http://www.jugglinghq.com Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 31 Dec 2007 09:02:06 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Tim Kelly juggles balls, clubs, torches, knives, cigar boxes and has a very unique routine with a tennis ball can & balls. An expert in yo-yos, tops, coin snatching, and origami... according to this bio, Tim Kelly practices an average of 10 hours a day. Is that possible? I'm not sure if ... http://www.jugglinghq.com/8/tim-kelly-has-fuzzy-green-balls/ Juggling 3 balls is fun, and so many tricks and patterns are available... but maybe you are itching to learn 4 balls. It's not that hard if you already have 2 in one hand down solid. Here we have gathered the best video tutorials that introduce the basics of 4 ... http://www.jugglinghq.com/7/learn-to-juggle-4-balls/ Standard Club Flourish - Very fun once you get the hang of it... and this video tutorial by ctjuggles is thorough and easy to understand. Whenever I do this around kids I get big cheers. . Kick-Ups - Another tutorial from ctjuggles. This time teaching 3 different kinds of kick-ups for club ... http://www.jugglinghq.com/5/club-flourish-tutorials/ First, you should already know how to juggle a 3 ball cascade before beginning clubs. I'm sure it's possible to learn clubs without ball experience, but it's much less complicated to learn clubs when you don't have to worry about juggling basics. JugglingHQ has scooped up the best beginner club tutorials ... http://www.jugglinghq.com/4/learn-to-juggle-3-clubs/ The 3 ball cascade is usually the first juggling pattern the neophyte will learn. It looks harder than it actually is. This video tutorial does a good job of explaining how to learn this base pattern, as well as proper form. The teacher is Jason Garfield, one of the most angriest passionate ... http://www.jugglinghq.com/3/3-ball-cascade/