Juggle together
On this years Aichtal Juggling Convention “Juggling Resort” Juli, Simon and I decided to give a Roundabout Workshop. We thought a lot of jugglers there would like this workshop.
We also made a workshop video with Maya instead of Simon so that participants or probably other jugglers have a good video for learning the roundabout.
4 – Count Roundabout is a relative easy to learn takeout passing pattern for three jugglers. It is a good start into the world of moving and manipulation patterns.
Dropabout is a very nice combination of Roundabout and a Backdrop line. It´s for 4 jugglers who should be able to do long passes in 4-count, Roundabout and Backdrops. So, practise Roundabout, moving Y and Backdrop line! In the video below, you may see that Helene & Juli take a slightly different approach than Jenny … Read more
Nicki invented this pattern several years ago and taught it around Göttingen. Now, as ambidextrous manipulations are becoming “en vogue”, he decided to advertise this one. It´s nice!
Another new pattern – don´t know where it comes from, actually. It´s not Ed´s, this time, so I don´t have the notation either. The base pattern is a 4 person shooting star in 4count and with only 10 clubs. Before runnig, each juggler passes until having only 1 (not 2) clubs left, then runs halfway … Read more
Experimente…mit Simon´s neuer ActionCam, mit dem altbekannten Roundabout und mit unseren Freunden aus Neuss – besonders Hoschy, der sich hat bereitwillig isolieren lassen… 7 Club Roundabout with an isolated person: That means, one of the 3 people does not leave his position, forcing the other 2 to adjust theirs. Good for jugglers with knee or … Read more