4 Techniques to Improve Your Juggling - Tutorial

[@kateb351]

Thank u. It's taken me 6 months to just get 30 secs of a cascade! But I'm hooked and realising that a fairly clean cascade & other patterns I've been trying will take much longer, will start using some of these techniques.

[@urodsky_monday]

The excersise with a head titling is just brilliant! Thank you for your work!

[@malcolmkong4852]

I am astonished by how few views your tutorial has gotten. You've broken down the complexity of juggling into manageable exercises. Thanks!

[@cascadejuggling]

hehe thanks. got to start somewhere :P

[@sizwekoomtheMc]

I have listened and watched a lot of juggling videos. Yours is different and the level of difficulty was amazing. You challenged me, I was starting to think I'm an expert, u proved me otherwise. I appreciate u. From your new follower

[@abdur1914]

Thanks, just what I need👍🏾

[@cascadejuggling]

Glad I could help

[@thestruggle2343]

Needed this so bad guys, your timing is great!!! got my 3 ball cascade down but my left arm throw is super inconsistent. Great video!!!

[@cascadejuggling]

That's dude 🙂 hope your doing well.

[@Jugggle]

Thxxx ooo did U know that jugggling is a showing of local n global teamwork and friendship ooo happy juggling ooo

[@cascadejuggling]

thanks :) the juggling and circus community is the best on so many levels

[@hellatovar1743]

This is such a useful video! Thank you…..

[@NanciNewton]

Thank you so much! I’ve been a sloppy juggler for years. This may help me clean things up a bit. Very clear & helpful practice tips.

[@cascadejuggling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@petermacinnes5313]

Best, most detailed training clip - the exercises are hard as hell but make complete sense - thks !

[@jeffpierson6089]

I really appreciate your advice and coaching. I agree that my biggest problem is controlling where I throw the ball, not how to make a catch. I do like to have another ball in my hand to make it a little more challenging to make the catch,

[@cascadejuggling]

Awesome. Glad you enjoyed it. And yeah making extra challenges is always a fun game 😜

[@helenamaria710]

Thanks! I have far to go! Just keeping it going more than 15 times is my challenge!😅

[@universemir]

cool, thought i was making solid progress just my learning patterns but after the first advice of this video I noticed i have to work on a lot of other stuff

[@cascadejuggling]

here its that never ending cycle, the more you know, the more you realize there is more always to learn :P

[@правдаилиложьРеалист]

Hi, im really enjoyed watching your practice exercises, im from Russia

[@cascadejuggling]

thanks :) glad you enjoyed it

[@colinkeane7539]

Does locking your catch point work for 4 ball fountains and other even numbered patterns?

[@cascadejuggling]

You can kind of make it work but it's much harder to do with even numbers. It's obviously impossible to lock the hand and throw at the same time 😛. But even just trying to keep it in mind while practicing will help though.

[@BartonChittenden]

Nice! I'm going to have to play with this. Do you have any ideas for practicing rhythm? I work with a metronome, but that gets boring.

[@cascadejuggling]

Yeah I do actually. Maybe we will do that as one of our next videos. 🙂

[@ilredicoppe]

Unrelated to your vid but I just got your new balls and they're awesome, thanks!

[@cascadejuggling]

Thanks 🙂 glad you like them

[@jordanversol2689]

a stuff who work really well on me is train 5 10 min and rest for 2 3hr for my brain understand what i am doing and go back training later in the day and i progress so fast like this

[@cascadejuggling]

great tip. yeah i think that giving your brain time to digest things is super important to making good progress. :)

[@thierryst-pierre2166]

its funny seeing your hands still track and catch the balls even though the piont of the exercise is not to do that. It will useful to film and myself and see if im doing that.

[@cascadejuggling]

yeah its super hard. even when you think your doing it you hands still do some movement :P I think its why i always go back to this one as there is always more to learn from it .

[@nillywillynoah]

I need a video to help not confuse..

[@cascadejuggling]

what do you mean? :)

[@organboi]

Why don't teachers EVER teach HOW to throw accurately?

[@cascadejuggling]

probably because its pretty hard at actually explain, and very specific to individuals. its much easier to give exercises that will help people work out for themselves what is the best way :)

[@micaelribeiro7758]

Is a secret

[@AugustusBroadford]

thanks Colin 🤹

[@cascadejuggling]

your very welcome :)