Draco the juggler is an SF Bay Area based diabolo and juggling artist. He has practiced juggling since 2003. This is his official RU-vid channel where he posts videos, tutorials, and does live streams.
As a P.E. student in the Diabolo & Juggling unit, your videos are very helpful! Our P.E. teachers here at Miller Middle School talk about how you were their student once. I hope your company works out in the end. - Sincerely, random kid from who knows where
When you pull apart are you using only your dominant hand to pull/toss, and is the other hand slightly higher? That should help to make it not toss straight up.
I have a few. I created the triforce string shape, also infinite sticktoss (suicide) into duicide, and 2 diabolo cats cradle are amongst my favorite diabolo tricks I came up with.
Do you have any videos or tips on performing darkside catches? I can throw and catch and orbit quite easily. But for some reason darkside catches give me fits and my clumsy darksides are really affecting my ability to chain together and utilize a lot of tricks smoothly.
I don't think I have a video on darkside catches yet, but practicing trampoline will help to get better at controlling small tosses to get into darkside. Here's a video for trampoline, I'll try and make a darkside one soon! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s_9caeSqou8.html
Fixed axle is sometimes harder to spin at first than bearing. Do you have a narrow or wide axle? If you haven't yet, check out my video on the basic tug acceleration ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZtMERax2dbM.html and also wrap accelerations ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5YmHfCWL6aQ.html
hi thank you for the great videos i am nine years old i saw a cirque du soleil show and wanted to learn diabolo. can you tell me what brand you use and what type?thanks
Thanks, that's awesome you're starting a diabolo that early on! I currently like to use Sundia Evolution diabolo, but before that liked using Henry Circus diabolos. I mainly use fixed axle as opposed to bearing diabolos.
To be honest, I was very impressed by your expertise in control. Specifically at the section where you demonstrated a forward/backwards movement in the trampoline. I suppose that (if in a close crowd with enough practice and control) it has the potential to make it look much more immersive of a trick.
Thanks! If you get more control with it, you can definitely manipulate it more and dance with the style. Look up Alexis Levillon, or Guillaume Kaprowitz I like how they use simple trampoline but with dance movement.