Next weekend text some friends to join you for a juggling party with your new Juggling Brain video. Add lots of colorful soft juggling balls, plenty of space. You’re set for some serious fun! Practice each step and encourage each other, with a prize for everyone who learns how to juggle two balls, a bigger prize for three balls, and a couple of prizes for tricks. There’s plenty of examples of tricks on the Juggling Brain video. You can do it in 24 hours. And that’s only the start of your weekend juggling parties. You can have them again to develop more skills, make up a routine, practice a two person act, and of course - have more fun!

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The Masked Jugglers

Seniors can be masters of three ball juggling. They have desire and motivation! Recently in one of our masters juggling classes a 74 year old man learned to juggle two balls in two sessions and three balls in four sessions! His secret? - he watched the juggling Brain video 14 times practising all the exercises in between weekly lessons. How determined are you to juggle three balls? All ages can do it.

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The Masked Jugglers

If you have just learned to juggle 3 balls and find yourself continually walking forward as you juggle, it’s just natural.  Others have gone before you doing the same. It will come to an end, and you will learn to stand still and juggle. But in the meantime try standing in front of a wall or cupboard door as you juggle. Try not to hit the door or wall with your juggling balls.  It’s a brain trick.  Put up a barrier and your brain will try not to hit it, encouraging you to throw the juggling balls in front of you instead of out.  Another good idea is to go back a step, say to Step 9 of the Juggling Brain video, and practice juggling two balls in one hand, positioned in the juggler’s stance, as described in Step 7. (See post ‘Perfect Balance for Juggling‘)  Just do it in the juggler’s stance and it will become automatic as you are learning to juggle.

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The Masked Jugglers