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Essential Skills for Juggling
How to Practice Juggling
Juggling Practice with One Ball
Juggling Practice with Two Balls
Juggling Practice with Three Balls
Counting to Improve Juggling Skills
How to Do Cascade Juggling
Practice Juggling by Bouncing Balls
Cascade Juggling Variations
Two Ball Juggling Patterns
Overcoming Difficulties of Juggling
Combining Two & One Hand Juggling
Claw Juggling Technique
Using Your Body in Juggling
Body Placement in Juggling
Shower Juggling Pattern
High, Low, & Around Juggling Patterns
Bouncing Juggling Patterns
Body Bouncing Juggling Tricks
Funny Juggling Tricks
Juggling the European Club
Juggling Three European Clubs
Guide to Juggling Associations
Summary: Tips for becoming an expert juggler. Learn how to with expert tips and advice on juggling in this free video clip on juggling clubs and balls.
Paul Anderson is a professional circus performer who has studied throughout Europe and the United States. He runs a circus school in Hollywood, Fla. Anderson is a clown, acrobat, tuba...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village, my name is Paul Anderson. I'm from the ABC Circus right here in Hollywood, Florida, and this is juggling for the beginner. I'm going to show you some fun patterns. We just went over 2 in 1 hand and 2 in the other hand. Let's put them all together and we have 2. Watch the blue ball. We'll make a figure 8 pattern. That's just a hopscotch right now. Now, it's the figure 8 pattern around the 2 paintballs. You see the pattern the blue ball is making? It's a figure 8. Now, I can just put the blue ball on my left hand and do what's called the fake. Then I can add in over to the top of the fake, and it would go up, over down, up, over, down, up, over, down. up, over, down. Then occasionally, you can just throw one ball away. You know what? You're going to be dropping a lot when you learn how to juggle, so get used to it. Certainly I am."
eHow Article: Combining Two & One Hand Juggling
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