxes with Upward Snatches
The Helicopter Juggling Trick
How to Reverse Juggle Cigar Boxes
How to do the Double Cross Snatch When Juggling Cigar Boxes
Summary: Learn how to do the helicopter juggling trick to juggle cigar boxes in beginner patterns in this free juggling tricks and patterns video.
Emil Lamprecht started his juggling career at 14 by performing 3 ball tricks with slapstick and stage comedy. He eventually developed a taste for more advanced juggling, and now age...read more
"EMIL LAMPRECHT: Now, this next trick might have many different names. I just call it helicopters. Now, what you're going to do is you're going to take the center box and spin it horizontally as opposed to vertically. Looks like this. Now, you can do it as a 180 or a 360. The 360 is obviously harder and your lift has to be very even to maintain it's uprightness as it turns in this direction. Because the box is fighting aerodynamically when it's spinning this direction, it usually takes more force than you think to get it around. A nice even lift and a nice little shift of weight is really all it takes. It will take a little while to get the feel of what's right and what's wrong. But overall, it's not a very hard trick. Again. That's helicopters."
eHow Article: The Helicopter Juggling Trick
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