Changes: Ball juggling

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Learn_How_To_Juggle — Learn How To Juggle

Balls are roughly spherical objects,^[1] usually small enough that several can be held in one hand at a time. They are the most common prop used for toss juggling and bounce juggling, and they are the prop that most people learn to juggle first. Most jugglers consider balls to be easier to juggle than rings or clubs. Beanbags are the most common type of juggling ball, and are preferred by many jugglers, especially numbers jugglers.

The earliest known record of ball juggling is an Egyptian wall painting of female dancers and acrobats juggling balls in the 15th Beni Hasan tomb, dating from the middle kingdom period of about 1994-1781 B.C.^[2]

The highest number of balls that have been qualified (at least twice as many catches as objects) is 11 for toss juggling and 10 for bounce juggling, and the highest number of balls that have been flashed (same number of throws and catches as objects) is 14 for toss juggling (by Alex Barron) and 12 for bounce juggling (by Alan Sulc).^[3]^[3]

3 balls

Patterns_5 — Patterns 5

3 ball tricks by Tsubasa Murakami

The 3 ball cascade is usually the first juggling pattern a beginning juggler learns. The world record for 3 ball endurance is 12 hours and 5 minutes by David Slick.^[4]

4 balls

4ball_juggling — 4ball juggling

4 ball tricks by Tsubasa Murakami

4 balls are most commonly juggled in a fountain pattern (2 balls in each hand). The wimpy pattern may be more difficult for beginning 4 ball jugglers because the balls collide easily, but since crossing throws are generally easier than non-crossing throws, the wimpy pattern is easier than the fountain for higher numbers. The 4 ball endurance world record is 2 hours, 46 minutes and 48 seconds by Zdeněk Bradáč.^[5]

5 balls

The_WJF_Drop_Free_Top_Three — The WJF Drop Free Top Three

5 ball competition routines at WJF 6

The basic pattern for 5 ball juggling is a higher (and/or faster) version of the 3 ball cascade. 5 is the minimum number of balls used in the competitions in the WJF overall championship.^[6] 5 balls was originally the minimum for the advanced ball short program;^[7] since 2010, that competition is for 5 balls only. The overall championship also includes a 5 ball freestyle competition (best trick contest; held since 2006). Before 2015, the overall championship included a 5 ball 360s competition (most 5 up 360s in 1 minute).^[6] The world record for 5 balls is 2 hours, 41 minutes and 26 seconds by Ofek Snir.^(video) Thomas Dietz claims to have juggled 5 balls for 3 hours and 47 minutes.

6 balls

6_ball_juggling — 6 ball juggling

6 ball sequence by Thomas Dietz

The WJF overall championship included a 6 ball freestyle competition from 2006 to 2014.^[8] The 6 ball world record is 25 minutes and 16 seconds by Adolfo Almonacid.^(video)

7 balls

Until 1984, there were only two divisions in the IJA Numbers Championships - one for 7 objects (competitors could use either 7 balls or 7 rings in the same division) and one for 5 clubs. Since 1984, the IJA has had competitions with a separate division for each prop, where competitors are scored higher for juggling higher numbers.^[9] The WJF overall championship includes a 7 ball freestyle competition (held since 2004),^[6] and also included a 7 ball isolated endurance competition (endurance contest with competitors standing on chairs to allow only accurate, controlled patterns) from 2007 to 2014.^[8] The world record for 7 ball juggling is 16 minutes and 25 seconds by Adolfo Almonacid.^(video) The world record for the longest 7 ball bounce juggling run with publicly available video evidence is 11 minutes and 20 seconds by Tayron Colombaioni.

8 balls

8_ball_8up_360_Qualify_(watch_in_HD_if_you_want_to_see_it) — 8 ball 8up 360 Qualify (watch in HD if you want to see it)

8 ball 8 up 360 by David Ferman

The first person to juggle 8 balls in the IJA's numbers endurance competition was Dan Bennett in 1984, and the first person to juggle 8 balls in the bounce juggling numbers competition was Fritz Grobe in 1993.^[9] 8 is now the minimum number of balls used in the IJA's numbers endurance competition.^[10] 8 balls was the minimum number of balls used in the WJF's numbers endurance competition^[11] until 2010. Since 2011, the WJF ball endurance competition has started with 9 balls.^[6] The 8 ball juggling world record is 1 minute and 13 seconds by Anthony Gatto.^[3]^(video) The world record for bounce juggling 8 balls is 4 minutes and 12 seconds by Alan Sulc.^[12]^(video) The following people have juggled 8 balls for over 100 catches on video:

Anthony Gatto - 381 catches^(video)
David Ferman - 160 catches;^(video) 214 catches^{(private video)}
Thomas Dietz - 159 catches;^(video) 169 catches^(claim)
Ty Tojo - 146 catches^(video)
Adolfo Almonacid - 139 catches^(video)
Bruce Sarafian - over 130 catches;^(video) 160 catches^(claim)
Luke Davies - 126 catches^(video)
Tom Whitfield - 119 catches^(video)
Luca Pferdmenges - 117 catches^(video)
Florian Maertz - 115 catches^(video)
Michael Ferreri - 113 catches^(video)

Other jugglers reported to have done over 100 catches of 8 balls:

9 balls

9_ball_7up_360 — 9 ball 7up 360

9 ball 7 up 360 to a collect by David Ferman

The first person to juggle 9 balls in the IJA's numbers endurance competition was Anthony Gatto in 1989, and the first person to bounce juggle 9 balls in competition was Nate Seefeldt in 2001.^[9] 9 is the minimum number of balls used in the WJF's numbers endurance competition,^[6] and is the highest number of balls that have been qualified in any of the numbers endurance competitions at the IJA^[13] and the WJF. The world record for 9 balls is 54 seconds by Anthony Gatto.^[3]^(video) The world record for bounce juggling 9 balls is 40 seconds by Mathias Ramfelt.^(video)

The following people have juggled 9 balls for over 100 catches on video:

Anthony Gatto - 304 catches;^(video) 348 catches^(claim)
Ty Tojo - 130+ catches^(video)
Ofek Snir - 131 catches;^(video) 202 catches^(claim)

