@ArticWolf24 good for you :) although once you have a fair amount of practice in I would definitely recommend getting an acryllic, they look better and are higher quality
@AlisRIOSteff It isn't necessarily a master's sport although there are those who choose to master it (okotanpe for example). Contact Juggling can be enjoyed by anyone regardless of skill level, so I would definitely recommend getting a ball to start with. However an Acryllic will take damage if dropped so you should get a practice ball as well, such as a stage ball or a mister babache. They are more forgiving when it comes to the surface area scuffing.
@UnusVolatiliAngelus the one im using is a little smaller than the fushigi 3" I think, the crystal ball is alot heavyer than the fushigi I just got one for an early christmas present and now im going to practice with the right one lol
This video is one of the best I've seen yet. Are the fushigi balls the same thing? I've been trying to learn using a lead crystal ball, which is alot heavier and harder to use. lol
@ArticWolf24 The fushigi ball is just a regular ball so, yes, it is the same thing. In regards to using a crystal ball: what size are you using? Using TOO heavy a ball can be very taxing on your body.
i'm thinking about getting an acrylic ball. is this a master's sport, or is it like a fun, practice in your spare time kind of thing. I'm terrible at regular juggling, btw.
How do you figure? Its contact juggeling, the point is to make it look like its floating and do the things hes making it do, it takes time to get as good as he is. Is it that easy to be so skeptic it doesent even look fake at all, he developed a skill thru practice, that happens
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