25 three club juggling tricks / Classic tricks for performers
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Daniel Menendez the Piano Juggler practices 25 three club juggling tricks. If you liked any of the tricks list the numbers in your comments. These are the classic juggling tricks. Old school. There is a part 2 to this video 25 more club tricks.
Intermediate and some advanced tricks. I have three other videos, with a total of 75 tricks showing easier versions of these tricks.
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Also four videos with 100 easy three ball tricks. Dan Menendez has performed on The Tonight Show five times. Also appeared at 300 NBA halftime shows.
List of tricks names;
1. Chin to club balance
2. back crosses
3. chops
4. flourish
5. back cross side throws
6. shoulder throws
7. helicopters
8. one up two up
9. side shower
10. machine
11. flats
12. side throws
13. reverse crotch throws
14. club flip balance
15. backwards juggle
16. bash
17. crotch throws
18. reverse throws
19. 441
20. toe stall
21. head rolls
22. over head
23. kickups
24. chinups
25. Dans 12 way
I would pay to see this guy! The fact I can see him for free on youtube is awesome!
Man, looking back on the videos that i used to watch by you made me think of why i loved to juggle when i was younger
Awesome. You are such an inspiration. Thanks for the tips. Alex from Brazil.
YOU ARE TRULY AMAZING!!!!!!!
I'm a juggler and you sir have blown me away. Bravo
Blown away every time I watch this video. Everything is so smooth
Dam man, you have the mad skills!!!
You make it look so easy, So awesome I'm impressed!
Of course all the juggling is great, but I especially loved the little bit at the end where you acknowledged the cat. Party On!
Sir, you have an amazing talent!
unbelievable - thanks for putting it in here
That was cool !!!!!
I made another video with 25 more three club juggling tricks, link;
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Devo dire che sono senza parole, è un genio.
Great work - thank you 🤩
thank you for yours tricks you help me very much...!!
That was crazy!
Like a boss..
Fantastic, thanks for sharing. Greets from .nl!
16 looks really good!
you are like the Arnold Schwarzenegger of juggling! super awesome
Thanks for watching Christopher
Pro !
Amazing~!
awesome!
that was wonderful
thanks so much for sharing :)
Who knew John Malkovich knew how to juggle?
amazing
bravo!!!
wow!!!
Genioooo!!!
Brilliant
Muy bueno!!
you should have way more viewers than you do, you are amazing
master!!!
AMAZING!!! *-*
Wut the Hek?
Thats was COOL!
this guy is cool as hell :)
Ammm
Lo que todo principiante debe saber c:
Awesome juggling sir, amazing rhythm!! Do you have the name of the first song for me? I have been looking for it for ages...
Your so so so amazing
11 is very hard
23 and 25
крутой дед!
Someone come get John Malkovich, he must've escaped from the set of BirdBox
Are those PLA's?
I wanna see Gamzee do these
Hi,
Would it be ok to use a snippet of this for a music video I'm creating please?
whats the 2 song plzzzzz
what's the name of the first song?
song names?
Does anyone know the name of 10 and 13 and if he or anyone else has a video tutorial??
10 is called "Carry" because the right hand doesn't throw, but carries clubs from the right side to the left side and drops them. It's a common 3-ball trick, but this is the first time I've seen it done with clubs. Definitely learn it with balls first; there are plenty of 3-ball carry tutorials.
13 is called "Crotch Throws" or "Alberts" (named after the guy who popularized them). That is one of the most difficult patterns for 3 clubs. Again, there are many tutorials out there for crotch throws / alberts, but for this one, it's going to take patience. With consistent hard work and lots of practice per day, this one might take as little as a month or two to learn to run it well, although you might be able to qualify in a week or two. The carry is significantly easier to learn than crotch throws, as it can probably be qualified the first day, if you know how to do some other 3 club tricks and have a solid cascade pattern.
what is the number 3 trick called???
MagicMaxSeibert "Chops"
Dude ..you should call 17.
Low hanging fruit.....
what clubs do you recommend for a beginner?
Renegade Juggling Supplies or Todd Smith Juggling equipment
I highly recommend the px3 training clubs from renegade
anyone know how to do beginner 3 club easy tricks?
I could make a 25 easy three club tricks video
I made three beginner three club videos (75 tricks!) see my channel
You could just break down the movements and once you get the mechanics of the trick perfectly you just gotta throw yourself into it. Kinda like when you first started juggling. In the end it's mostly your mind stopping you.
piano juggler?
what pleasure do people get from juggling?
The pleasure people get from juggling is usually comparable to the pleasure one would get from playing video games. No one ever sold a video game by telling people it was easy. Learning new tricks is like advancing to the next level in a video game. It takes time and effort, as you increase in skill, and once you've made the advancement, you get the satisfaction of one who has accomplished something. You have pushed your skill and ability to a higher level, rising above what you previously could not do.
If all juggling were like it is in the juggling videos, perfect, free of drops, and merely throwing things in the air to catch them again, it would be pointless. But the fun is actually because most juggling involves dropping, which is not fun. So, by contrast, when you juggle the hard tricks that usually end up with clubs on the ground, but you do them properly without drops, it gets very exciting indeed.
At least this is my experience. Any other jugglers have anything else to add to why it is fun?
+Stuart R do some juggling tools feel more pleasurable to use than others?
I personally enjoy using clubs more than balls or rings, because they are more versatile, and present more of a challenge, considering you have to think about how much and what direction of spin you give them in addition to where and how high you throw them.
Trick 1:
starts with [5 double 4 single] to 3 cascade singles, to balance on chin, to balance on club, to 3 cascade, ends with a triple.
2:backcrosses
3:chops?
Now, I stop here, there are too many tricks, and they are combinations, too hard for me.
what is trick #12?