Real Mad Tricks! Even if I would like to see a 3 object verion of it. The kind of tricks that some jugglers can pull out of simply 3 object is insane. I think it's easy to impress someone with high numbers but to impress someone with only 3 objects is even a greater achivment.
I just rewatched this video, and these tricks are still insane and probably won't be matched for quite some time. I would say the 7 club 7 up 360 by Spencer is more impressive than the 7 club 5 up 720. I know pirouettes are difficult (and personally I am quite bad at them), but nevertheless, I feel like an additional pirouette shouldn't outweigh the number of objects as well as the pattern afterwards. 22 additional catches after the 7 up shows that Spencer had control over his pattern meaning the throws and catches of all 7 clubs had to be pretty clean upon reentering the pattern, whereas the 5 up 720 with 7 frantic catches afterwards means that Tanioka didn't have the same level of control of his pattern. That isn't to take away from Tanioka's accomplishment of course - I am definitely biased toward the "gold standard" as you mentioned which is a run of a qualifying run after any trick Also thanks for taking the time to research and put together this video Luke!
I'd say the 5 up 720 is more difficult, similar to 5, a 3up 720 is considered more difficult than a 5 up 360. Although, Kaito ending lacked control, he still managed a flash.
The last two are most impressive 7 clubs 5 up 720 is just on another level. The only difference between these people and me is passion, opportunity and practice, nothing else
great video! 5 up 720 seems harder... and you forgot to mention Kenny Cheung doing 5 club takahashis which are the hardest trick of the video in my opinion...
The question was if 7c 7 up 360 or 7c 5 up 720 was the more impressive trick. 7 clubs 7 up have been done many years ago, as Luke points out. 5 up 720 with 7 clubs have never been done before as far as I know, therefore I find it more impressive. Who are you to tell me I'm wrong in my answer of the question?
If these extremely talented individuals had dedicated themselves to either professional or olympic sports, what disciplines would they have thrived in?
Referring to yourself in the third person in number 6 is just hilarious to watch!! Nice work Mr. Burrage!
I did it in the Top 40 video too. It's weird.
Agreed! Hahaha! He should just talk in 1st person.
I thought the same, I actually said out loud WHO!!!
That 7 club alberts is just mind blowing
Real Mad Tricks! Even if I would like to see a 3 object verion of it. The kind of tricks that some jugglers can pull out of simply 3 object is insane. I think it's easy to impress someone with high numbers but to impress someone with only 3 objects is even a greater achivment.
This will be a video in the future.
Yeah@@lukeburrage , this is just awesome. Creativity is sometimes all we need
Please more of these kind of videos, very enjoyable to watch with your commentary on top of it.
Nine clubs has been done to 11 throws and a catch of all the clubs. Incredible!
Crazy crazy tricks, and great video presentation of them!
Wish there was something for balls as well. I was missing some huuuge siteswaps (Haavard).
I just rewatched this video, and these tricks are still insane and probably won't be matched for quite some time. I would say the 7 club 7 up 360 by Spencer is more impressive than the 7 club 5 up 720. I know pirouettes are difficult (and personally I am quite bad at them), but nevertheless, I feel like an additional pirouette shouldn't outweigh the number of objects as well as the pattern afterwards. 22 additional catches after the 7 up shows that Spencer had control over his pattern meaning the throws and catches of all 7 clubs had to be pretty clean upon reentering the pattern, whereas the 5 up 720 with 7 frantic catches afterwards means that Tanioka didn't have the same level of control of his pattern. That isn't to take away from Tanioka's accomplishment of course - I am definitely biased toward the "gold standard" as you mentioned which is a run of a qualifying run after any trick
Also thanks for taking the time to research and put together this video Luke!
I'd say the 5 up 720 is more difficult, similar to 5, a 3up 720 is considered more difficult than a 5 up 360. Although, Kaito ending lacked control, he still managed a flash.
The last two are most impressive
7 clubs 5 up 720 is just on another level.
The only difference between these people and me is passion, opportunity and practice, nothing else
great video! 5 up 720 seems harder... and you forgot to mention Kenny Cheung doing 5 club takahashis which are the hardest trick of the video in my opinion...
insane, thanks for this luke, i would be crazy happy with 7 clubs
Not sure how the 7 club Albert's didn't make it to the top 40 this year. I know I voted for it.
Kinda expected to see Moritz Rosner's DB97531 with 7 clubs
Here's the link for anyone who hasn't seen it yet: ua-cam.com/video/3s5jFVdn6so/v-deo.html
It would have made the list if he goes back into a 7 club pattern, even for 7 more throws and catches.
7 clubs 5 up 720 more impressive by far! Nice video!
Not even close to 7 up 360. But 7 Alberts is in new Universe of difficulty. You man, don't understand the topic.
The question was if 7c 7 up 360 or 7c 5 up 720 was the more impressive trick. 7 clubs 7 up have been done many years ago, as Luke points out. 5 up 720 with 7 clubs have never been done before as far as I know, therefore I find it more impressive. Who are you to tell me I'm wrong in my answer of the question?
Love the video! I hadn't seen a couple of these, and others were great to see in a rigorous historical context.
Really think all the juggling tricks here are Awesome !
5:17 kento tanioka
Kento and kaito are brother
Sorry!
7 club Alberts def deserves the #1 spot. Its also nice to see a woman with a new juggling record. Sadly there aren't enough female jugglers.
Very well made video! Your research skills are next level
When you put yourself in the 6th spot
You get 3 dislikes 😆
Go ahead , Mohamed, and make a video this good. If you do, and share it for free, I don't care if you put yourself in it at any spot !
@@curlyboot
easy man🙄
It's a joke in case you didn't notice
I just found it funny when he referred to himself as if he was somebody else
but what about the 8 rings with a balance on rola bola from Alexander kiss in 6th place?
Wow imagine more people juggles then we would new record every month. 7 cluds Albert throws and nine balls pirouette are the ultimate.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
nice vídeo man! Tnx
love it
7 club alberts!! Mind blown!!! 😲😲😲
Great collection!
If these extremely talented individuals had dedicated themselves to either professional or olympic sports, what disciplines would they have thrived in?
Guessing Gattos 11 ring flash with a bounce is there.
Maybe in the "craziest tricks of all time" but not recent enough for this video.
@@lukeburrage It would be cool if you do a "craziest tricks of all time" video then :D
Gatto was against crazy tricks, watch his video "What is juggling"
I´m really interested in the many reasons why combination tricks are becoming less popular. Any ideas?
Maybe Abrahm Dereje with bouncing balls or Masahiro Takahashi with 7 clubs alberts.
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The number one omg
I missed lauges db with pirouette.
Parabéns agradeço muito ☺️👏
I know it's not as impressive, but compared to how new poi juggling is, I believe Dima Holmski's 5 poi alberts is pretty decent
What about Ty Tojo 9 balls backcrosses?
Sorry, I missed what you said in the beggining
How many people in the world perform 7-club juggling live for an audience?
At least a dozen.
And bounce?? 😑😬🙁
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