Other jugglers reported to have done over 100 catches of 9 balls:

Thomas Dietz - 192 catches^(claim)
Matan Presberg - 103 catches^(claim)
Grigoriy Lovigin^(claim)
Vova Galchenko^(claim)
Alex Barron^(claim)

Tricks that have been done with 9 balls include:

Duplex splits - not qualified^(video)
Triplex stacks - qualified^(video)
Cascade with head bounce - qualified^(video)
Halfshower - qualified^(video)
Reverse cascade - not qualified^(video)
(ax,8)* - qualified^(video)
7 up 360 - to a qualify^(video)
7 up 180 - not qualified^(video)
Overhead throws - flashed^(video)
Backcrosses - flashed^(video)

10 balls

Several jugglers are recorded as having done 10 balls in the early 20th century, including Frank LeDent, Pierre Amoros, Enrico Rastelli, and Jenny Jaeger.^[14]^[15] No one has successfully toss juggled 10 balls in the numbers endurance competitions at the IJA^[13] and the WJF, which require a qualifying run. The first person to successfully bounce juggle 10 in competition was Robert Mosher III in 2007.^[9] The world record for bounce juggling 10 balls is 51 catches by Mathias Ramfelt.^(video) The following jugglers have qualified 10 ball non-multiplex toss juggling on video:

Bruce Sarafian was the first person to qualify 10 balls on video,^[14] in 1994. He has done 23 catches on video (verified by JISCON).^[16]
Jason Garfield - 20 catches^(video)
Daniel Eaker - 22 catches^(video)
Alex Barron - 33 catches^(video)
David Ferman - 26 catches^(video)
Dan Wood - 24 catches^(video)
Luke Davies - 22 catches^(video)
Tom Whitfield currently holds the 10 ball world record with 37 catches.^(video)
Alex McGillivray - 20 catches^(video)
Brian Koenig - 20 catches^(video)
Dave Leahy - 20 catches^(video)
Dylan Tweed - 24 catches^(video)

Other jugglers reported to have qualified 10 balls:

Joey Cousin^(claim)
Peter Blanchard^(claim)
Ben Beever^(claim)
Anthony Gatto^(claim)
Thomas Dietz - 28 catches^(claim)
Alex Rumford^(claim)
Nik Meier - 22 catches^(claim)

Patterns and tricks that have been done with 10 balls:

Asynch fountain - qualified^(video)
Synch fountain - qualified^(video)
Wimpy pattern - qualified^(video)

Lift bounce - qualified^(video)
Force bounce - flashed^(video)

Duplex stacks - qualified^(video)
Quadruplex splits - qualified^(video)

Halfshower - qualified^(video)
bbbbbbbbb1 - flashed^(video)
bbbbbbbbbb0 - flashed^(video)
b9a - flashed^(video)

Ball balance - flashed^(video)
Club balance - flashed^(video)
Isolation - qualified^(video)
Rola bola - flashed^(video)

Kick-up from a 9 ball qualify to a 10 ball flash^(video)

11 balls

11 is the highest number of balls that have been performed onstage. Frank LeDent, who was performing with 11 in 1907, is the first person credited with juggling 11 balls.^[14] Bruce Sarafian was the first person to flash 11 balls on video, in 1992.^[17] In 1994, he broke his own world record with 12 catches,^[18] and in 1997 Jason Garfield tied for the record, also getting 12 catches.^[19] In 2000 Jason beat Bruce's record with 14 catches,^[20] and in 2001 Bruce regained the record, getting 15 catches.^[21]

This remained the world record for 11 balls until 2010, when Alex Barron also got 15 catches,^[22] and then 17 catches three days later.^[23] Three days after that Peter Bone broke the record with 18 catches,^[24] and in four more days, Alex did 19.^[25] Two days later Alex Barron got 21 catches of 11 balls.^[26] Alex claimed to have done 23 catches four days after he did 21, but his camera got knocked over by the wind just before he did it,^[27] so there was no video evidence of the qualify until he was able to get 23 catches again in 2012.^(video) Later in 2012, he did 11 balls for 25 catches.^(video) In 2017, Alex did 26 catches,^(video) and later set the current 11 ball world record with a run of 33 catches.^(video) Tom Whitfield is the only other person who has qualified 11 balls. He did 25 catches in 2018.^(video)

Patterns and tricks that have been done with 11 balls:

Isolated flash by Dylan Tweed^(video)
Flash with a club balance by Luke Davies^(video)
A flash ending with a 1 up 360 by Peter Bone^(video)
Halfshower for 15 catches by Luke Davies^(video)
(cx,a)* for 12 catches by Alex Barron^(video) and Luke Davies^(video)
Lift bounce for 12 catches by Eden Zak^(video)
Quadruplexes for 24 catches by Bill Coad^(video)
Quintuplexes for 30 catches by Bill Coad^(video)

12 balls

The following jugglers have all done at least a flash of 12 balls on video:

Bruce Sarafian was the first person to flash 12 balls on video, in the wimpy pattern, in 1996.^[18]
Ben Beever flashed 12 in a synch fountain in 2001, but JISCON listed it as a "disputed record" because the video does not meet their standards for validation (the first two throws are not shown).
Sam Hartford - synch fountain^(video)
Alvaro Palominos - wimpy pattern^(video)
Peter Bone - asynch fountain^(video)
Brian Koenig - 14 catches synch^(video)
Alex Barron broke the world record with 13 catches^(video) and then 14 catches^(video) of a synch fountain in 2010,^[28] and then 16 catches of a synch fountain in 2011.^[29]^(video) He did 17 catches of an asynch fountain in 2016,^(video) and set the current world record with 20 catches in the wimpy pattern in 2017.^(video)
Dan Wood - asynch flash,^(video) 14 catches synch^(video)
Dave Leahy - synch^(video)
Alex McGillivray - synch^(video) and asynch^(video)
Luke Davies - synch^(video) and asynch^(video)
Tom Whitfield - 16 catches synch^(video), 14 catches asynch^(video)
Simon à Campo - synch^(video)
Dylan Tweed was the youngest person to flash 12 balls,at age 14.^(video) He has done 14 catches asynch,^(video) and 16 catches synch.^(video)

Luke Burrage and Josh Turner both claim to have also flashed 12 balls, and Nik Meier claims to have done 12 balls for 14 catches.

