I've literally just started contact juggling today after seeing some amazing videos. I must say thankyou because i've found your video to be the best tutorial so far :)

I got a contact juggling ball a few days ago and all i am doing since then is playing and practising. i say Thanks for your tutorial!

I recently got one of those fushigi balls :P I doont really know anything about contact juggling, but this was very helpful! :) Thanks

great contact juggler and teacher! XD put more videos please!!

Very nice, to explain this part... Wish I had you vid back when I first learned!

I CANT DO THAT 'BUTTERFLY'!!!

tks fir replying but I meant what I believe is called "wiper" but have since commenting found more info on it. tks again :)

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to teach us :)

When the ball goes from one side of the hand to the other, it's called a butterfly, and covered in one of my previous videos. Thanks for watching!

I imagine you're talking about an acrylic ball, then? If that's so, 100mm is far too heavy for beginners. I don't even suggest acrylics until one is more comfortable with contact juggling. But, if you must: 75-80mm is much easier. After a while, then you can build up to 100mm. As always, I suggest a 100mm soft ball, such as the Sil-X. Thanks for watching!

great video!

Thank you for posting this video

Good tips thank you. Going to try these when I get my ball

thanks for the tip on keeping your hands flat and moving the ball 'magically' with your knuckles! :)

That looks so nice (now I know what to practice) - thanks!!!

@Sapp4iregirl For transfers? If your index and middle finger form a V, with the tips slightly touching the bottom of your palm, lifting your knuckles should push the ball in your desired direction.

I think I am in love

that is really cool. i have the same ball, but it is green! the circle is my fav move 2!!!!

Very cool

A larger (size-wise) ball would help you out more, I think. At least 3.5 in, preferably 4. The weight should be close to that of a palm-sized orange, if you aren't that practiced with contact.

tks for posting, great video. I'm having the same issue as commented on top, you don't seems to cover the bit when your hand goes up and, in the same hand, the ball goes over the tip of the fingers from one side to the other. Help! :) tks again

yes you can

thank you for this video! ^_^ love&light.

nice lesson, thanks!!

@houseofballet thankyou!! thats who she looks like!! she reminded me of someone just coulden't figure out who! i think she's prettyer then gennifer goodwin tho :)

In love

luv ya ;x

aha! gravity, so that is where my problem is and that is why it doesn;t look so smooth when I do it, I have to stop relying on gravity for the movements, thanks! hehehe

I'm trying to do this with a 2.5 inch acrylic ball. It's kinda tough...

Holy shit that woman is gorgeous.

I've been using a 1.5 inch steel ball bearing for years, would a lighter ball plastic ball give any advantages?

Hello 👋 thank you for your great and useful Video 🙏 may ask you what kind of ball do you use in this video? What is it made of and what’s the size of it? Thank you so much in advance 🌞💗

Would a smaller ball have any disadvantages?

Any recommendations for DVD instructional videos? I want to see if contact juggling is something that I could add to my act. Thanks.

1:25 you mention wipe it over or something. Tks!

can i use a rubber ball? just for the meantime.

Es genial

Unfortunately the move is becoming cliché but when done in a way in which the flow artist is actually able to see that it is part of one flow, one state of being, it can be quite effective to watch. But naming things is problematic, perhaps a necessary evil in teaching. But it fractionalizes flow which is non-flow. I knew the first juggler to perform this move. Michael Moschen. He didn't have a name for it. His whole act was "one thing" all the parts interconnected seamlessly. Also, in dynamic play, it is essential to learn the relationships that objects play in determining the techniques as the objects speak to us during the process. Experiment with balls of many sizes, weights, and textures to increase sensitivity.

Attractive woman, simple stuff, then magic. I enjoyed the video, but I still haven't picked my jaw up off the ground.

first day of contact juggling... where to start?

ha all the time... probably

hey there I use home ofpoi .com for all my contact supplies theyre great and cheap. good luck. I suggest the Sil-x 100mm

how many mm. is the ball?

@Sapp4iregirl a great tutorial fron none other than okotanpe here =) it's what made me get them down /watch?v=zjT5PjPeTK0&feature=relmfu

Good video but what is the name of the tricks???

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