I’m on my 10th day 2 hours a day of learning the 3 ball cascade and can’t get past 6 throws. Am I not meant for juggling? Other people say they learned it in 10 minutes 🤦♂️ however I feel like I’m better at juggling 2 balls in one hand and have gotten around 7 throws. You guys make this look so easy but when I try it, it’s just a big mess.
Thanks for sharing! I know how frustrating it can be to learn. some people definitely pick it up quicker than others, but some of the best jugglers I know struggled a lot to learn in the beginning, its important to try not to compare yourself with others, everyone learns these things at their own pace. Do you have an idea of what is going wrong in your pattern? is one side throwing higher than the other? are the balls going forward, forcing you to walk after them? I am currently working on a video addressing common problems that people run into when learning, and how to fix them, Hopefully i'll have some information in that video that can help you.
I think it’s just not consistent throws. One will be off by a little bit causing the next to be off even more and so on until it’s impossible to keep it going or it turns into really late throws and being all choppy looking. I’m also learning this at the age of 30, so I feel it’s a disadvantage from others who learn at a much younger age.
Also I do not have a background in any sports that involves throwing or catching. It may have to do with what I am using to practice. I started using socks that I rolled up very tightly into decent balls. They are very light though and bounce out of the hand often. Other times I practice with some old billiard balls and stand over a couch lol. They are very heavy but easy to catch and control more, not the ideal things you want to be juggling with haha.
@@Pocketbilliardshots Just keep practicing the motion and also try practicing with 1 ball or 2 balls and get it consistent to the point where you can throw the balls on the same plane. Throwing it on the same plane and keeping it so that you don't walk forwards is important. Don't worry about how long it takes. For me, i practiced a lot and gave up then came back to it later.
That's such a cool looking trick, I am not the best at it, but I will add it to my list and hopefully bring someone on to the channel who could teach it well. Thanks for the recommendation!
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15 THROWS ARE YOU KIDDING 100 THROWS IS WHAT YOU NEED YOU FRAUD
This balls is tennis ??
Why do I never learn how to juggle three balls these videos are so boring
What brand of balls and ball type are these?
I’m on my 10th day 2 hours a day of learning the 3 ball cascade and can’t get past 6 throws. Am I not meant for juggling? Other people say they learned it in 10 minutes 🤦♂️ however I feel like I’m better at juggling 2 balls in one hand and have gotten around 7 throws. You guys make this look so easy but when I try it, it’s just a big mess.
Thanks for sharing! I know how frustrating it can be to learn. some people definitely pick it up quicker than others, but some of the best jugglers I know struggled a lot to learn in the beginning, its important to try not to compare yourself with others, everyone learns these things at their own pace. Do you have an idea of what is going wrong in your pattern? is one side throwing higher than the other? are the balls going forward, forcing you to walk after them? I am currently working on a video addressing common problems that people run into when learning, and how to fix them, Hopefully i'll have some information in that video that can help you.
I think it’s just not consistent throws. One will be off by a little bit causing the next to be off even more and so on until it’s impossible to keep it going or it turns into really late throws and being all choppy looking. I’m also learning this at the age of 30, so I feel it’s a disadvantage from others who learn at a much younger age.
Also I do not have a background in any sports that involves throwing or catching. It may have to do with what I am using to practice. I started using socks that I rolled up very tightly into decent balls. They are very light though and bounce out of the hand often. Other times I practice with some old billiard balls and stand over a couch lol. They are very heavy but easy to catch and control more, not the ideal things you want to be juggling with haha.
@@Pocketbilliardshots Just keep practicing the motion and also try practicing with 1 ball or 2 balls and get it consistent to the point where you can throw the balls on the same plane. Throwing it on the same plane and keeping it so that you don't walk forwards is important. Don't worry about how long it takes. For me, i practiced a lot and gave up then came back to it later.
for cascade do you throw sideways?
If possible can you teach inverted box? Thanks in advance
That's such a cool looking trick, I am not the best at it, but I will add it to my list and hopefully bring someone on to the channel who could teach it well. Thanks for the recommendation!
Great tutorial, I can't wait to see what comes next!
I'm thinking we go strait to super sharp flaming bowling balls.
And skip rubber chickens?!?!?!
Great video I subbed and liked
Your awesome, thank you so much!
Circus made simple I want new juggling videos