Other patterns and tricks that have been done with 12 balls:

Isolated flash by Dylan Tweed^(video)
Halfshower for 14 catches by Alex Barron (video)
Force bounce by Alan Sulc (video)
Duplexes for 16 catches by Patrick Pettersson (video)
Triplexes for 18 catches by Bill Coad (video)
Quadruplexes for 24 catches by Bill Coad (video)
Quintuplexes for 35 catches by Bill Coad (video)

13 balls

Peter Bone claims to have flashed 13 balls in 2005, but has no video evidence. Alex Barron was the first person to flash 13 balls on video^[3], in 2011. He increased the record to 15 catches in 2013.^(video) In 2019, Dylan Tweed became the second person to flash 13 balls on video, and the youngest at age 15.

Bill Coad has done 13 ball quintuplexes for 25 catches,^(video) and 13 ball sextuplexes for 30 catches.^(video)

14 balls

14_Ball_Flash — 14 Ball Flash

14 ball flash by Alex Barron

Alex Barron is the only person who has done 14 balls in a non-multiplex pattern. He flashed 14 in an asynch fountain in 2017.^(video)

Bill Coad has done 14 ball sextuplexes (a multiplex pattern where 6 balls are thrown at a time) for 30 catches.^(video)

References

[1] ttp://www.juggling.org/records/rules.html

[2] ttps://www2.bc.edu/~lewbel/jugweb/history-1.html

[jiscon-3] 3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 ^3.3 ^3.4 http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "jiscon" defined multiple times with different content

[4] ttp://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-duration-juggling-three-objects-

[5] ttp://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-duration-juggling-four-objects

[advanced-6] 6.0 ^6.1 ^6.2 ^6.3 ^6.4 http://thewjf.com/competitor-files/competition-rules/advanced-overall-championship/

[7] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/20040902062628/http://thewjf.com/competitions/balls.html

[wjf-8] 8.0 ^8.1 http://www.thewjf.com/allevents.php

[ija-9] 9.0 ^9.1 ^9.2 ^9.3 http://www.juggle.org/ija/championships/

[10] ttp://www.juggle.org/ija/championships/files/2015/04/NumbersRules2015.pdf

[wjfrules05-11] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/20051102232307/http://thewjf.com/rules.html

[12] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/20120717065702/http://www.bouncepage.com/records.htm

[ijarecords-13] 13.0 ^13.1 http://www.juggle.org/ija/championships/numbers-records/

[first-14] 14.0 ^14.1 ^14.2 http://ezine.juggle.org/2014/11/17/juggling-firsts-part-one-balls-and-ball-bouncing/

[15] ttp://ezine.juggle.org/2014/05/19/common-juggling-misconceptions/

[16] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/20120414225947/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html

[jw-17] ttp://dev.juggle.org/history/archives/jugmags/46-2/46-2,p27.htm

[jiscon97-18] 18.0 ^18.1 http://wayback.archive.org/web/19970613223149/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html

[19] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/19971014123652/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html

[20] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/20000618075927/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html

[21] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/20011222223103/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html

[22] ttps://youtu.be/2_nEVVPiDj4

[23] ttps://youtu.be/aqbtugSVYp8

[24] ttps://youtu.be/_WIdWu5LXb4

[25] ttps://youtu.be/9b9405uteA8

[26] ttps://youtu.be/CPmAWY1dAaE

[27] ttps://youtu.be/PFUAbbrfxxs

[28] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/20120629050419/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html

[29] ttp://wayback.archive.org/web/20120717011211/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html

