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#531783 - 25/05/05 03:09 AM Re: Yet another contact juggling thread. **** [Re: mech]
Learning_To_Cook Offline
It's a f*ckin' Ball, innit.

Registered: 31/08/04
Loc: Bristol
I must own that video!!

It looks like there's gonna be some amazing footage of the best contact jugglers around on it. So much potential for 'move-yoinking'
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#531784 - 27/05/05 08:54 AM Re: Yet another contact juggling thread. [Re: Learning_To_Cook]
Fuero Offline
addict

Registered: 31/08/04
Loc: Netherlands
Here's some cool contactvids:
I mean mots's not mine:

click
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#531785 - 28/05/05 10:38 PM Re: Yet another contact juggling thread. [Re: Fuero]
Gherkin Offline
Inventor

Registered: 06/04/05
Loc: Hobart
I got me a 4" stage ball today... Now I just have to learn how to use it!

*drops ball*

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#531786 - 31/05/05 08:43 PM Re: Yet another contact juggling thread. [Re: Gherkin]
Pyrolific Moderator Offline
Investigator of life to time compression ratios

Registered: 10/01/01
Loc: Adelaide, South Australia
hehe - finally my Bday present from lovely Katinca came through - two uv acrylics! now I have 6 3inch acrylics to play with - yay!
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#531787 - 08/06/05 08:19 PM Re: Yet another contact juggling thread. [Re: Pyrolific]
LazyAngel Offline
random guy

Registered: 29/07/04
Loc: Cambridge UK
practising palm isolations: move the ball around your open hand really slowly and as smoothly as possible. Once you can do this a bit more easily, start trying to move your hand around the ball to keep it still.

fair enough description?
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#531788 - 08/06/05 09:03 PM Re: [Re: LazyAngel]
Learning_To_Cook Offline
It's a f*ckin' Ball, innit.

Registered: 31/08/04
Loc: Bristol
Ah, one ball palm spinning.

More difficult than it looks. How were you taught it (If you don't mind giving away the secret)?

It took me a couple of months i think to learn this properly. I've tried teaching other people but it's a difficult one to get the head around.

There are essentially four basic ways of doing it; Thumb to pinky, Pinky to thumb, on the left or right hand. The one that feels most natural to me is left hand, thumb/pinky. Weird, seeing as I'm right-handed and broke a finger on my left hand a few years ago, which made my left ring finger stop growing while all the rest did... But everyone is different.

I have given Pyrowill a challenge. To perfect palmspinning a pyramid (three balls as a base with one sitting on top) on both hands before I do. Any direction, but I think the same direction would be good in both hands. I'm going thumb to pinky, obviously. I can do it no problem in my left hand, but my right hand seems incapable of spinning any number of balls as good as my left hand does.

Bearing in mind I'm going on holiday tomorrow and probably won't be doing any contact for a couple of weeks, he should be able to get it. Any one else up for the challenge? (in a friendly, non-competitive way of course)
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Elements of the past and the future, combining to make something not quite as good as either...

Step (To Bluecat): That's something I can imagine Ed doing, only cleaner and better.

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#531789 - 09/06/05 12:19 AM Re: [Re: Learning_To_Cook]
Shu Offline
Retro Fyre Wizzard

Registered: 19/04/05
Loc: Pietermaritzburg (KZN)
Written by: DoktorSkell


Whats a Chubb Chubb?




Written by: .:star:.


i was thinking that!




a chubb chubb is a tiny creature, about the size of a hampster! Every1 is afraid of them, cos they have an appetite second-to-none, and will eat an army of people/anything in under 5mins!

you need to see the video to understand!

http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/chubbchubbs/

that should help! I'm so surprised u don't know this!
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#531790 - 15/06/05 05:54 AM Re: [Re: Shu]
Glåss Offline
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Registered: 08/11/01
Loc: Bristol
Ahh.
We wish you a merry christmas,
We wish you a merry christmas,
We wish you a merry christmas and a happy new contact Juggling video....

Ryan and I have been a but busy recently with contact juggling stuff.

Firstily a shameless plug for our new weekly contact huggling gathering in London
http://www.homeofpoi.com/ubbthreads/show...5/o/all/fpart/1

And secondly we edited a video

Its a 12mb wmv
Rhythmic Gymnastics Contact Bodyroll montage,
Edited from the best of my manipulation and RG videos collection

Can anyone host this for me??

- 2 days wasted editing or 2 days creating something funktastic....
You decide.
Big balls, is where its at.

Smiles
Drew

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#531791 - 20/06/05 02:30 AM Re: [Re: Glåss]
Gelfling Offline
Watcher of 80s cartoons

Registered: 07/07/04
Loc: Chepstow & Bristol
anyone want some multiball transfer descriptions? Or is this more of a one ball thread? (haven't been on here much due to work)
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#531792 - 21/06/05 07:45 AM Re: [Re: Gelfling]
LazyAngel Offline
random guy

Registered: 29/07/04
Loc: Cambridge UK
Drew: you might want to ask mech, he's been hosting a lot of videos on PiP recently.

