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Thank you so much. Yeah I called them ”classic” here, because I’ve been doing many of them for 20 or so years 😁 but definetly most of those are not generally classical tricks

Thank you but I don’t wanna go away 😄

Those big stage balls are good for 3, for rolling and stuff. If you wanna do more, smaller balls are better. I have many different balls for different tricks. This video explains it a bit: ua-cam.com/video/EgK0pF8dqC0/v-deo.htmlsi=4JXMTwvU3W34xY4x

I’m not. I would love to come there some year, to perform and do some workshops. You need to ask the organizers to book me there 😁

Thank you so much 😊

Yeah would love to try those some day 💪😊

I’m not that experienced with those filling %’s, but maybe you could contact Jugglequip directly and ask them. They are really nice and helpful people

In this video I use Jugglequip infinities

No, sorry. Currently only the lifetime memberships is available

I released a video to answer this question, ”how long it takes to learn new juggling trick”. Hopefully it gives some tips for you 😊

Hardware store. Then have handle made by a blacksmith

@@JugglingMastery ok cool, thanks

1080’s: if you can do it 1 up, it’s possible to do 3 up. You need to practice more your 1080’s without juggling, to get more power, speed and stability to it. Accurate throws: take a step back and remember to practice high and fast flashes with 3 balls also. Sometimes we are too eager to get that 5 ball trick, that we forget/ don’t want to do any ”easy” exercises, but with those we learn faster.

Alright thank you! I will work on the fundamentals like you said. I am good at 1080 spins indoors (excluding the juggling just the spins) but I dont have any space indoors especially not for 1080s so I juggle outdoors on pavement making 1080s hard but yk, I can still do 1 up 1080s and soon I will be able to do the 3 ups!

@@VoxelMCPE Also when doing on concrete, try different shoes. Sometimes you have to wear them down until those are smooth from the bottom 😁 Puting some plywood board or similar on the ground and standing there also helps (if possible to use)

Lets goo! Yesterday I did my first 5 up 720 but it wasn’t on video… Then just now after an hour of super close attempts I finally did it on video and I am one of the youngest people to have done it at 13. I’m getting a lot more consistent at it and I hope to soon be able to do it much more commonly kind of like how my 5b 3 up 720s are now a lot more common since I did it twice in one run first try. So I’ll be working on that as well as 744, 6x,4, 97531, 645, and 3 up 1080s. Thanks for the tips I am a lot better at the 5 up 720s now. Do you have any tips for 744 I am always really inconsistent and out of rythm with it and it can be hard to get consistent at it that way.

@@VoxelMCPE Can’t say anything about your 744’s since I haven’t seen them. But film yourself and try to see what is causing the ”bad rhythm”. Maybe your 7’s are too low or 4’s too high (or something like that)

No, it makes it harder because it wants to move and you also have to keep it moving by going ”up and down”.

@@JugglingMastery I could tell that you have to keep the up and down motion, which certainly looks challenging. Is it equally hard if all the balls are spinning in the same direction? I would think the stick would rock back and forth more if they were all going the same direction

@@lifefindsaway7875 Balls are light, so I don’t think it makes a big difference. It’s been five years since I started doing it like that (opposite directions and I do it for the visual effect), so I can’t really remember that well 😁 Maybe I have to try it again to see, but I also now put that whole stick to spin on my forehead, so don’t know if I can feel it there. Let’s try and see…

@@JugglingMastery I agree that opposite directions has a better visual effect

I have kick up tutorials on my online courses, JugglingMastery.com but I will see if I can make some here too in the future 👌😊 have fun with your new Norwiks

Alright can’t wait for those tutorials. I think I have the ability to do 9 but the hardest part for me is just getting it up in the air, so I will try a kick up technique prob. I’ve tried out the Norwiks a bit and I was really suprised. They are insanely light compared to my previous Henrys and when I bought them I didn’t realize how huge the classic size was so I have to get used to them, I might by some small wiks sometime though. Anyways they are insanely light and I can definitely feel that they move slower in the air because when I did a 5-up under my 8 foot ceiling, I felt I had more time to spin and all that and it was a lot easier. I haven’t been outside with them so in a few hours I will tell you how they are outside but considering how light they are high throws should be pretty easy.

