Let me know if there are any juggling terms I didn’t mention that you don’t know or had a hard time learning when you started! I’ll make another video answering them! ☺️
The "stealing" section should probably also mention the alternate team "take-outs" (I've heard "take-outs workshop" vs "stealing workshop" almost equally) and "replacement" for putting an object back into the pattern. You could also cover integrating stealing in passing with "manipulator", "intercepts", and "carries", it makes explaining passing routines to newbies much easier. Other common terms that might be confusing to new jugglers: - symmetric vs asymmetric patterns - Multiplex (and related terminology like duplex, triplex, squeeze catch, etc.) - Zip (common-ish term for a siteswap 1 throw that isn't intuitive) - Spins (vs. pirouette vs. 360/720/etc.) - half-shower (contrast with shower) - flourishes - flats - lift bounce vs. force bounce There's multiple videos worth of all the different passing terminology, there's so many esoteric terms, but not sure it's your target audience. You can't even google "hefflish" to learn it, it's mostly tribal knowledge.
@@Foresight42 I had all those non-passing terms already on my list for the next one, so I'm glad to hear you think they're important too! I admittedly am not a huge passer myself. I know most of the terminology for passing but not well enough to confidently include them at the moment. But I think you're right that they would be helpful for jugglers to know! Perhaps I can make a collaboration "juggling passing terminology" video with a friend of mine who is a passing pro :) Thanks for the suggestions!
@@TaylorTries There's definitely a dirth of club passing tutorial videos out there, and the few that do exist don't come anywhere near the production value and detail of your tutorials. I think because it's a collaborative act, the bulk of teaching occurs only in-person in a sort of teacher-apprentice type arrangement. Unfortunately that really limits knowledge sharing to those who have the opportunity to attend festivals and juggling groups, unlike solo juggling where you can find multiple video tutorials for basically any trick or pattern.
Those are both high on my list! I have a workshop on balancing for my “Juggling Otter” patrons if you are wanting to learn it sooner. But I’m hoping to make those tutorials soon!
if you juggle 4 balls in the rhythm left-right-right-left-left-right-right-left.... you are able to juggle the cascade pattern with a with a even number of balls (4,6,8, etc.).
I wonder if there's any useful term (one word or short phrase) to describe juggling asymmetrical patterns in, what I call it, "the other way" or "the other side". For example: siteswaps of even length. When a right-handed person juggles ss 53 continuously it's easier to throw 5's from right and 3's from their left hand. How to call a 53 when they throw 5's from left and 3's from right? When I explain this, it takes too many words and is irritating even for me who says it. I for example say: "My record of 7531 on the weaker side is 30 rounds", or "My record of 7531 when I throw 7's from my left hand is 30 rounds" (english is not my first language btw). Is there any general way to say it in a neat, short way? Like "My record of [short magic phrase ] 7531 is 30 rounds"? Anybody? If there isn't, maybe should it be invented? What do you think?
this might be kind of tedious and boring to make a tutorial about but jugglinglab???? ive been having a hard time figuring out how to navigate it/utilize it to come up with patterns i have in my head. basics i got down, but intermediate/adv stuff not at all. not sure if youre super familiar with it
Hahaha I was just talking to a juggler about how confusing I find jugglinglab! I need to learn how to navigate it too. Once I do I'll make a tutorial on it!
The quickest way to get me to do something is to tell me other people will be unreasonably mean to me about it. I can't wait to get my hands on some bowling pins to juggle.
So happy you mentioned joggling! It doesn’t get enough love but is my favorite style of juggling (and exercise). I also think it has a lot of room to grow and evolve as an art form. From parkour-like challenges to dance, public engagement, and agility training, i find it to be endlessly entertaining, especially in big cities. Great video!