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+[[File:Learn How To Juggle|thumb|right|480 px]]
-[[File:Learn How to Juggle 3 Balls|thumb|right|480 px]]'''Balls''' are roughly spherical objects,<ref>http://www.juggling.org/records/rules.html</ref> usually small enough that several can be held in one hand at a time. They are the most common [[Prop|prop]] used for [[Toss juggling|toss juggling]] and [[Bounce juggling|bounce juggling]], and they are the prop that most people learn to juggle first. Most jugglers consider balls to be easier to juggle than [[Ring juggling|rings]] or [[Club juggling|clubs]]. [[Beanbags]] are the most common type of juggling ball, and are preferred by many jugglers, especially [[Numbers juggling|numbers jugglers]].
+'''Balls''' are roughly spherical objects,<ref>http://www.juggling.org/records/rules.html</ref> usually small enough that several can be held in one hand at a time. They are the most common [[Prop|prop]] used for [[Toss juggling|toss juggling]] and [[Bounce juggling|bounce juggling]], and they are the prop that most people learn to juggle first. Most jugglers consider balls to be easier to juggle than [[Ring juggling|rings]] or [[Club juggling|clubs]]. [[Beanbags]] are the most common type of juggling ball, and are preferred by many jugglers, especially [[Numbers juggling|numbers jugglers]].
 The earliest known record of ball juggling is an Egyptian wall painting of female dancers and acrobats juggling balls in the 15th [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beni_Hasan Beni Hasan] tomb, dating from the middle kingdom period of about 1994-1781 B.C.<ref>https://www2.bc.edu/~lewbel/jugweb/history-1.html</ref>
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 The highest number of balls that have been [[Qualify|qualified]] (at least twice as many catches as objects) is 11 for [[Toss juggling|toss juggling]] and 10 for [[Bounce juggling|bounce juggling]], and the highest number of balls that have been [[Flash|flashed]] (same number of throws and catches as objects) is 14 for toss juggling (by [[Alex Barron]]) and 12 for bounce juggling (by [[Alan Sulc]]).<ref name="jiscon">http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html</ref><ref name="jiscon">http://wayback.archive.org/web/20130518042037/http://www.bouncepage.com/records.htm</ref>
 ==3 balls==
-[[File:Patterns 5|thumb|left|400px|3 ball tricks by [[Tsubasa Murakami]]]]The 3 ball [[Cascade|cascade]] is usually the first juggling pattern a beginning juggler learns. 3 is the minimum number of balls allowed in the Beginner, Junior, and Intermediate WJF competitions.<ref>http://thewjf.com/competitor-files/competition-rules/</ref> The [[World records|world record]] for 3 ball [[Endurance|endurance]] is 12 hours and 5 minutes by [[David Slick]].<ref>http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-duration-juggling-three-objects-</ref>
+[[File:Patterns 5|thumb|left|400px|3 ball tricks by [[Tsubasa Murakami]]]]The 3 ball [[Cascade|cascade]] is usually the first juggling pattern a beginning juggler learns. The [[World records|world record]] for 3 ball [[Endurance|endurance]] is 12 hours and 5 minutes by [[David Slick]].<ref>http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-duration-juggling-three-objects-</ref>
 ==4 balls==
-[[File:4ball juggling|thumb|left|400px|4 ball tricks by [[Tsubasa Murakami]]]] 4 balls are most commonly juggled in a [[Fountain|fountain]] pattern ([[One-handed patterns|2 balls in each hand]]). The [[Wimpy pattern|wimpy pattern]] may be more difficult for beginning 4 ball jugglers because the balls collide easily, but since crossing throws are generally easier than non-crossing throws, the wimpy pattern is easier than the fountain for higher [[Numbers juggling|numbers]]. The [[WJF]] intermediate ball competition allowed a minimum of 4 balls<ref name="wjfrules05">http://wayback.archive.org/web/20051102232307/http://thewjf.com/rules.html</ref> until 2010, when the format for that competition was changed to allow only 5 ball juggling. (The current Intermediate competition format includes moves with 3, 4, and 5 balls.)<ref>http://thewjf.com/competitor-files/competition-rules/intermediate-overall-championship/</ref> The WJF had its first 4 ball freestyle competition in 2011 (winner: [[Jack Denger]]).<ref>http://www.thewjf.com/wjf7/wjf7_results.php</ref> The 4 ball [[Endurance|endurance]] [[World records|world record]] is 2 hours, 46 minutes and 48 seconds by [[Zdeněk Bradáč]].<ref>http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-duration-juggling-four-objects</ref>
+[[File:4ball juggling|thumb|left|400px|4 ball tricks by [[Tsubasa Murakami]]]] 4 balls are most commonly juggled in a [[Fountain|fountain]] pattern ([[One-handed patterns|2 balls in each hand]]). The [[Wimpy pattern|wimpy pattern]] may be more difficult for beginning 4 ball jugglers because the balls collide easily, but since crossing throws are generally easier than non-crossing throws, the wimpy pattern is easier than the fountain for higher [[Numbers juggling|numbers]]. The 4 ball [[Endurance|endurance]] [[World records|world record]] is 2 hours, 46 minutes and 48 seconds by [[Zdeněk Bradáč]].<ref>http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-duration-juggling-four-objects</ref>
 ==5 balls==
-[[File:The WJF Drop Free Top Three|thumb|left|400px|5 ball competition routines at [[WJF]] 6]] The [[Basic pattern|basic pattern]] for 5 ball juggling is a higher (and/or faster) version of the 3 ball [[Cascade|cascade]]. 5 is the minimum number of balls used in the competitions in the [[WJF]] overall championship.<ref name="advanced">http://thewjf.com/competitor-files/competition-rules/advanced-overall-championship/</ref> 5 balls was originally the minimum for the advanced ball short program;<ref>http://wayback.archive.org/web/20040902062628/http://thewjf.com/competitions/balls.html</ref> since 2010, that competition is for 5 balls only. The overall championship also includes a 5 ball freestyle competition (best trick contest; held since 2006). Before 2015, the overall championship included a 5 ball [[Spins|360s]] competition (most 5 up 360s in 1 minute).<ref name="advanced" /> The WJF also had an intermediate level 5 ball short program in 2010 and 2011. The [[World records|world record]] for 5 balls is 2 hours, 41 minutes and 26 seconds by [[Ofek Snir]].<sup>([https://youtu.be/DQL20QdeRVI video])</sup> [[Thomas Dietz]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20110614041327/http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/member.php?user=3764 claims] to have juggled 5 balls for 3 hours and 47 minutes.