Update: They are very good, helps my pattern because they are light. The first day I had them I got a new 7 ball PB on video, a first 5 ball 3 up 720 on video, and a 6x4 personal record or close to pr on video plus I made a sick edit out of it. I rate the Norwiks very good so far but I haven’t even had them for a week yet so still working on them

My pleasure 😊

Start first 97531 with left hand. Then the hard part (doing the second round) starts with right. Also try other siteswaps too, like 97531 into 744 or 753. Also 94444 is a good to practice.

Ok, I’ll do that. I’ve been working on 744 recently but it takes a lot of practice. I’m able to do like 5 rounds of it sometimes though and I’m improving at it. Also yesterday for some random reason I had an insane 2 min 31 second run of 5 balls, I’ve been working on better form and more spaced out throws recently so that definitely helped plus I did some higher throw practice and some 744 to work on accurate and timely throws.

No problem 😊

Thank you for watching 😊🙏

Well, it’s difficult to say when I can’t see what you do 😁 but my guess is, you start throwing too much in the center of the pattern, with one or both hands and that will cause balls to hit (this is very common). You have to film yourself and try to see what is happening and why. Then correct the ’why’

Alr I will film myself and fix the why

Thanks! My pleasure 😊

Thanks

Thanks. I’m not really an expert on whips, just tried some club juggling technique with them 😁 I haven’t tried poi juggling yet but would love to try it. It looks so much fun

Ha! 😄 look at that 😄 my mistake. Thanks

Instead of focusing on 5 ball cascade endurance (for really really really long runs), why not focus on something that would benefit more your 7 balls also. Like high throw cascade endurance with 5 (dwell time exercise), flash endurances (7777700), some siteswaps that has 7 like 744 & 753. I think those would help much more with your 7 than basic 5 ball cascade endurance

I’ll try those thanks. Do you think learning 7 balls and doing those siteswaps you told me will help my endurance at the same time because even though learning 7 balls will be cool I still want to be more consistent with 5 balls. Also just yesterday I improved hugely at 6x,4 because of your tutorial, those 4 ball routines you gave to practice for 6x,4 helped out a lot so thanks, I can now do like 10 rounds of 6x,4 pretty consistently.

@@VoxelMCPE That’s so awesome to hear. And yes, those tricks will also help with 5 ball cascade endurance (by improving technique)

Alright cool, it’s snowing outside so I’ll practice then tmrw

Also do you have any tips on how to do back crosses because I can’t even do it for 3 balls because when I throw using my non dominant left hand it always goes other places and is hard

Thanks. It’s easy to make those decorations yourself, but I get what you mean.

Glad you like it 💪😊

Thanks 💪😁

Henrys is a brand, so I’m not sure which balls from Henrys are you talking about. But I would say Norwiks are different than all Henrys balls 😁 My recommendation would be to make your own balls to try (DIY project) that are similar to Norwiks. Then if you like those, get real ones 💪

lol sorry I meant to say Henrys Hix Sand Balls. I did try a beanbag DIY project a few years ago, they were pretty good until the beanbags started leaking the rice and my dog ate it so we had to go to the vet but ive never tried russian diy balls so maybe

@@VoxelMCPE Norwiks are nothing like HIX balls. Norwiks are ball pit toy balls with good quality sand inside. They have found a great balance of sand/ weight/ size ratio

Ok thanks. I am thinking about getting a few norwiks soon since I’ve seen tons of good jugglers including you use them. But who knows the Henry’s hix balls are really good for me also

@@VoxelMCPE There is no rule that says you cant have many different ones 😁 I use lot of different balls, for different tricks and techniques

My pleasure 😁 glad you like it

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