The official HOP juggling "I just learnt a new move" thread

sjc this coming weekend

*checks*

no, sjc next weekend ish I think

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sydney juggling convention *this* weekend

Chochfest in York on the 3rd of February too!

 Written by: über seal


I once tryed to learn 52512 with balls, with the 2 12 butterflyed (contact juggling). I got close but gave up the guy that showed me has it solid now.

I think Onewheeldave can do that. It looks cool, keep trying to learn it!

I thought you could do seven balls Martin??

me too

uurban worrior passing (?)

three people doing three count, the feeder doing ultimates.

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I think that's called Gorrila - in a triangle with the feeder doing ultimates and the other two doing right and left handed 2 count

In the end I couldn't make the SJC Maybe the other SJC next year

urban gorilla yeah, but its three peaple in a line doing thre count, and one feeder doing ultimates....

we need will!!!

Martin, those silicon filled balls are lovely... I have three at the moment, and they have gotten me into three balls again.

So much that I managed to learn the box. Now to get it more consistent.

Been practicing loads of body throws recently, and trying to get them in with three balls.

and learned to catch a ball on the back of my neck. now to do something useful with it.

yes I can do 7balls. I ment that I had gotten used to the new balls it was the first time that I had been able to get 7 in the air with them cos they are so big. And holding 4 in one had is not easy.

They are a little strange, but I can't put them down. They are realy good for back crosses and head stalls (I cant do yet) but they do move strange.

i forgot what a 441 and a 531 is i know what a 333 is thow (juglling 3 balls 3 times i think ) so can you help me plz

http://www.jugglingdb.com/jugglewiki/index.php/CategoryThreeBallPattern

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p.s. double whip...

Triple single with the single as a chinroll - 2 rounds.

the only thing I have been playing with is numbers at the moment. trying to mix 534 and 633, so you get 53633. also 645 with 744, so you end up with 64744.

apart from them nothing new. me and the wife went down to the south bank and watched some shows and decided that our show is so much better than anything else down there, so we are putting all our time into that right now.

at sjc, i managed to do that thing where you throw one up, wait for it to come down, then throw a multiplex with both hands, then go into 5 ball.

i also managed to get 4ball shower, but the right hand throwing multiplexes, i forget what thats called too

180 pirotte bridge

Those numbers sound very clever Martin. Also, good to hear your wifey lady is back over in the UK.

But really, Nx? what you talkin' about? A 180 pirouette whilst standing on a bridge? That could look quite pretty I'll admit. Do you mean you threw 3 clubs in a strait line over your head then turned round?
What you on about eh?

Oh yeah also I didn't learn much, but I did do a little show for kiddies who used to live on the street and they smiled and said I was great

It would be *really* good if he did a 180 pirouette and fell off the bridge

Been playing lots of three balls recently, which is bizarre.

cj you fools!

the bridge is when it goes over your head on your forarms, im just turning 180 at the time...

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Well thats cleared that up then.
I even know the trick your on about, it is a good'n.

BUT!! I may never get the imagined image of you standing on a bridge throwing three clubs in the air then falling off the bridge out of my head. It is funny

still got yer hair johnny?

did some 4c 2020 the other day too...

Yeah man I still got loads of that hairy stuff. Have you grown any yet?

But your talking in tongues again... 4c 2020, eh?

2020 / 360 = 5.6.

He did 5.6 pirouettes underneath 4 clubs!

20/20 I know what you mean Tom. Must see you soon

What's 20/20?

2020 is split colloms, cant remeber what lemonkey was calling them, you know, two up one side, two up the other.

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Ahhhhh, I think "4 club splits" is the classic name for that. Nice one, very visually appealing trick.