+[[File:The WJF Drop Free Top Three|thumb|left|400px|5 ball competition routines at [[WJF]] 6]] The [[Basic pattern|basic pattern]] for 5 ball juggling is a higher (and/or faster) version of the 3 ball [[Cascade|cascade]]. 5 is the minimum number of balls used in the competitions in the [[WJF]] overall championship.<ref name="advanced">http://thewjf.com/competitor-files/competition-rules/advanced-overall-championship/</ref> 5 balls was originally the minimum for the advanced ball short program;<ref>http://wayback.archive.org/web/20040902062628/http://thewjf.com/competitions/balls.html</ref> since 2010, that competition is for 5 balls only. The overall championship also includes a 5 ball freestyle competition (best trick contest; held since 2006). Before 2015, the overall championship included a 5 ball [[Spins|360s]] competition (most 5 up 360s in 1 minute).<ref name="advanced" /> The [[World records|world record]] for 5 balls is 2 hours, 41 minutes and 26 seconds by [[Ofek Snir]].<sup>([https://youtu.be/DQL20QdeRVI video])</sup> [[Thomas Dietz]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20110614041327/http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/member.php?user=3764 claims] to have juggled 5 balls for 3 hours and 47 minutes.
 ==6 balls==
-[[File:6 ball juggling|thumb|left|400px|6 ball sequence by [[Thomas Dietz]]]] The [[WJF]] overall championship included a 6 ball freestyle competition from 2006 to 2014.<ref name="wjf">http://www.thewjf.com/allevents.php</ref> The 6 ball [[World records|world record]] is 9 minutes and 17 seconds by [[Christian Hauschild]].<sup>([https://youtu.be/HXCZVKrnafY video])</sup> [[Thomas Dietz]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20110723011323/http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/index.php claims] to have done 6 balls for 24 minutes.
+[[File:6 ball juggling|thumb|left|400px|6 ball sequence by [[Thomas Dietz]]]] The [[WJF]] overall championship included a 6 ball freestyle competition from 2006 to 2014.<ref name="wjf">http://www.thewjf.com/allevents.php</ref> The 6 ball [[World records|world record]] is 25 minutes and 16 seconds by [[Adolfo Almonacid]].<sup>([https://youtu.be/g4MOmfdLIq8 video])</sup>
 ==7 balls==
-[[File:7 Balls, the New 5|thumb|left|400px|7 ball tricks by [[David Ferman]]]] Until 1984, there were only two divisions in the [[IJA]] [[Numbers juggling|Numbers]] Championships - one for 7 objects (competitors could use either 7 balls or 7 [[Ring juggling|rings]] in the same division) and one for 5 [[Club juggling|clubs]]. Since 1984, the IJA has had competitions with a separate division for each [[Prop|prop]], where competitors are scored higher for juggling higher numbers.<ref name="ija">http://www.juggle.org/ija/championships/</ref> The [[WJF]] overall championship includes a 7 ball freestyle competition (held since 2004),<ref name="advanced" /> and also included a 7 ball [[Isolation|isolated]] [[Endurance|endurance]] competition (endurance contest with competitors standing on chairs to allow only accurate, controlled patterns) from 2007 to 2014.<ref name="wjf" /> The [[World records|world record]] for 7 ball juggling is 12 minutes and 51 seconds by [[Ofek Snir]].<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w14sfOZaQu0 video])</sup> The world record for the longest 7 ball [[Bounce juggling|bounce juggling]] [[Run|run]] with publicly available [https://youtu.be/7Q_jFhzrj20 video] evidence is 11 minutes and 20 seconds by [[Tayron Colombaioni]].
+[[File:7 Balls, the New 5|thumb|left|400px|7 ball tricks by [[David Ferman]]]] Until 1984, there were only two divisions in the [[IJA]] [[Numbers juggling|Numbers]] Championships - one for 7 objects (competitors could use either 7 balls or 7 [[Ring juggling|rings]] in the same division) and one for 5 [[Club juggling|clubs]]. Since 1984, the IJA has had competitions with a separate division for each [[Prop|prop]], where competitors are scored higher for juggling higher numbers.<ref name="ija">http://www.juggle.org/ija/championships/</ref> The [[WJF]] overall championship includes a 7 ball freestyle competition (held since 2004),<ref name="advanced" /> and also included a 7 ball [[Isolation|isolated]] [[Endurance|endurance]] competition (endurance contest with competitors standing on chairs to allow only accurate, controlled patterns) from 2007 to 2014.<ref name="wjf" /> The [[World records|world record]] for 7 ball juggling is 16 minutes and 25 seconds by [[Adolfo Almonacid]].<sup>([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNDZjK03w_s video])</sup> The world record for the longest 7 ball [[Bounce juggling|bounce juggling]] [[Run|run]] with publicly available [https://youtu.be/7Q_jFhzrj20 video] evidence is 11 minutes and 20 seconds by [[Tayron Colombaioni]].
 ==8 balls==
-[[File:8 ball 8up 360 Qualify (watch in HD if you want to see it)|thumb|left|400px|8 ball 8 up [[Spins|360]] by [[David Ferman]]]] The first person to juggle 8 balls in the [[IJA|IJA's]] [[Numbers juggling|numbers]] [[Endurance|endurance]] competition was [[Dan Bennett]] in 1984, and the first person to juggle 8 balls in the [[Bounce juggling|bounce juggling]] numbers competition was [[Fritz Grobe]] in 1993.<ref name="ija" /> 8 is now the minimum number of balls used in the IJA's numbers endurance competition.<ref>http://www.juggle.org/ija/championships/files/2015/04/NumbersRules2015.pdf</ref> 8 balls was the minimum number of balls used in the [[WJF|WJF's]] numbers endurance competition<ref name="wjfrules05" /> until 2010. Since 2011, the WJF ball endurance competition has started with 9 balls.<ref name="advanced" /> The 8 ball juggling [[World records|world record]] is 1 minute and 13 seconds by [[Anthony Gatto]].<ref name="jiscon" /><sup>([https://youtu.be/i9UzL53nRYY video])</sup> The world record for bounce juggling 8 balls is 4 minutes and 12 seconds by [http://juggle.wikia.com/wiki/Alan_Sulc Alan Sulc].<ref>http://wayback.archive.org/web/20120717065702/http://www.bouncepage.com/records.htm</ref><sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAqgHePnvzI#t=5m2s video])</sup> The following people have juggled 8 balls for over 100 catches on video:
