Annie, a teacher of six year olds wanted the best eye-hand coordination for her children. And she wanted to teach them how to juggle. They watched the Juggling Brain video every day and followed the 10 steps. At the end of the term the class gave a concert. Not only were the parents greatly surprised seeing six year olds juggle two balls, but the teacher had given the students an even greater present - better eye-hand coordination. So necessary for learning to read and write when they go to their next grade.

Be Your Best !
The Masked Jugglers

You are learning how to juggle 3 balls - brilliant idea - but the balls are flying everywhere. Some of us are impulsive with our throwing skills. Try slowing down the pace at which you throw each ball in the air. This will give you more time to control the direction of throw in a rainbow arc - just right for you to catch with the other hand. Refer to Step 5 of the Juggling Brain video for conscious control of the arc from the right and left hands - and get it right.

Be Bold !
The Masked Jugglers

Tom told us how excited he was when his teacher said we are going to put on an end of term circus concert in May. “I learned how to juggle from the Juggling Brain video my Mom gave me for my birthday”. He told us he was already juggling three balls and was practicing the tricks. which is why he tried out for the role of the juggler in the show! He got it and began working on a routine. He would do turning around, juggling high and low, starting behind the back, bouncing off the knee. All tricks he learned from the Juggling Brain video. With the goal of the circus show in mind he sequenced the tricks, got a showman’s outfit, got some show stopping music together, and what do you know - became the star of the show. “I could only do it because of the Juggling Brain video,” Tom told us. “it gave me all the clues.”

You can do it !

The Masked Jugglers