Juggling

Hieroglyphs from almost 5,000 years ago depict ancient Egyptian jugglers, whereas I've only been juggling since high school.  I taught myself during a speech and debate tournament and have enjoyed it as a fun and relaxing activity ever since.  

It's really not too difficult to learn the basics in a short time.  Over the years I've taught many people how to juggle- friends, family, coworkers, and people I've met in my travels to Europe and China, etc.  For a couple years I even taught classes in juggling at a local Community College.  

2-object tricks I can do:

• one hand elevator
• one hand fountain

Some of the 3-object tricks in my repertoire:

• cascade
• reverse cascade
• half-shower
• 1-up, 2-up
• under the leg
• behind the back
• claw
• eating an apple
• bounces off the floor/wall etc.
• knee-bounce
• two-person exchange

4-object tricks I can do:

• asynchronous fountain
• synchronous fountain

A (far from complete) list of objects I've juggled:

• flaming tennis balls
• juggling pins
• knives
• eggs
• light bulbs
• a basket ball, billiard ball, and ping pong ball
• a baseball, baseball bat, and glove
• cans
• bottles
• paperclips
• etc.

For short video clips demonstrating various juggling tricks, check out the Juggler's Aquarium.

Learn how to juggle- it's fun!