How to Make the Most Affordable Russian Style Juggle Balls
In this tutorial on making Russian Style Juggling Balls, I teach and demonstrate how to make the most affordable Russian juggling balls. Instead of using whiffle balls, I use Franklin practice baseballs. While the plastic is a little bit thinner, they are still very durable as they are meant to be hit with a bat. These balls are about 5mm smaller in diameter than whiffle balls so they are a little easier to handle. They also have a golf ball-like texture to them, making them easier to catch, especially once sweaty.
As mentioned in the title, I'm not sure how you can make cheaper Russian balls at this level of durability. You are able to buy just 8 balls at a time and the price for 8 balls is $7.99. You may actually have everything else you need to make these balls already. Plus if you have prime, then shipping is free!
Everything you will need to make these Russian balls can be found on Amazon. If you use the links below, I will get a tiny commission. Thanks for watching and supporting.
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14 апр 2016
