Juggling 2 Clubs

"So after you haver your club single throw down pretty clean, where you can take a club in each hand and throw it to the other without really worrying about it, where it just goes where it's supposed to go, you need to pick up a second club, start working with two. Now when you start juggling with clubs, you can't forget everything you learned when you started juggling with balls. All the throws have to be the same height, they have to go in the same rhythm, so it should be throw, throw, catch, catch. You have to hold your posture pretty good. You need to have feet shoulder-width apart, bent elbows, standing here naturally, and you want to make sure that you're throwing from the elbow so that it comes across like this. Let's just jump right in. You're going to grab one club in each hand and start, throw, throw, catch, catch, just like you did when you learned three balls, you're going to learn this with clubs. Each throw has to go across, single spin, and you want to make sure it's in time so that's throw, throw, catch, catch. I want you to practice with both hands meaning you start with your right hand and then do it with your left, first. So it's left, right, catch, catch, right, left, catch, catch. I want you to try and keep that going as fluidly as possible -right, left, left, right, right, left, left, right. You need to practice that until you don't really have to think about it, until all the spins work out pretty well, and you need to realize there's that gap in between the two clubs, and when we move on that's when we're going to add the third club in. So sit here practicing right, left, left, right, right, left, left, right. Make sure you think about your posture, think about your throws, think about the spin -a lot of things to keep track of, I know, but practice enough and you'll get it clean."