Thank you for your over view. My choices for juggling balls are American lacrosse balls. They're very bouncy, so if you're a beginner you'll spend alot of time chasing them around. lol Practice on grass or over your bed. Also, I use bolle balls. They're from a popular lawn game here in New Zealand. They're pretty big and weigh 675 grams or 1.5 lbs each. They're excelent for strengthening one's upper body. You just have to watch allowing them to drop on your feet or pinch you fingers. One great thing about the lacrosse balls is that one can do bouncing starts on concrete. The bad thing is if you miss you run the risk of losing a ball down the sewer grate. ☹ I'm restarting after about a 25 year layoff. It's been fun and as I recall each trick it reminds me of another one and so on. Don't get discouraged if you're new to juggling. I have a torn rotator cuff and restarting my juggling obsession has started to loosen up and strengthen my off hand. Happy juggling and cheers from New Zealand! 🇳🇿
1:03 awesome! I was practice juggling at my aunts house and they rolled away. But luckily my mom bought me those juggling balls but pink! Sadly my brother thinks I'm a clown
Many thanks for the tips! I have juggled for a long time with rubber bouncy balls (because that's what I randomly bought as a kid). Getting into 4 and hopefully 5 ball juggling now, and looking for something that doesn't get away from me! Do the MMX balls stay where they land as well as bean bags, or do they have some roll to them?
I want to improve juggling 3 balls and 2 balls in one hand. what Kind of balls will be best for me. I want it to be easy to catch because I juggle or at least try to juggle with mandarina . but I feel like is too llight and my hand don t automaticly close at contact . I want a ball heavy enought for me so my hand close at contact but lighter than an orange. based on that what would you reccomend me. also heavy enougt so I have some control of the heigh when I throw the ball. when is too small is difficult . thanks in advance.
i would say anything from 100g -130 is good for learning with. but you can go both heavier or lighter if you want. some good beginner balls ether the classics (115g) or the suedes (110g) would be a great starter ball. you check them out here cascadejuggling.com/product-category/circus-shop/juggling/juggling-sets/ but at the end of the day its all just really personal preference. what ever feels right to you.
They are Juggle Dream UV Smoothies cascadejuggling.com/product/uv-smoothie-juggling-ball/ They look really bright and look great but they are really firm and take a long time to soften up, so i feel they are a bit of a trade off between looks and feel.
Hi thanks for the info, can you help I've been trying for the cascade for months, I can throw from right to left and back after I stop, can't get going it's like a block ? Any ideas please? ?? Thanks
Try throwing all 3 and catching none of them. Getting the throws to go is more important than catching them. Then you can work up the catchs. Ie. Throw all 3 and just catch the last ball > throw all 3 catch the last 2 balls > throw all 3 catch all 3 balls. Hope this helps 🙂
If I where to buy the balls do you think they would fit my sons' hands? (The standard ones) Also do you charge regular US dollars instead of pounds upon request? Thanks!
it would depend on your sons age/size of his hands. but I think the classics should fit most kids no problem. i use them regularly at workshops and have never hand any issues except with really small children (5 or younger). and if you use our website I think it sould do the currency conversion automaticall for you :)
110 works great. It all comes down to personal preference in the end. If your just starting out i would stay away from anything less than 90g or over 130g per ball until you know why you want something outside that range. 🙂
i started juggling fruit as well :P mainly small oranges (or anything i could get my hands on) Eventualy though having consistancy in your shape and weight of your balls becomes more importiant. Depending on what sort of weight you like there are definalty balls to fit what you want. our classic thuds come in around 115g and acording to google most lemons come in around 100g so they might be a nice fit :)
I bought a 5 ball set with delusions of grandeur, but now I just want an upstairs 3 ball set, and a downstairs 3 ball set, and that is 6. Struck down by mathematical reality.
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Excellent overview of the main types of balls. Very helpful, thank you.
thanks :) glad you found it useful.
Thank you for your over view. My choices for juggling balls are American lacrosse balls. They're very bouncy, so if you're a beginner you'll spend alot of time chasing them around. lol Practice on grass or over your bed. Also, I use bolle balls. They're from a popular lawn game here in New Zealand. They're pretty big and weigh 675 grams or 1.5 lbs each. They're excelent for strengthening one's upper body. You just have to watch allowing them to drop on your feet or pinch you fingers.