Gelfling: I'd like to see as many descriptions as possible, so bring it on!
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#531793 - 21/06/05 09:30 PM Re: [Re: LazyAngel]
coleman Offline
big and good

Registered: 29/08/02
Loc: lunn dunn, yoo kay
this video has matt hennem in it

and as if that ain't enough it also has devkev doing poi and devilstick.

you lucky buggers


http://www.barnesy.org/BungayBallsUp6v2.mpg


cole. x
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#531794 - 21/06/05 11:16 PM Re: [Re: coleman]
Glåss Offline
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Registered: 08/11/01
Loc: Bristol
Finally got the vifeo finished editing and up online:
here you go:

RG Bodyrolling
edited by Ryan and Drew

http://www.contactjuggling.org/mx/index.php?page=9&action=file&file_id=44

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#531795 - 22/06/05 03:44 AM Re: [Re: Glåss]
Joshay Offline
newbie

Registered: 22/06/05
Loc: Melbourne, Hawthorn
Myallo Ya'll,
I was just wondering if you guys and gals over in england ever get any of the chinese circus footage from new years?
Also, Mondot, heard of him? Very cool french three ball artist (ponders if he's on this forum)
The chinese circus have been doing amazing contact stuff for years (Note, Spinning fork, Bowl kicking, Three ball juggling)
But yeah, if ya get a chance, fork spinning is like contact staff to the extreme PLUS acrobatics, check it out
Sorry if this is all old news, I'm a bit new to the forum :S
Anywho, tis all
Oh, PS, The chinese have FINALLY started juggling clubs No more hollow tennis rachets for them :P
Ciao-sies!
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#531796 - 23/06/05 11:02 AM Re: [Re: Gelfling]
DoktorSkell Offline
Closet Lesbian

Registered: 11/01/05
Loc: Van Diemans Land
Written by: Gelfling


anyone want some multiball transfer descriptions? Or is this more of a one ball thread? (haven't been on here much due to work)




I like to think this thread is non descriminatory when it comes to ball numbers ^_^

I personally would love to hear some multiball moves. my third 70mm acryllic is in the mail from melbourne
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#531797 - 24/06/05 10:11 PM Re: [Re: DoktorSkell]
Learning_To_Cook Offline
It's a f*ckin' Ball, innit.

Registered: 31/08/04
Loc: Bristol
I've just started to get the hang of three balls in both hands, and managed to get a pyramid going in both hands with billiard balls while on holiday... so multiball ball stuff is most welcomed!!

I'm having trouble getting a nice looking palm spin shower going. The balls just seem to move at irregular timings and keep knocking into one another... Any tips? Gelfling? Drew? Anyone? The problem seems to be when the balls are rolling ovr the near side of my palm, and also the 'thumb bit' where I put the balls from fingers to palm and vice versa. Hope that makes sense...
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Elements of the past and the future, combining to make something not quite as good as either...

Step (To Bluecat): That's something I can imagine Ed doing, only cleaner and better.

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#531798 - 24/06/05 11:48 PM Re: [Re: Glåss]
mo-seph Offline
enthusiast

Registered: 24/02/04
Loc: Edinburgh, UK
Written by: Glåss


RG Bodyrolling
edited by Ryan and Drew







I know you were the one in the all pink leotard, but which was ryan?
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#531799 - 24/06/05 11:49 PM Re: [Re: mo-seph]
_Clare_ Offline
Still wiggling

Registered: 22/10/02
Loc: Belfast
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#531800 - 27/06/05 08:24 AM Re: [Re: _Clare_]
Gelfling Offline
Watcher of 80s cartoons

Registered: 07/07/04
Loc: Chepstow & Bristol
Top tip for any palm spinning stuff - once you get a move learn it without using your thumb. This will build up your dexterity and finger strength.

We'll spend time in Falmouth

Will post multiball descriptions when I can work out how to phrase them
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#531801 - 28/06/05 09:08 AM Re: [Re: Gelfling]
PyroWill Offline
HoP's Barman. Trapped aged 6 months

Registered: 04/08/04
Loc: Staines
*Another spinner turns to contact juggling*
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#531802 - 29/06/05 10:59 AM Re: [Re: PyroWill]
_Clare_ Offline
Still wiggling

Registered: 22/10/02
Loc: Belfast


Still practising...

Was practising on my way home on the ferry tonight.

Unfortunately there was about 200 schoolkids also on the boat, clearly on their way home from a day trip. They kept saying things like 'you trying to see your future in that ball, miss'?!

I got all embarrassed and stopped.

Kids can be so cruel.




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