The 7 Most Impressive BIG Juggling Tricks

[@theaccordian9377]

Referring to yourself in the third person in number 6 is just hilarious to watch!! Nice work Mr. Burrage!

[@lukeburrage]

I did it in the Top 40 video too. It's weird.

[@ManuelRospigliosi]

Agreed! Hahaha! He should just talk in 1st person.

[@WilliamAikin]

I thought the same, I actually said out loud WHO!!!

[@malakivelazquez3326]

That 7 club alberts is just mind blowing

[@marcofracasso8940]

Real Mad Tricks! Even if I would like to see a 3 object verion of it. The kind of tricks that some jugglers can pull out of simply 3 object is insane. I think it's easy to impress someone with high numbers but to impress someone with only 3 objects is even a greater achivment.

[@lukeburrage]

This will be a video in the future.

[@mugoxmugox]

Yeah@@lukeburrage , this is just awesome. Creativity is sometimes all we need

[@Vandrall]

Please more of these kind of videos, very enjoyable to watch with your commentary on top of it.

[@NorbiWhitney]

Crazy crazy tricks, and great video presentation of them!

[@eev24eshmolikali]

Nine clubs has been done to 11 throws and a catch of all the clubs. Incredible!

[@randomalbum9879]

Very well made video! Your research skills are next level

[@joddle23]

I just rewatched this video, and these tricks are still insane and probably won't be matched for quite some time. I would say the 7 club 7 up 360 by Spencer is more impressive than the 7 club 5 up 720. I know pirouettes are difficult (and personally I am quite bad at them), but nevertheless, I feel like an additional pirouette shouldn't outweigh the number of objects as well as the pattern afterwards. 22 additional catches after the 7 up shows that Spencer had control over his pattern meaning the throws and catches of all 7 clubs had to be pretty clean upon reentering the pattern, whereas the 5 up 720 with 7 frantic catches afterwards means that Tanioka didn't have the same level of control of his pattern. That isn't to take away from Tanioka's accomplishment of course - I am definitely biased toward the "gold standard" as you mentioned which is a run of a qualifying run after any trick Also thanks for taking the time to research and put together this video Luke!

[@artifaxiom]

Love the video! I hadn't seen a couple of these, and others were great to see in a rigorous historical context.

[@skate_slack_juggle]

insane, thanks for this luke, i would be crazy happy with 7 clubs

[@juliuspreu4881]

great video! 5 up 720 seems harder... and you forgot to mention Kenny Cheung doing 5 club takahashis which are the hardest trick of the video in my opinion...

[@magnificentm3445]

Really think all the juggling tricks here are Awesome !

[@canaldofusquinha5060]

nice vídeo man! Tnx

[@SvartAdamSolander]

7 clubs 5 up 720 more impressive by far! Nice video!

[@trottgizz1946]

Not even close to 7 up 360. But 7 Alberts is in new Universe of difficulty. You man, don't understand the topic.

[@SvartAdamSolander]

The question was if 7c 7 up 360 or 7c 5 up 720 was the more impressive trick. 7 clubs 7 up have been done many years ago, as Luke points out. 5 up 720 with 7 clubs have never been done before as far as I know, therefore I find it more impressive. Who are you to tell me I'm wrong in my answer of the question?

[@akeee3855]

Wish there was something for balls as well. I was missing some huuuge siteswaps (Haavard).

[@noslowerdna]

Great collection!

[@jugkora]

5:17 kento tanioka Kento and kaito are brother

[@lukeburrage]

Sorry!

[@mugoxmugox]

The last two are most impressive 7 clubs 5 up 720 is just on another level. The only difference between these people and me is passion, opportunity and practice, nothing else

[@marktomlinson4052]

I'd say the 5 up 720 is more difficult, similar to 5, a 3up 720 is considered more difficult than a 5 up 360. Although, Kaito ending lacked control, he still managed a flash.

[@nick13243]

Kinda expected to see Moritz Rosner's DB97531 with 7 clubs

[@tobireif]

Here's the link for anyone who hasn't seen it yet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaSYm3mMmdNpqdE

[@lukeburrage]

It would have made the list if he goes back into a 7 club pattern, even for 7 more throws and catches.

[@scottiethegreat74]

7 club alberts!! Mind blown!!! 😲😲😲

[@jontiruell1934]

love it

[@mohamedpedrou2898]

When you put yourself in the 6th spot You get 3 dislikes 😆

[@curlyboot]

Go ahead , Mohamed, and make a video this good. If you do, and share it for free, I don't care if you put yourself in it at any spot !

[@mohamedpedrou2898]

@@curlyboot easy man🙄 It's a joke in case you didn't notice I just found it funny when he referred to himself as if he was somebody else

[@jeffcooper3366]

Not sure how the 7 club Albert's didn't make it to the top 40 this year. I know I voted for it.

[@philipnguyen3107]

Wow imagine more people juggles then we would new record every month. 7 cluds Albert throws and nine balls pirouette are the ultimate.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@MatheusGomes-hz5hm]

Parabéns agradeço muito ☺️👏

[@cbu48]

The number one omg

[@iluk_yt9767]

but what about the 8 rings with a balance on rola bola from Alexander kiss in 6th place?

[@noone97531]

If these extremely talented individuals had dedicated themselves to either professional or olympic sports, what disciplines would they have thrived in?

[@jugglerj0e]

7 club Alberts def deserves the #1 spot. Its also nice to see a woman with a new juggling record. Sadly there aren't enough female jugglers.

[@FifaTikiTakaFan]

Guessing Gattos 11 ring flash with a bounce is there.

[@lukeburrage]

Maybe in the "craziest tricks of all time" but not recent enough for this video.

[@fumebball]

@@lukeburrage It would be cool if you do a "craziest tricks of all time" video then :D

[@ondrazposukie]

Gatto was against crazy tricks, watch his video "What is juggling"

[@jugglinGgUS]

Maybe Abrahm Dereje with bouncing balls or Masahiro Takahashi with 7 clubs alberts. ✌🏽🇲🇽

[@Teffik]

I´m really interested in the many reasons why combination tricks are becoming less popular. Any ideas?

[@ScratThunder]

I missed lauges db with pirouette.

[@spreizfus]

Shout out to Albert Lucas for whom the Albert is named!

[@omerlewy]

I know it's not as impressive, but compared to how new poi juggling is, I believe Dima Holmski's 5 poi alberts is pretty decent

[@azzorzer]

What about Ty Tojo 9 balls backcrosses?

[@azzorzer]

Sorry, I missed what you said in the beggining

[@ts214121]

How many people in the world perform 7-club juggling live for an audience?

[@philipnguyen3107]

At least a dozen.

[@jamiewhite3959]

O_O

[@dareck59]

And bounce?? 😑😬🙁