Hi,im ten and can do 5 balls.Did you know juggling is a sport. Well the people in my class dont. People in my class kind of bullie me because they dont think juggling is a sport is a sport.😂
I definitely think "multiplexes" are good for beginners to know about since you can do a basic multiplex with just three balls. As far as more advanced multiplex terminology, you could also mention "stacked, split, slice, cut, squeeze, duplex, triplex, quadriplex, etc." I kinda like multiplexes. :)
Well, that was a lot of information in a very short time. I'm glad I learned it bit by bit and not all at once. A point of history. I learned to juggle in California in 1977. When I learned, every juggler I met called them clubs. Fast forward seven years or so later, and every juggler I met called them pins. I always wondered why they changed. Then I stopped going to IJA conventions though I never stopped juggling and I had no idea that at some point they started calling them clubs again. For awhile there no one I knew called them clubs but me. Once again, I don't know why that changed. I was also taught that juggling was having more objects than hands. Then contact juggling came around (or at least I never knew of it until Michael Moshen was in Labyrinth). So now I guess the first definition is passe. There is a four ball pattern that is a low arch and a high arch so I don't know why that wouldn't be called a cascade. You didn't mention multiplex juggling. Is that still a thing? And I never heard of side swaps until you mentioned it in a video. Then again I haven't been in the IJA in years. Also I remember when joggling started and the first IJA convention that included joggling. My friend Andy Swan (Swan Bros. Circus) got into it and did quite well and lost a bunch of weight.
So when juggling balls normally the ball lands in your hand (hand bellow ball), however sometimes you bring your hand down on top of the ball to catch up to it as it drops. Is there a term for this?
9:43 "at some point you'll here jugglers throw around a bunch of numbers and they'll all seem to know what they're talking about except you" Don't worry- sometimes we don't quite know what we're talking about either
Taylor it's Vinnie I like your contact tricks do you ever experiment with BBB style I just currently learned 4 windmill BBB keep up the juggling tutorials happy juggling !!!!
Thank you for jungling art. You are a good ambasador for junglers. I jungling 25 years. For me it's very important the size for the balls. I start 10 years white 64 Cm. After 10 years white 60 Cm and now i jungling white 58 Cm. Now is perfect,. Please make vidéo ,size ball for size hand. Excuse me for language, i am french. Ludo.
Good stuff Taylor! Qualify... someone once told me that a flash was with the number of props in a pattern, a juggle was when you did the number of props + 1... e.g. 5 ball cascade, you would need 11 catches to be officially juggling the trick. Is that for real or have I been wronged?
It bugs me so much when they call them pins... i never thought they looked like pins so after being asked a hundred times ive started to get irratated when ppl say that... but id never be mean about it, ppl dont know not there fault.
Very good information. I knew a lot of them but not all. One trick I am going to start working on is Mills Mess, with the new beanbags I got for jugglingwarehouse.com. Your tutorial, I think will be very helpful. Thanks for what you are doing.👍
Do u know any balls which are very light and good hand size my arms starts to fatigue out. I’ve heard about Russian ball being best. I do juggling for hours on end
That’s a very interesting video, it took me several years to learn all this terms and dither difference between them, and here yo have it in a just couple minutes. Every time I’m on the treadmill I make my jogging routine with my juggling balls, I thought I invented something but now I know that many people do it and I think it’s just amazing
This is such a great and informative video, really fits in with your siteswap and beginner tricks videos as a great place for anyone interested in juggling to start. It would've made it so much easier to get into juggling a few years ago! Gonna have to go put a mess in my 531 too because that looked mint :)
Hey I just wanted to say a couple years back you had done a wood burning project and after watching your video I started doing my own projects. I know burn and whittle wood thank you for the jumpstart on my favorite hobby!
@@collinhenderson9357 That guy hit everyone in the comments up the last video, I went on his channel and told him to stop being a pervert. Pretty sure he was trying to say something other than what he did in the video. Judging by the background video that is.
What an amazing and helpful video! 🤩 Although I am into juggling for a while now, but this helped me clear my mind with all these sometimes confusing terms totally... Now I feel well prepared for my journey 😁 Thanks!
Great video! Body throw was actually a new one for me. People had been throwing the term around but I couldn't visualize what was happening. I think I've always had trouble with what a "half" version of a trick is, like the half shower or a half box. Thanks for making everyone smarter, Esteemed Taylor!
I needed this I love juggling it's weird telling people though I don't think they know how to take it or how fun and challenging it can be when your likely sitting around watching TV
Nice, thanks! I’ve learned most of these at this point but I’ve yet to delve into really learning site swap. But I’ve also been reluctant to go outside where I can even experiment with height. I’ve managed to get 6 flashes (sloppily) of five balls in a row. I look forward to challenging myself further.