One great thing about the lacrosse balls is that one can do bouncing starts on concrete. The bad thing is if you miss you run the risk of losing a ball down the sewer grate. ☹ I'm restarting after about a 25 year layoff. It's been fun and as I recall each trick it reminds me of another one and so on. Don't get discouraged if you're new to juggling. I have a torn rotator cuff and restarting my juggling obsession has started to loosen up and strengthen my off hand. Happy juggling and cheers from New Zealand! 🇳🇿
The lacrosse balls also make really great practice multiball contact juggling balls.
1:03 awesome! I was practice juggling at my aunts house and they rolled away.
But luckily my mom bought me those juggling balls but pink!
Sadly my brother thinks I'm a clown
Many thanks for the tips! I have juggled for a long time with rubber bouncy balls (because that's what I randomly bought as a kid). Getting into 4 and hopefully 5 ball juggling now, and looking for something that doesn't get away from me! Do the MMX balls stay where they land as well as bean bags, or do they have some roll to them?
@@coryjorgensen622 hey the mmx have some roll to them. In terms of valls from play the srx would be the ones that dont roll away 🙂
what is a technical juggler??? 🤔
I want to improve juggling 3 balls and 2 balls in one hand. what Kind of balls will be best for me. I want it to be easy to catch because I juggle or at least try to juggle with mandarina . but I feel like is too llight and my hand don t automaticly close at contact . I want a ball heavy enought for me so my hand close at contact but lighter than an orange. based on that what would you reccomend me. also heavy enougt so I have some control of the heigh when I throw the ball. when is too small is difficult . thanks in advance.
i would say anything from 100g -130 is good for learning with. but you can go both heavier or lighter if you want. some good beginner balls ether the classics (115g) or the suedes (110g) would be a great starter ball. you check them out here cascadejuggling.com/product-category/circus-shop/juggling/juggling-sets/
but at the end of the day its all just really personal preference. what ever feels right to you.
Really appreciate the tips! Thank you!!!
Very informal video! What are the ones above your left shoulder? Thanks
They are Juggle Dream UV Smoothies cascadejuggling.com/product/uv-smoothie-juggling-ball/
They look really bright and look great but they are really firm and take a long time to soften up, so i feel they are a bit of a trade off between looks and feel.
@@cascadejuggling thanks
Hi thanks for the info, can you help I've been trying for the cascade for months, I can throw from right to left and back after I stop, can't get going it's like a block ? Any ideas please? ?? Thanks
Try throwing all 3 and catching none of them. Getting the throws to go is more important than catching them. Then you can work up the catchs. Ie. Throw all 3 and just catch the last ball > throw all 3 catch the last 2 balls > throw all 3 catch all 3 balls. Hope this helps 🙂
@@cascadejuggling Thank you for your advice, I'll try that, I will not give up. 😉
If I where to buy the balls do you think they would fit my sons' hands? (The standard ones) Also do you charge regular US dollars instead of pounds upon request? Thanks!
it would depend on your sons age/size of his hands. but I think the classics should fit most kids no problem. i use them regularly at workshops and have never hand any issues except with really small children (5 or younger). and if you use our website I think it sould do the currency conversion automaticall for you :)
Is over 110 a good weight? Or does it have to be 115?
110 works great. It all comes down to personal preference in the end. If your just starting out i would stay away from anything less than 90g or over 130g per ball until you know why you want something outside that range. 🙂
@@cascadejuggling ok thank you my current balls are 80 so I will try getting 110-115
awesome thanks
I juggle with lemons that i can grip with lol 😂 i like lemons because its more heavy than any normal ball
i started juggling fruit as well :P mainly small oranges (or anything i could get my hands on) Eventualy though having consistancy in your shape and weight of your balls becomes more importiant. Depending on what sort of weight you like there are definalty balls to fit what you want. our classic thuds come in around 115g and acording to google most lemons come in around 100g so they might be a nice fit :)
Hey !! You are the puzzle guy haha
haha yeah we also have a puzzle shop :)
I bought a 5 ball set with delusions of grandeur, but now I just want an upstairs 3 ball set, and a downstairs 3 ball set, and that is 6. Struck down by mathematical reality.