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...
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...
One thing about juggling and Flow Arts that comes naturally out of practicing for a long time, is the desire to show someone what you have learned. It takes so much time and energy to get good at what you are doing, it’s a natural progression to want to put it...
Image: Steven Ragatz performs at the ScotiaBank Buskers Festival in 2012 A world class performance requires us to be masters of many disciplines. If you’ve trained properly at a circus school – great! They likely taught you many of these tricks. But, if you’re...
4 More Tutorial Videos have been added this weekend. Balances are always necessary and fun to work on, but what’s really interesting is the butterfly theory I am working on. This is the beginning of a new workshop I am trying to create, changing the way contact...
Here’s a playlist of all the Contact Juggling Tutorials I have created for youtube! This is the basis of Body Rolling Theory that I teach in my workshops. I have been very successful with this new workshop style, and I am excited to share it with you! *update:...
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