Most of all there is a big discussion about the relation between "juggling" and "object manipulation". Lot of ppl would not agree with your definition but I do.
Taylor, I have a question that I pertains to how to search @TaylorTries (not ALL of UA-cam) for passes, or any other term that you just taught me? This video is SO helpful. It was made 2 yrs ago, and instead of trying to scroll through all of them like I just did to try to find beginning clubs tricks, or to find your videos with a term, I want to type the term in and find YOUR videos. Is this possible? And will you even see this if it is 2 yrs ago?
Great Video Taylor! That were the most important terms in a nutshell! Even I'm juggling a few years, there are still terms I didn't know officially, like the qualify 😄 thank you for these amazing high-quality stuff in your videos! 🙌
Thank you so much for your quality videos and instruction. I’m retired and have found juggling to be a great hobby and pastime. I’m a newbie and having fun. I appreciate your compassion and honesty. What a beautiful human you are! Thank you!
Great video!! please do more advance terms, knowing the name makes us easier to look up tutorial or new angle of juggling and possibilities. It really helps a lot ! thank you
Thanks for another great video, Taylor! I wanted to share with you a juggling term that I came up with: "uggling". Uggling, much like the "flash" has two definitions. A) Uggly juggling (when you're doing a consistent pattern and it looks horrendous but somehow you're making it work), and B) As you might have guessed, when your juggling props are Uggs. Haven't tried it, but I'm sure it's not a thing. lol. Can't say thank you enough--your videos have really helped me get into juggling (and some uggling) over the last 5 months. Keep up the great work!
I think this is very helpful for beginners! I don't remember how I learned all these terms, I just feel like I suddenly knew them, but a video like this would have been si helpful.
Let me know if there are any juggling terms I didn’t mention that you don’t know or had a hard time learning when you started! I’ll make another video answering them! ☺️
The "stealing" section should probably also mention the alternate team "take-outs" (I've heard "take-outs workshop" vs "stealing workshop" almost equally) and "replacement" for putting an object back into the pattern. You could also cover integrating stealing in passing with "manipulator", "intercepts", and "carries", it makes explaining passing routines to newbies much easier.
Other common terms that might be confusing to new jugglers:
- symmetric vs asymmetric patterns
- Multiplex (and related terminology like duplex, triplex, squeeze catch, etc.)
- Zip (common-ish term for a siteswap 1 throw that isn't intuitive)
- Spins (vs. pirouette vs. 360/720/etc.)
- half-shower (contrast with shower)
- flourishes
- flats
- lift bounce vs. force bounce
There's multiple videos worth of all the different passing terminology, there's so many esoteric terms, but not sure it's your target audience. You can't even google "hefflish" to learn it, it's mostly tribal knowledge.
Term for adding a club to the pattern with your foot?
@@Foresight42 I had all those non-passing terms already on my list for the next one, so I'm glad to hear you think they're important too! I admittedly am not a huge passer myself. I know most of the terminology for passing but not well enough to confidently include them at the moment. But I think you're right that they would be helpful for jugglers to know! Perhaps I can make a collaboration "juggling passing terminology" video with a friend of mine who is a passing pro :) Thanks for the suggestions!
@@coasterb1 A kick-up! Great suggestion! I'll add it to my list :)
@@TaylorTries There's definitely a dirth of club passing tutorial videos out there, and the few that do exist don't come anywhere near the production value and detail of your tutorials. I think because it's a collaborative act, the bulk of teaching occurs only in-person in a sort of teacher-apprentice type arrangement. Unfortunately that really limits knowledge sharing to those who have the opportunity to attend festivals and juggling groups, unlike solo juggling where you can find multiple video tutorials for basically any trick or pattern.
Yay! My favourite youtuber has just posted
*blush*
Thank you Taylor. I still can learn a lot from you.
Can you make a toturial on backcrosses or balancing things?
Those are both high on my list! I have a workshop on balancing for my “Juggling Otter” patrons if you are wanting to learn it sooner. But I’m hoping to make those tutorials soon!
@@TaylorTries Thank you!
Thanks! Awesome Video!
Please do some yoyo tricks
Wow, well done.