+[[File:8 ball 8up 360 Qualify (watch in HD if you want to see it)|thumb|left|400px|8 ball 8 up [[Spins|360]] by [[David Ferman]]]] The first person to juggle 8 balls in the [[IJA|IJA's]] [[Numbers juggling|numbers]] [[Endurance|endurance]] competition was [[Dan Bennett]] in 1984, and the first person to juggle 8 balls in the [[Bounce juggling|bounce juggling]] numbers competition was [[Fritz Grobe]] in 1993.<ref name="ija" /> 8 is now the minimum number of balls used in the IJA's numbers endurance competition.<ref>http://www.juggle.org/ija/championships/files/2015/04/NumbersRules2015.pdf</ref> 8 balls was the minimum number of balls used in the [[WJF|WJF's]] numbers endurance competition<ref name="wjfrules05">http://wayback.archive.org/web/20051102232307/http://thewjf.com/rules.html</ref> until 2010. Since 2011, the WJF ball endurance competition has started with 9 balls.<ref name="advanced" /> The 8 ball juggling [[World records|world record]] is 1 minute and 13 seconds by [[Anthony Gatto]].<ref name="jiscon" /><sup>([https://youtu.be/i9UzL53nRYY video])</sup> The world record for bounce juggling 8 balls is 4 minutes and 12 seconds by [http://juggle.wikia.com/wiki/Alan_Sulc Alan Sulc].<ref>http://wayback.archive.org/web/20120717065702/http://www.bouncepage.com/records.htm</ref><sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAqgHePnvzI#t=5m2s video])</sup> The following people have juggled 8 balls for over 100 catches on video:
 *Anthony Gatto - 381 catches<sup>([https://youtu.be/i9UzL53nRYY video])</sup>
 *[[David Ferman]] - 160 catches;<sup>([http://youtu.be/qcHK6UpD3Lc video])</sup> 214 catches<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10150160302625365 private video])</sup>
 *[[Thomas Dietz]] - 159 catches;<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152163956073857 video])</sup> 169 catches<sup>([http://web.archive.org/web/20041215162444/http://www.bogleg.com/records/members.php?juggler=393 claim])</sup>
 *[[Ty Tojo]] - 146 catches<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/groups/JugglingRock/permalink/1322806904455528/ video])</sup>
+*[[Adolfo Almonacid]] - 139 catches<sup>([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZWKPjg-LcQ video])</sup>
 *[[Bruce Sarafian]] - over 130 catches;<sup>([http://youtu.be/N0laG90MvLY?t=1m17s video])</sup> 160 catches<sup>([http://web.archive.org/web/20120512142915/http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/record.php?prop=b&number=8 claim])</sup>
 *[[Luke Davies]] - 126 catches<sup>([https://youtu.be/tY5sq5sU16U video])</sup>
 *[[Tom Whitfield]] - 119 catches<sup>([https://youtu.be/nXLLezfEpYM video])</sup>
+*[[Luca Pferdmenges]] - 117 catches<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/B6DgGhcHXBy/ video])</sup>
 *[[Florian Maertz]] - 115 catches<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/BgPCAZEA2eN/ video])</sup>
+*[[Michael Ferreri]] - 113 catches<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/ferrerijuggler/videos/1347529945398062/ video])</sup>
 Other jugglers reported to have done over 100 catches of 8 balls:
 *[[Paweł Witczak]] - 112 catches<sup>([http://web.archive.org/web/20110817025712/http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/member.php?user=5185 claim])</sup>
 *[[Kristian Wanvik]] - 110 throws<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/groups/JugglingRock/permalink/1358845547518330/?comment_id=1361764470559771&reply_comment_id=1361769703892581 claim])</sup>
 *[[Josiah Jones]] - 101 catches<sup>([http://web.archive.org/web/20041226101726/http://www.bogleg.com/records/members.php?juggler=158 claim])</sup>
-*[[Luca Pferdmenges]] - 101 catches<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/L.pferdmenges/posts/2107535949491790 claim])</sup>
 *[[Haavard Hvidsten]]<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/groups/JugglingRock/permalink/573622362707323/?comment_id=573627466040146 claim])</sup>
 *[[Christian Hauschild]]<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/christian.hauschild.5/posts/1028946900506263?comment_id=1028947523839534&reply_comment_id=1028952813839005 claim])</sup>
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 The following people have juggled 9 balls for over 100 catches on video:
 * Anthony Gatto - 304 catches;<sup>([https://youtu.be/XHG5Rs2ft1A video])</sup> 348 catches<sup>([http://web.archive.org/web/20070902181415/http://www.anthonygatto.com/Gatto-fan-index.html claim])</sup>
-* [[Ty Tojo]] - 130+ catches<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/BSjj_kVAMFW/ video])</sup>
+* [[Ty Tojo]] - 130+ catches<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/EnJaliscoHayCirco/videos/486866158636344/ video])</sup>
 * [[Ofek Snir]] - 131 catches;<sup>([https://youtu.be/PvDDS1u1thE?t=17m28s video])</sup> 202 catches<sup>([https://youtu.be/g-ZNisL4JEI?t=3m52s claim])</sup>
 Other jugglers reported to have done over 100 catches of 9 balls:
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 *[[Halfshower]] - qualified<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jv6NVSzzetk&t=48s video])</sup>
 *[[Outside throws|Reverse cascade]] - not qualified<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2a5kxiEvI0&t=2m28s video])</sup>
-*[http://jugglinglab.sourceforge.net/siteswap.php?(ax,8)* (ax,8)*] - qualified<sup>([https://youtu.be/3DAaNbEiV-c video])</sup>
+*[[(ax,8)*]] - qualified<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/ByiL_mtA4ln/ video])</sup>
 *7 up [[Spins|360]] - to a qualify<sup>([https://youtu.be/ak7-uwoEvnM?t=3m34s video])</sup>
 *7 up [[Spins|180]] - not qualified<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/2jLfHwoHlN/ video])</sup>
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 *[[Brian Koenig]] - 20 catches<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/JugglerBrianKoenig/videos/10156487286889815/ video])</sup>
 *[[Dave Leahy]] - 20 catches<sup>([https://youtu.be/B9RYPOBbZO4 video])</sup>
