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I dont know if anyone does this, I am not a juggler, but i thought of this while flipping a hammer around at work the other day, I have dubbed it "Anti-spin Juggling"
The natural motion when juggling clubs is to move your wrist up and towards you, thus causing the clubs to revolve in "reverse".
What if someone moved their hand up and away from themself, (as though they were going to go up and over the body of the club). This would cause the clubs to do "forward" rotations in the air.
Is this done? Seems like it would be neat.
I guess this could also be considered reverse club juggling, cuz I guess its not REALLY antispin.
I dont know if anyone does this, I am not a juggler, but i thought of this while flipping a hammer around at work the other day, I have dubbed it "Anti-spin Juggling"
The natural motion when juggling clubs is to move your wrist up and towards you, thus causing the clubs to revolve in "reverse".
What if someone moved their hand up and away from themself, (as though they were going to go up and over the body of the club). This would cause the clubs to do "forward" rotations in the air.
Is this done? Seems like it would be neat.
I guess this could also be considered reverse club juggling, cuz I guess its not REALLY antispin.
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Posted:
Its already been done
They are called "reverse spins"
Its already been done
They are called "reverse spins"
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oh well....neat though.
oh well....neat though.
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Posted:
or you could throw it straight up so it comes down the same way it went up. Or flats to jugglers.
I've been working (with limited success) on throwing a club in a flat straight up and down so that the club always remains upright (the fat end stays high, the low end stays low).
Did you get all that?
or you could throw it straight up so it comes down the same way it went up. Or flats to jugglers.
I've been working (with limited success) on throwing a club in a flat straight up and down so that the club always remains upright (the fat end stays high, the low end stays low).
Did you get all that?
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I did! Gena does them...
I did! Gena does them...
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or you could spin the clubs in a horozontal plane as you juggle, though that would get tricky, as they take up a lot more space in the plane in which they pass eachother....
or you could spin the clubs in a horozontal plane as you juggle, though that would get tricky, as they take up a lot more space in the plane in which they pass eachother....
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Posted:
"helicopters"
very handy for catching clubs on your feet they are.
cole. x
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or you could spin the clubs in a horozontal plane as you juggle, though that would get tricky, as they take up a lot more space in the plane in which they pass eachother....
"helicopters"
very handy for catching clubs on your feet they are.
cole. x
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