Great video. Thank you
Well said, All said... 😀❤️.
I wanna see more juggling term
it was great , thanks 🤘
So awesome!!
Congrats on 40k subscribers🥳🥳. I'm apart of that btw :).
if you juggle 4 balls in the rhythm left-right-right-left-left-right-right-left.... you are able to juggle the cascade pattern
with a with a even number of balls (4,6,8, etc.).
Amazing video, I learned a couple new things 😁👌
1:20 those knitted juggling balls look so cute
Those were my very first set of juggling beanbags. I bought them at a street fair and they're terrible for juggling :D
@@TaylorTries lol
Hey pretty, nice to hear again
Pins, sticks, thumpers, whatsits?
I wonder if there's any useful term (one word or short phrase) to describe juggling asymmetrical patterns in, what I call it, "the other way" or "the other side". For example: siteswaps of even length. When a right-handed person juggles ss 53 continuously it's easier to throw 5's from right and 3's from their left hand. How to call a 53 when they throw 5's from left and 3's from right?
When I explain this, it takes too many words and is irritating even for me who says it. I for example say: "My record of 7531 on the weaker side is 30 rounds", or "My record of 7531 when I throw 7's from my left hand is 30 rounds" (english is not my first language btw).
Is there any general way to say it in a neat, short way? Like "My record of [short magic phrase ] 7531 is 30 rounds"? Anybody? If there isn't, maybe should it be invented? What do you think?
this might be kind of tedious and boring to make a tutorial about but jugglinglab???? ive been having a hard time figuring out how to navigate it/utilize it to come up with patterns i have in my head. basics i got down, but intermediate/adv stuff not at all. not sure if youre super familiar with it
Hahaha I was just talking to a juggler about how confusing I find jugglinglab! I need to learn how to navigate it too. Once I do I'll make a tutorial on it!
The quickest way to get me to do something is to tell me other people will be unreasonably mean to me about it. I can't wait to get my hands on some bowling pins to juggle.
Ah yes, a fellow contrarian I see 🤣
Its all about timing i think
10/10
Toss juggling is term that is thrown around. 🤣
I was wondering if someone would catch that pun 😉
I wonder if British jugglers use the expression “toss juggling” 😏
@@TaylorTries I involuntarily did finger guns at the screen on that one. I gotcha.
4:48 - *puts hand up*. What a supremely interesting glossary. I always think of a flash as "WaitIThinkI'veGotThis" and a qualify as "I've got this".
Yay!! Love this channel so much!
I'm so glad!
Been juggling from decades and didn't know half of these. Cool!!
So happy you mentioned joggling! It doesn’t get enough love but is my favorite style of juggling (and exercise). I also think it has a lot of room to grow and evolve as an art form. From parkour-like challenges to dance, public engagement, and agility training, i find it to be endlessly entertaining, especially in big cities. Great video!
Hi,im ten and can do 5 balls.Did you know juggling is a sport. Well the people in my class dont. People in my class kind of bullie me because they dont think juggling is a sport is a sport.😂
I was in a juggler's bar one time in Terre Haute and I referred to a club as a pin. I got roughed up pretty good.
I definitely think "multiplexes" are good for beginners to know about since you can do a basic multiplex with just three balls. As far as more advanced multiplex terminology, you could also mention "stacked, split, slice, cut, squeeze, duplex, triplex, quadriplex, etc."
I kinda like multiplexes. :)
Great Video
Cool, I'm a TOSS Juggler. Learned a lot. Thanks, don't want to sound like a nubee.
Whoa this vid tipped you over 40K! Congrats. Onwards and upwards.
I walk while I juggle. I guess I'm waggling! Lol.
Well, that was a lot of information in a very short time. I'm glad I learned it bit by bit and not all at once. A point of history. I learned to juggle in California in 1977. When I learned, every juggler I met called them clubs. Fast forward seven years or so later, and every juggler I met called them pins. I always wondered why they changed. Then I stopped going to IJA conventions though I never stopped juggling and I had no idea that at some point they started calling them clubs again. For awhile there no one I knew called them clubs but me. Once again, I don't know why that changed. I was also taught that juggling was having more objects than hands. Then contact juggling came around (or at least I never knew of it until Michael Moshen was in Labyrinth). So now I guess the first definition is passe.
