If you're training at the level you should be training at you should feel frustrated and disheartened at how bad you are. It's not becasue you are bad but it's becasue you are confronting yourself with what you can't do all the time in practice. Keep at it, keep going.

Thanks I needed this, I’ve been struggling with two different tricks I can’t seem to make leeway on.

I know she was the other Olga. Your daughter and son are both extremely talented

@@Ricksonkimura Thanks! I would rather say they both are extremely hardworking. :-)

It's definitely a combination of talent and hard work

@@Ricksonkimura Not sure about talent, but definitely they both worked hard on their aims.

tried shazam no match D;

Renegade clubs. I had same clubs and I didn't like. Really heavy and hard clubs. Easy to manage because of weight but too hard for me.

quads

7 clubs is pretty much the physical limit that the human body can juggle (with clubs), more than that would take an effort and precision that probably can't be mastered ( just think at how much strenght you must put for a single quad throw in a fountain pattern ), like for 10+ balls, people can juggle them, but the world record is like 30 catches or so, that shows that the accuracy needed is probably too high to kee the pattern going properly for a long time, and so he probably doesn't care to try and learn something that you know you will never be able to have solid :)

lordn3m3sis Well, if you watch Gatto's 7 club World Record, he seems to have mastered the art of 7 Club juggling, I understand its tiring and all, but 8 clubs is not that different, just in quads (which Im sure he's perfected just by the amount of juggling he's done) and higher. He has done 8 clubs for 16 catches, but if her pursued it He could master 8 club juggling. This goes for the same for Vova. Now I'm an ameture juggler compared to the pros, but also, the record holder for 10, 11 and 12, his record was based off an relatively unsteady pattern of 10, if he practice 10 for a long time he should already be comfortable with 12 just from the shear amount of practice with 10 (excluding the grip for the extra ball in each hand)

Alex .Taylor definetly they could get better results with 8 with time and effort, but I'm pretty confident that it will never be the same level of mastery that you can achieve with 7, but again this is only my opinion, nobody can really say until someone manages to do it, on the other side if it's something that can't be done nobody will never be able to show it so for now we have a big question mark on that topic :)

well like, after you "master" 8 clubs (get better) your controlled quad spins are there for 9 clubs, which after a number of attempts you should be able to control it nicely. just once you get to the high numbers it takes a little bit longer to learn than the previous number (which may be a while) I understand most jugglers have the time and capability to do these they just don't want to put their time and effort into doing so just from the shear amount of time it would take to learn

+Alex .Taylor You can't compare Anthony and Vova's juggling, Anthony's seven clubs is at least one universe ahead. also, 8 clubs is juggled in a totally different pattern than 7 and with more rotation. Anthony has worked on 8 clubs since he was a child, thats why he can do it, vova has never worked on it, thats why he can't do it, and i highly doubt anyone will ever "master" 8+ clubs or anything like that

Omg. You are fucking hopeless. You deserves the award for the dumbest comment in history of youtube.