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Knock yerselves out!

Hi all, I'm thinking for a long time to get infinity juggling balls but are a bit overwhelmed by the options.

My main problem is that I'm having wrist problems on my right hand (bike accident) for several years which seems to get worse with vibration like cycling or juggling. I still love to juggle though :D

I was using 100g russians (62mm) and had some problems. I then switched to cheap beanbags, 85g (58mm) as lighter seemed better for my wrist. The once I'm having now are not so durable and rather small.

Now I'm thinking about getting infinities with 64mm, 90% fill and I'm unsure about the weight and how they feel compared to the size, thinking about maybe 90-100g?

I'm mainly juggling 3-5 balls, happy about any feedback and input as I can't try them out with different parameters unfortunately. Thanks:)

Quick question. Is it easier to juggle 6 balls or 7?

I started learning how to juggle at Texas eclipse last April and have been going pretty ham trying to learn how to flow. I’m sort of at the level where I’ve mastered all the basic tricks like box, shower, multiplex throws, 423 variations, mills, factory, burkes, takeouts, etc and can flow between them and flow with music. Currently incorporating slam throws and things like that. But now all the next tricks to learn are a little bit more out there and harder to find tutorials on.

I’ve also decided that I would rather become an absolute wizard with 3b than move to 4-6 balls.

So my question is, what are your favorite 3b tricks that look like awesome illusions when done well with LED balls?

My current favorites I’d say are:

-factory left side and right side alternating almost like a side swap

• shower / box forwards straight into a reversal
• 2b multiplex behind the backs claymotion style
• 1 up 2 up variations in all sorts of ways
• burkes / Mills Mess combo type of thing

I also saw a guy that posts on here sometimes do a sort of orbital / yoyo type of thing that I think is awesome but couldn’t quite figure out.

What are your favorites? Any links to tutorials or specific names would be super appreciated :)

I'm trying to learn how to juggle windmill but I just can't get passed the first step. I can juggle half-shower well but I can't get my right hand to throw the ball straight up or my left to come over. Any tips on how to get past this?

Hello SS Pros,

how to write this ss properly?

([64],[60])([60],[64])

Its a 6 ball ?sync? pattern, one 64 multiplex from one and -in sync- a 6 from the other hand, then the other way around.

Thank you!

I had this idea for a juggling practice room that I have yet to see in any pics or videos though it could very well exist in private homes and certain training facilities.

I picture something like in the image below. The center circle section where you stand would be bigger and then all around it would be padded/carpeted walls where your props would bounce off and subsequently roll back down towards you. The ceilings would be very high and there would be a door to walk in.

Has anybody seen or heard of something like this? I feel it would be the perfect setup for juggling. Private and relatively quiet and muffled during drops and the props have nowhere to go but right back down to you in the center circle.

Food for thought!

https://preview.redd.it/kje9a5kj95ge1.jpg?width=1202&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1a6f2757d1b34c760c2944c512db57221994b2fe

Is there a way to fix the ball. Stitches came loose on a section of a panel. What is applicable?