38 Ideas: Ring Juggling Tutorial Part 2, 2 and 3 Rings

Part 1, 1 ring:
• 38 Ideas: Ring Jugglin...
More on planes:
• Ring Juggling Tutorial...
It is hard as a beginner ring juggler because there are no tutorials, so I wouldn't know what to do with a ring. The only videos out there were of advanced jugglers showing advanced tricks, which is useless for a beginner. So when I wanted to make a tutorial, I figured that 1 in depth trick would be nice...and then the beginner is back at square one after learning it. So the point of this tutorial is to show people a lot of stuff that can be done with rings, a compilation of ideas so someone would never get stuck on where to go next. I think it will work very well, and remember, in depth tutorials on request! Not just ring stuff either, I'll do one on anything I do!
Here's a breakdown of the sections.
Easy 2 rings:
0:00
Medium 2 rings:
2:43
Easy 3 rings:
3:17
Medium 3 rings:
4:51
Hard 3 rings:
7:14
I hope this helps!

[@TheVarkora]

This is a really nice and well-executed idea. I've seen a lot of these tricks before, but you explain them well and it's nice to have them in one place. Personally, I would prefer the videos to have just consisted of ring-exclusive tricks (e.g. multiplexes and behind-the-neck catches can be done with any prop), but it's still nicely done.

[@markconigliaro]

Lol well first I have to get flats at least decent, but that is on my to do list, maybe I'll make it a priority this week. After I have them down enough, I'll make a tutorial. And speaking of boxes and flats, I recently found a juggler who blew my mind. Imagine a box, the sides are normal throws, and the 1 is a flat. And then my variation, the 1 is a flat, and the box walls are pancakes. I can't remember the guys name, but I wish I did.

[@markconigliaro]

Thank you very much! A lot of ring exclusive tricks are in the first part if you haven't seen that yet. I tried to go for mostly ring exclusive tricks, but some things are done differently with rings, like multiplexes. Ring, ball, and club multiplexes are very different from each other. But I would have liked more ring exclusive stuff too, maybe in the future I will make another video when I learn more.

[@markconigliaro]

Actually I just realized you might be mistaking wall plane throws with flats. Wall plane is what I was doing with the tricks at the end of the video, flats would be like club flats, so a pancake with no spin, just parallel with the ground. Which one were you talking about? I'd do a tutorial with both anyway.

[@NachoSicilianJuggler]

Great! Can you do a flat throws tutorial with rings, pls? :) beautiful boxes !!