Tutorial Request: Catching 2 Clubs in 1 Hand

[@ThomWalljuggler]

Sweet tutorial! Don't think this topic has been covered before. Nicely done! One friendly addendum - "Club on club" is also frequently called "Standard" grip, "Club under club" is also often called "Circus" grip.... That's the nomenclature that I'm familiar with, at any rate. Funny that you recommend Standard for scissor catches - I do the exact opposite... if you catch in Circus, you don't have to rotate your hand to do it!

[@daviddavidson3859]

Nice!!! Option 2 just seems so much more natural to me, but sometimes I find myself catching the easy way to save my 4.

[@LearnToJuggleNOW]

Like other commenters here, I didn't really need this tutorial but I watched it anyway just because I like your videos.

[@ObjectManipulator]

I find that catching the club over the club that is already in my hand is easier, but so the head of the club is on the outside. But I juggle clubs in the circus style so it is easier for me.

[@Wuschel2175]

cool video like always could you please make a tutorial on how to master 534??????? i work on this trick but i just dont get it :( i dont undestand the explains to this trick of other tutorialmaker on youtube so please would be cool

[@azzorzer]

could you do one for catching 3 in one hand?

[@SteezyCloudz]

could you post a 4 ball mills mess Tutorial?

[@luismunoz10592]

YAAAYAYAYYAYAYA!!!!!!!!!!!! More juggling videos!!!!!!

[@KoRnYwAyZ]

I do option 2 ku I juggle with a circus style release

[@thegoheads]

Good tutorial, Chris! I personally find the "club under club" AKA "circus grip" to be better, even though I learned the other method first. The circus grip is (as you mentioned) better for multiplex throws, and (IMO) better for holding/catching more than 2 clubs in one hand. Didn't you make a tutorial similar to this 3 years ago?? ahh, yes, here it is (watch?v=VD2Bo_zzp7U)

[@KAGEJOSE]

@TABjuggler For catching 3 clubs in one hand, catch the first two club under club, then catch the last one club on club. it works for me.

[@am_jaeger]

This would have been nice when I was learning how to juggle clubs :)