by dawnd | May 7, 2019 | Contact Juggling, Juggling, Psychology, Teach and Learn!, Tutorials
Good practice habits means you will go deeper into the juggling, you will progress more and your brain will continually be working mentally. Here are a few quick ideas that make practice more of a habit than a chore. 7 tips for good practice habits: Keep a ball in...
by dawnd | Sep 26, 2018 | Juggling, mindfulness, Teach and Learn!
(Please note that all of the quotes presented here are actually paraphrased, but written as quotes to denote speaking. I don’t have a direct recording to be completely accurate of his word choices, but attempted an approximation for a feel of who Quat is.) ...
by dawnd | Jun 4, 2018 | Contact Juggling, Teach and Learn!, Tutorials
Has it been hard for you to learn contact juggling? Struggling to learn contact juggling is, unfortunately, normal. Compared to many of the flow arts, those initial moves take a lot of determination to achieve. Right now, contact juggling, is poorly taught. We need to...
by dawnd | May 16, 2018 | mindfulness, Personal, Psychology, Teach and Learn!
I had an amazing experience recently. When I was performing at the Waterloo Juggling Festival, everything in my act went exactly as planned. This, of course, sounds how it should be, but if I am honest with you, I have really struggled in my carrier to nail it. I do...
by dawnd | Feb 26, 2016 | Teach and Learn!
This article was originally posted to the Flow Arts Institute in April 2015, and has been re-posted here with permission. —————– If you ask around in the Flow Arts scene, it seems to come down to a small group of people,...
by dawnd | May 3, 2015 | Teach and Learn!
There is a lot of talk about practice time, discipline, focus and attention to details in the world of juggling and Flow Arts. The combined action of this work is what I call Fitness Praxis. Yet, there are so many areas which we can put our attention to, which ones...
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