There is a four ball pattern that is a low arch and a high arch so I don't know why that wouldn't be called a cascade. You didn't mention multiplex juggling. Is that still a thing? And I never heard of side swaps until you mentioned it in a video. Then again I haven't been in the IJA in years.
Also I remember when joggling started and the first IJA convention that included joggling. My friend Andy Swan (Swan Bros. Circus) got into it and did quite well and lost a bunch of weight.
hey Taylor ! Thanks for this video it is super helpful !
Especially when english is not your mother tongue
Heard about the channel from Adam Savage haha. He mentioned you in one of his videos 😁
So when juggling balls normally the ball lands in your hand (hand bellow ball), however sometimes you bring your hand down on top of the ball to catch up to it as it drops. Is there a term for this?
This is called a "Claw Catch"! I'll add it to my next video :)
Thank you for this very useful video. Side note: I love your non-judgemental nature. It somehow makes you an even better teacher and role model.
9:43 "at some point you'll here jugglers throw around a bunch of numbers and they'll all seem to know what they're talking about except you" Don't worry- sometimes we don't quite know what we're talking about either
Taylor it's Vinnie I like your contact tricks do you ever experiment with BBB style I just currently learned 4 windmill BBB keep up the juggling tutorials happy juggling !!!!
Hi madam,,, I just follow your tips, now I'm juggling with 4 balls easily, thank you teacher,,, Post more videos , I'm eagerly waiting 🤹
Thank you for jungling art. You are a good ambasador for junglers.
I jungling 25 years. For me it's very important the size for the balls.
I start 10 years white 64 Cm. After 10 years white 60 Cm and now i jungling white 58 Cm. Now is perfect,. Please make vidéo ,size ball for size hand. Excuse me for language, i am french. Ludo.
Good stuff Taylor! Qualify... someone once told me that a flash was with the number of props in a pattern, a juggle was when you did the number of props + 1... e.g. 5 ball cascade, you would need 11 catches to be officially juggling the trick. Is that for real or have I been wronged?
Happy Inauguration Day everyone!!!!
Thanks for posting this Taylor! Very helpful for everyone included
I like this video. Good job!!
It bugs me so much when they call them pins... i never thought they looked like pins so after being asked a hundred times ive started to get irratated when ppl say that... but id never be mean about it, ppl dont know not there fault.
And with club trickery I am currently working on tennis forward flips turn overs aka oh shits
Very good information. I knew a lot of them but not all. One trick I am going to start working on is Mills Mess, with the new beanbags I got for jugglingwarehouse.com. Your tutorial, I think will be very helpful. Thanks for what you are doing.👍
Do u know any balls which are very light and good hand size my arms starts to fatigue out. I’ve heard about Russian ball being best. I do juggling for hours on end
I have tried to do a cascade pattern with 4 balls and it does work but it doesn't work as well as when I do 3 or 5 jugguling balls
That’s a very interesting video, it took me several years to learn all this terms and dither difference between them, and here yo have it in a just couple minutes. Every time I’m on the treadmill I make my jogging routine with my juggling balls, I thought I invented something but now I know that many people do it and I think it’s just amazing
Wunderbar. Maybe cover dwell time in the future.
I get why its called mills mess, but its far from messy its one of the nicest looking tricks. I can't do it tho
This is such a great and informative video, really fits in with your siteswap and beginner tricks videos as a great place for anyone interested in juggling to start. It would've made it so much easier to get into juggling a few years ago!
Gonna have to go put a mess in my 531 too because that looked mint :)
Can’t do a three ball fountain she says, what about six ball pattern: three in each hand
Started learning three weeks ago. Great channel. Thanks!
Should i learn more cascades with 3 balls or move on to 4?
Awesome Taylor!, thank you!
Hey I just wanted to say a couple years back you had done a wood burning project and after watching your video I started doing my own projects. I know burn and whittle wood thank you for the jumpstart on my favorite hobby!
Aw thats awesome! It’s a great hobby 😄
I thought I made up bounce juggling
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Thanks Taylor, you are so much fun to watch. Gotta keep life fun!
I knew a lot of these terms from your other videos, but I definitely picked up a few new ones. This was a really great summary/review.