-*[[Dylan Tweed]] - 20 catches at age 14<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/BsZR2SOAwr5/ video])</sup>
+*[[Dylan Tweed]] - 24 catches<sup>([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4LEB30LA4Q video])</sup>
 Other jugglers reported to have qualified 10 balls:
 *[[Joey Cousin]]<sup>([http://web.archive.org/web/20041226101842/http://www.bogleg.com/records/members.php?juggler=156 claim])</sup>
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 *[[Thomas Dietz]] - 28 catches<sup>([http://web.archive.org/web/20120512143355/http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/member.php?user=3764 claim])</sup>
 *[[Alex Rumford]]<sup>([http://youtu.be/b6cGaq_-RC4 claim])</sup>
+*[[Nik Meier]] - 22 catches<sup>([https://www.juggling-records.com/juggler_page?j=01f claim])</sup>
 Patterns and tricks that have been done with 10 balls:
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 *[[Halfshower]] - qualified<sup>([https://youtu.be/3u5rhM3fpTU?t=3m28s video])</sup>
-*[http://jugglinglab.sourceforge.net/siteswap.php?bbbbbbbbb1 bbbbbbbbb1] - flashed<sup>([https://youtu.be/GcM4C1fF4S4?t=27s video])</sup>
+*[https://jugglinglab.org/anim?bbbbbbbbb1 bbbbbbbbb1] - flashed<sup>([https://youtu.be/GcM4C1fF4S4?t=27s video])</sup>
 *[[Gap|bbbbbbbbbb0]] - flashed<sup>([https://youtu.be/GcM4C1fF4S4?t=21s video])</sup>
-*[http://jugglinglab.sourceforge.net/siteswap.php?b9a b9a] - flashed<sup>([http://youtu.be/wh4RKcen5HM#t=17m34s video])</sup>
+*[https://jugglinglab.org/anim?b9a b9a] - flashed<sup>([http://youtu.be/wh4RKcen5HM#t=17m34s video])</sup>
-*Fountain with a ball [[balance]] - flashed<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT-jaC2TiwA&t=2m51s video])</sup>
+*Ball [[balance]] - flashed<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT-jaC2TiwA&t=2m51s video])</sup>
-*Fountain with a [[Club juggling|club]] balance - flashed<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/luke.davies.5/videos/936111109778104/ video])</sup>
+*[[Club juggling|Club]] balance - flashed<sup>([https://youtu.be/NKKq69BlISo video])</sup>
-*Fountain on a [[rola bola]] - flashed<sup>([https://youtu.be/YKOcBWnX8Cc?t=3m8s video])</sup>
+*[[Isolation]] - qualified<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/335579133997635/videos/424964681451530/ video])</sup>
+*[[Rola bola]] - flashed<sup>([https://youtu.be/YKOcBWnX8Cc?t=3m8s video])</sup>
 *[[Kick-up]] from a 9 ball qualify to a 10 ball flash<sup>([https://youtu.be/Cs4Y1zSSK8I?t=5m45s video])</sup>
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 [[File:11 Balls - 33 Catches|thumb|400px|left|11 ball [[World records|world record]] by [[Alex Barron]]]]11 is the highest number of balls that have been performed onstage. [[Frank LeDent]], who [http://ezine.juggle.org/2015/01/09/frank-le-dent-the-almost-forgotten-juggling-legend/ was performing with 11 in 1907], is the first person credited with juggling 11 balls.<ref name="first" /> [[Bruce Sarafian]] was the first person to [[Flash|flash]] 11 balls on video, in 1992.<ref name="jw">http://dev.juggle.org/history/archives/jugmags/46-2/46-2,p27.htm</ref> In 1994, he broke his own [[World records|world record]] with 12 catches,<ref name="jiscon97">http://wayback.archive.org/web/19970613223149/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html</ref> and in 1997 [[Jason Garfield]] tied for the record, also getting 12 catches.<ref>http://wayback.archive.org/web/19971014123652/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html</ref> In 2000 Jason beat Bruce's record with 14 catches,<ref>http://wayback.archive.org/web/20000618075927/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html</ref> and in 2001 Bruce regained the record, getting 15 catches.<ref>http://wayback.archive.org/web/20011222223103/http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html</ref>
-This remained the world record for 11 balls until 2010, when [[Alex Barron]] also got 15 catches,<ref>https://youtu.be/2_nEVVPiDj4</ref> and then 17 catches three days later.<ref>https://youtu.be/aqbtugSVYp8</ref> Three days after that [[Peter Bone]] broke the record with 18 catches,<ref>https://youtu.be/_WIdWu5LXb4</ref> and in four more days, Alex did 19.<ref>https://youtu.be/9b9405uteA8</ref> Two days later Alex Barron got 21 catches of 11 balls.<ref>https://youtu.be/CPmAWY1dAaE</ref> Alex claimed to have done 23 catches four days after he did 21, but his camera got knocked over by the wind just before he did it,<ref>https://youtu.be/PFUAbbrfxxs</ref> so there was no video evidence of the [[Qualify|qualify]] until he was able to get 23 catches again in 2012.<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWX4QSmnw6g video])</sup> Later in 2012, he did 11 balls for 25 catches.<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OapnMBF1A2o video])</sup> In 2017, Alex did 26 catches,<sup>([https://youtu.be/QubKMkG93G8 video])</sup> and later set the current 11 ball world record with a run of 33 catches.<sup>([https://youtu.be/YAtR1lTO8XA video])</sup> [[Tom Whitfield]] is the only other person who has qualified 11 balls. He did 24 catches in 2018.<sup>([https://youtu.be/LVf4IxTg6ts video])</sup>
+This remained the world record for 11 balls until 2010, when [[Alex Barron]] also got 15 catches,<ref>https://youtu.be/2_nEVVPiDj4</ref> and then 17 catches three days later.<ref>https://youtu.be/aqbtugSVYp8</ref> Three days after that [[Peter Bone]] broke the record with 18 catches,<ref>https://youtu.be/_WIdWu5LXb4</ref> and in four more days, Alex did 19.<ref>https://youtu.be/9b9405uteA8</ref> Two days later Alex Barron got 21 catches of 11 balls.<ref>https://youtu.be/CPmAWY1dAaE</ref> Alex claimed to have done 23 catches four days after he did 21, but his camera got knocked over by the wind just before he did it,<ref>https://youtu.be/PFUAbbrfxxs</ref> so there was no video evidence of the [[Qualify|qualify]] until he was able to get 23 catches again in 2012.<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWX4QSmnw6g video])</sup> Later in 2012, he did 11 balls for 25 catches.<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OapnMBF1A2o video])</sup> In 2017, Alex did 26 catches,<sup>([https://youtu.be/QubKMkG93G8 video])</sup> and later set the current 11 ball world record with a run of 33 catches.<sup>([https://youtu.be/YAtR1lTO8XA video])</sup> [[Tom Whitfield]] is the only other person who has qualified 11 balls. He did 25 catches in 2018.<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/BsYsrEugryI/ video])</sup>
