9 Balls 304 Catches 55.02 Seconds Anthony GATTO (*1973) 2006 Original source: Anthony Gatto - To Be The Best III (TBTBIII) DVD (2006) Music: Jingle Punks - Action Hero
This is my sons goal to break this record ,hes 14 and been juggling since 5,i wish him all best,and love him no matter how many or how long he ends up doing. 7 balls 4 min.53 sec. And qualify with 8,hasnt flashed 9 yet. Practice,practice,practice.
We're racing I'm 57 and striving for juggling records as well! 60 is my target 🎯 to have broke and have set juggling records!❤ We'll continue to press on!
Just for context. gatto learning 4 clubs at 8 years old, his first try: "He spent some minutes getting used to starting and stopping 2 clubs in each hand. He got all 4 and gave it a few tries. Each failure just made him more determined. Nick helped him focus his anger and frustration into thinking about what he was doing wrong, what he should be doing, and then doing it. Within 10 minutes of picking up the 4 clubs, he was making 4 to 6 throws consistently, in a nice pattern. In the next 10 minutes, we watched his longest run go steadily from 6 to 10 to 15 to 20 and to 30. At that point Nick told him to stop, and work on something else.
Let's add to this his enormous and diverse skill set in all prop disciplines. His magnetism and ability to emote into his live performances. Not to mention the ice water that runs in his veins during high-pressure situations. I just don't see anyone having all of these assets on the level he possessed. I've been trained by him and watched him practice up close numerous times and he's just that good. He'll break an average of 10 world records every time he practices. #goat
@@at8630 Google "juggle fandom wiki fandom balls". Tom Whitfield is listed as #2 on the list with 152 catches. Sometimes they don't update the site quickly though.
Records are made to be broken. It may take some time, but I believe this record will fall. I just watched a video on the 11 ball back and forth and it’s pretty amazing, especially since Enrico Rastelli held a 10 ball flash and that stood for decades and decades
I"ve been waiting for the next generation to show up and take things to the next level. There was some really good momentum in the 2005-2015 timeframe, but it feels like the main jugglers from that era didn't stick with it. Also: Gatto was a classical/circus juggler more than strickly a numbers/siteswap/sport juggler. I'm a bit concerned that we won't see another like him. He started when he was YOUNG and did more or less the same thing for 35 years. I can't see how a future talent like his would get the support needed to develop in a way that would surpass his legacy. [sigh].