So really what you mean is a qualify is every ball is through twice cuz that’s how I’ve always imagined it
Yeah basically!
@@TaylorTries yeah I muted trinex he’s a creep
@@TaylorTries I don’t know what his deal is
@@collinhenderson9357 That guy hit everyone in the comments up the last video, I went on his channel and told him to stop being a pervert. Pretty sure he was trying to say something other than what he did in the video. Judging by the background video that is.
Great video!
First like
That’s awesome one time I saw a video and it said posted 23 seconds ago
What an amazing and helpful video! 🤩 Although I am into juggling for a while now, but this helped me clear my mind with all these sometimes confusing terms totally... Now I feel well prepared for my journey 😁 Thanks!
super helpful! Thanks!!
Great video! Body throw was actually a new one for me. People had been throwing the term around but I couldn't visualize what was happening. I think I've always had trouble with what a "half" version of a trick is, like the half shower or a half box. Thanks for making everyone smarter, Esteemed Taylor!
Hi
Hey, do you like combat juggling? :D
Congrats for 40k 😊😀
I needed this I love juggling it's weird telling people though I don't think they know how to take it or how fun and challenging it can be when your likely sitting around watching TV
Nice, thanks! I’ve learned most of these at this point but I’ve yet to delve into really learning site swap. But I’ve also been reluctant to go outside where I can even experiment with height. I’ve managed to get 6 flashes (sloppily) of five balls in a row. I look forward to challenging myself further.
This video was greattttttttt!
I love the discription! Because I wont be able to remember all the terms :S
Nice !!!
Me too Rohan juggler
Thats Great.
You’re awesome!
Hello!
Taylor, you should be a contestant on Jeopardy that makes you smarter
Hahaha I would never have a good enough memory to be on Jeopardy!
Rest in peace, Alex Trebek
Am from Africa
Make moree!!
That´s quite interesting to make clear some terminology for beginners and not so beginners. great!
Most of all there is a big discussion about the relation between "juggling" and "object manipulation". Lot of ppl would not agree with your definition but I do.
Taylor, I have a question that I pertains to how to search @TaylorTries (not ALL of UA-cam) for passes, or any other term that you just taught me? This video is SO helpful. It was made 2 yrs ago, and instead of trying to scroll through all of them like I just did to try to find beginning clubs tricks, or to find your videos with a term, I want to type the term in and find YOUR videos. Is this possible? And will you even see this if it is 2 yrs ago?
This rules thank you for sharing
Also at 14:40 I appreciate that you left in the little mess up, the look on your face of "that is not what I wanted it to do" is so relatable
Thank you Taylor!
Great Video Taylor! That were the most important terms in a nutshell! Even I'm juggling a few years, there are still terms I didn't know officially, like the qualify 😄 thank you for these amazing high-quality stuff in your videos! 🙌
Thank you so much for your quality videos and instruction. I’m retired and have found juggling to be a great hobby and pastime. I’m a newbie and having fun. I appreciate your compassion and honesty. What a beautiful human you are! Thank you!
Great video!! please do more advance terms, knowing the name makes us easier to look up tutorial or new angle of juggling and possibilities. It really helps a lot ! thank you
9:43 that's the most accurate thing I've heard.
It happens to all of us at some point ;)
Thanks for another great video, Taylor! I wanted to share with you a juggling term that I came up with: "uggling". Uggling, much like the "flash" has two definitions. A) Uggly juggling (when you're doing a consistent pattern and it looks horrendous but somehow you're making it work), and B) As you might have guessed, when your juggling props are Uggs. Haven't tried it, but I'm sure it's not a thing. lol. Can't say thank you enough--your videos have really helped me get into juggling (and some uggling) over the last 5 months. Keep up the great work!
Don't think I'll ever get used to the term toss over throws. In the UK tossing is something you do in private ;)
This is probably my favorite juggling channel
Can you juggle while balancing an egg on a spoon with your left hand
Did you see her juggle glass snow globes over Christmas?
Yes
I think this is very helpful for beginners! I don't remember how I learned all these terms, I just feel like I suddenly knew them, but a video like this would have been si helpful.
Надо будет выучить язык и купить подписку или купить подписку и выучить язык? Хммм сложный вопрос ?