 Patterns and tricks that have been done with 11 balls:
+* [[Isolation|Isolated]] flash by [[Dylan Tweed]]<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/BuH0x2ZADJDANs11frNgQinUPbfLxMyO3RaDLY0/ video])</sup>
+* Flash with a [[Club juggling|club]] [[balance]] by [[Luke Davies]]<sup>([https://youtu.be/3u5rhM3fpTU?t=18m47s video])</sup>
 * A flash ending with a 1 up [[Spins|360]] by [[Peter Bone]]<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh12s_U0kIg#t=3m video])</sup>
-* [[Halfshower]] flash by [[Simon à Campo]]<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToqN_PI1QCs video])</sup> and [[Dave Leahy]]<sup>([http://youtu.be/IcsUcoBi050 video])</sup>
+* [[Halfshower]] for 15 catches by [[Luke Davies]]<sup>([https://youtu.be/gTmCBENYHDY video])</sup>
-* [http://jugglinglab.sourceforge.net/siteswap.php?(cx,a)* (cx,a)*] for 12 catches by Alex Barron<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8Rmh6Ehwy8 video])</sup> and [[Luke Davies]]<sup>([https://youtu.be/uhF5UWSb-fI video])</sup>
+* [https://jugglinglab.org/anim?(cx,a)* (cx,a)*] for 12 catches by Alex Barron<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8Rmh6Ehwy8 video])</sup> and [[Luke Davies]]<sup>([https://youtu.be/uhF5UWSb-fI video])</sup>
 * [[Lift bounce]] for 12 catches by [[Eden Zak]]<sup>([https://youtu.be/1UB8kXLiiKM video])</sup>
 * [[Quadruplex]]es for 24 catches by [[Bill Coad]]<sup>([https://youtu.be/fbYqapVsgOs video])</sup>
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 * [[Dan Wood]] - asynch flash,<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61Fyu_zRnXA video])</sup> 14 catches synch<sup>([https://youtu.be/QJAoFGNOr04 video])</sup>
 * [[Dave Leahy]] - synch<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDYE54MLbrQ video])</sup>
-* [[Alex McGillivray]] - synch<sup>([https://youtu.be/sExnuHRsJLs video])</sup>
+* [[Alex McGillivray]] - synch<sup>([https://youtu.be/sExnuHRsJLs video])</sup> and asynch<sup>([https://youtu.be/9_-6V0EUruA video])</sup>
 * [[Luke Davies]] - synch<sup>([https://youtu.be/XtlYaLrrmlo video])</sup> and asynch<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/lukedaviesss/videos/1222166504491674/ video])</sup>
 * [[Tom Whitfield]] - 16 catches synch<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/BtJWV1NAHsu/ video])</sup>, 14 catches asynch<sup>([https://youtu.be/WrM0aByEI0g video])</sup>
 * [[Simon à Campo]] - synch<sup>([https://youtu.be/YLjPluEsLMU video])</sup>
-* [[Dylan Tweed]] - synch flash at age 14<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/BrJFNY8AtpV/ video])</sup>
+* [[Dylan Tweed]] was the youngest person to flash 12 balls,<sup> </sup>at age 14.<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/BrJFNY8AtpV/ video])</sup> He has done 14 catches asynch,<sup>([https://www.instagram.com/p/B3P9Ozhgckd/ video])</sup> and 16 catches synch.<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/335579133997635/videos/601427694033391/ video])</sup>
 [[Luke Burrage]] and [[Josh Turner]] both [http://web.archive.org/web/20120512144635/http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/record.php?prop=b&number=12 claim] to have also flashed 12 balls, and [[Nik Meier]] [http://www.juggling-records.com/juggler_page.php?j=01f claims] to have done 12 balls for 14 catches.
-Other patterns that have been done with 12 balls:
+Other patterns and tricks that have been done with 12 balls:
+* [[Isolation|Isolated]] flash by Dylan Tweed<sup>([https://www.facebook.com/groups/1509074102659838/permalink/2394852724081967/ video])</sup>
 * [[Halfshower]] for 14 catches by Alex Barron ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oPnVlw5Wis video])
 * [[Force bounce]] by [[Alan Sulc]] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17E9qfQu9LQ#t=0m58s video])
 * [[Duplex]]es for 16 catches by [[Patrick Pettersson]] ([https://youtu.be/e-RtYll774w?t=26s video])
-* [[Triplex|Triplexes]] for 18 catches by [[Bill Coad]] ([https://youtu.be/mGGZGi214L8 video])
+* [[Triplex]]es for 18 catches by [[Bill Coad]] ([https://youtu.be/mGGZGi214L8 video])
 * [[Quadruplex]]es for 24 catches by Bill Coad ([https://youtu.be/57-sxKMwfgk video])
 * [[Quintuplex]]es for 35 catches by Bill Coad ([https://youtu.be/RXQo2bkceDk video])
 ==13 balls==
-[[File:13 Balls - 15 Catches-0|thumb|left|400 px|13 ball [[World records|world record]] by [[Alex Barron]]]][[Peter Bone]] [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.juggling/6mqK3syDt_w/bEAP8Z6-FKkJ claims] to have [[Flash|flashed]] 13 balls after about 100 tries in 2005, but has no video evidence. [[Alex Barron]] became the first (and so far the only) person ever to flash 13 balls on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUgygnp79d0 video]<ref name="jiscon" /> in 2011. Alex increased the record to 15 catches in 2013.<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXBRf_WFt08 video])</sup>
+[[File:13 Balls - 15 Catches-0|thumb|left|400 px|13 ball [[World records|world record]] by [[Alex Barron]]]][[Peter Bone]] [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.juggling/6mqK3syDt_w/bEAP8Z6-FKkJ claims] to have [[Flash|flashed]] 13 balls in 2005, but has no video evidence. [[Alex Barron]] was the first person to flash 13 balls on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUgygnp79d0 video]<ref name="jiscon" />, in 2011. He increased the record to 15 catches in 2013.<sup>([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXBRf_WFt08 video])</sup> In 2019, [[Dylan Tweed]] became the second person to flash 13 balls on [https://www.instagram.com/p/B3fXSW3giaH/ video], and the youngest at age 15.
 [[Bill Coad]] has done 13 ball [[quintuplex]]es for 25 catches,<sup>([https://youtu.be/mEyx5GWl6MI video])</sup> and 13 ball [[Sextuplex|sextuplexes]] for 30 catches.<sup>([https://youtu.be/_NPsgOCpS_o video])</sup>
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 ==References==
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+<references />[[Category:Props]]
-[[Category:Props]]
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