I'm getting a headache! Especially from the 45123 pattern 😮 On the bright side though, I'm pleased that I know how to juggle one sideswap (423) already, without knowing it was a sideswap.
I practiced with 2 balls in right hand and 1 in left. Toss top ball on RH to up left shoulder height. Toss LH ball to right shoulder height. Catch each ball. Once you get good at this. Starting tossing the 3rd ball that is In your RH. That would mean 3 tosses and 3 catches. Hope this helps.
Many thanks for the tips! I have juggled for a long time with rubber bouncy balls (because that's what I randomly bought as a kid). Getting into 4 and hopefully 5 ball juggling now, and looking for something that doesn't get away from me! Do the MMX balls stay where they land as well as bean bags, or do they have some roll to them?
@@cascadejuggling Actually, I am familiar with ball juggling and just starting to learn to juggle clubs. I purchased a set over 20 years ago at a magic shop and never got around to using them. Each is a hard plastic one piece club with the handle wrapped with black tape. I did find some that appear to be softer and I ordered three from Higgins Brothers Juggling. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question !
110 works great. It all comes down to personal preference in the end. If your just starting out i would stay away from anything less than 90g or over 130g per ball until you know why you want something outside that range. 🙂
It has been a while since we made this video so there are probably some other good options on the market now. I have not tried out the bloom. but other lotus kendamas i have played with felt really nice. :)
hey so yeah we do have a basic 3 ball juggling tutorial. it was made a while ago when we were still learning to make tutorials so it is maybe not quite as good as our newer ones. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WdsJ1dC6qbw.html i will have a look at updating this video soon.
Great video, love your channel... I hope you eventually do a three ball routine of a combination of different tricks that can go on for about four to five minutes or so.. Thanks again for sharing.
@@cascadejuggling That would be great too. I would like to see a collection of your tricks in a routine form where you go from one trick to another... Whatever you feel inspired to do, enjoy the channel so much. Thank you...
its funny seeing your hands still track and catch the balls even though the piont of the exercise is not to do that. It will useful to film and myself and see if im doing that.
yeah its super hard. even when you think your doing it you hands still do some movement :P I think its why i always go back to this one as there is always more to learn from it .
dragon style is from a fighting style in ATLA by nickelodeon. In the animated series, Aang dances to like summon a dragon or something The fighting style is called Dancing Dragon ( Thank me later :D)
hehe Avatar might just be one of the best series ever made :P I forgot about the dragon dance. not sure if thats where the name for the juggling tricks comes from but I can see the reasoning. i will check out the dancing dragon thing. :)
thanks :) i was actually thinking of giving the poi juggling series a bit of an update as i have learnt some better ways of teaching it now. but glad your still getting use out of this one.
Great tutorial. I'm going to give this a try. I can do tennis, reverse cascade, 423, columns, claws, windmill (only going one way) factory (not very well) and 4 balls. So this looks a good one to try next.
i am using our tech6 balls cascadejuggling.com/product/cascade-tech-6-juggling-ball/ i think we only have white left in stock at the moment but hopefully we should be getting a restock of them pretty soon :)
hehe yeah. as i said in the video this actually to me longer to learn that pretty much every other prop we have in the shop (i still cant unicycle but that doesn't count :P)
probably because its pretty hard at actually explain, and very specific to individuals. its much easier to give exercises that will help people work out for themselves what is the best way :)
And its a great trick when you combine all three in one. First do the knee kick straight into the front kick and finish with side foot bounce and back into cascade👌
@@cascadejuggling I decided to work a lot on some 3 balls tricks before the summer, breaking down the box and the shower too next ;) I need chops to look good during my shows with clubs and knives, anyway whatever trick I didn't do yet I try a few times a day, no presure but slowly have them, that works better for me to practice with breaks
I used to go to this Camp called Camp Ruggles, we learned almost 100% the same 😂 The Difference is we started with Hankerchiefs, then moved on to Sacks from game Horshoes but instead of Horshoes they where Sacks. Then we used tennis balls 😂 ^_^ I'v been called a Cross between a Jester, a Clown. P.S. My nickname is Jester or sometimes The Jester 😂 Very good, Simple to learn from video. I love it ⌒ ‿ ⌒
a stuff who work really well on me is train 5 10 min and rest for 2 3hr for my brain understand what i am doing and go back training later in the day and i progress so fast like this
cool, thought i was making solid progress just my learning patterns but after the first advice of this video I noticed i have to work on a lot of other stuff
