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World records
Records with insufficient video evidence: 4 balls: 3 hours+ by Lander Demonie in 2020 (video has some gaps?) Unverified claims: 3 balls: 12 hours and 13 minutes by Ivo Silva in 2021 (claim) 4 balls -
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Spins
During the pause in the pattern while the objects are in the air after a high flash, a juggler can spin around before resuming the pattern. This demonstrates that the juggler was able to throw -
Ball juggling
Balls are roughly spherical objects, 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 -
Passing
Passing is juggling between two or more people. For basic 6-object passing, two people stand facing each other, each holding three objects. On a signal, both start juggling in time with each other. To -
Bounce juggling
Bounce juggling is juggling by bouncing objects (usually balls) off of a hard surface (usually the floor). Some bouncing tricks can also be done with rings and clubs. Bounce jugglers sometimes use portable surfaces to -
Top 40 Jugglers
The Top 40 Jugglers is a yearly chart maintained on YouTube by Luke Burrage. Each December, jugglers vote for their favorite ten jugglers of the year, and then based on that vote, Luke publishes a -
Siteswap
Siteswap is the most commonly used juggling notation system. It is a useful tool for communicating between jugglers, discovering new patterns, and finding transitions between different patterns. Many juggling animators use siteswap notation as their -
International Jugglers' Association
The International Jugglers' Association (IJA) is the oldest and largest organization of jugglers, founded in 1947. The IJA holds the largest week-long juggling festival in North America, with competitions, workshops, and public shows. The -
Club juggling
Clubs are roughly cylindrical objects, usually around 20 inches long, with a slim handle end and a center of balance nearer the wider "body" end. Club juggling originated in the 1870s (though jugglers had already -
Multiplex
A multiplex is a throw where two or more objects are thrown from one hand at the same time. In a stacked multiplex, all the objects are thrown to the same hand (either all of -
Halfshower
A halfshower is a pattern where one hand does outside throws and the other hand does inside throws. It can be done in any 2-handed period 2 crossing siteswap that isn't a shower -
Anthony Gatto
Anthony Commarota (born April 14, 1973), known by his stage name Anthony Gatto, is an American juggler who is regarded as the most skilled juggler in the world. He was voted the world's most -
Speed juggling
Speed juggling is juggling combining fast throws and throws at a low height in order to maximize the number of catches per unit of time. Speed juggling of clubs often includes throws with a high -
One-handed patterns
In two-handed juggling, odd numbers and even numbers of objects are juggled in different patterns (cascades for odd numbers and fountains or wimpy patterns for even numbers), but in one-handed juggling all numbers -
Mills mess
These three throws are done starting with the right hand and the left hand alternately. Unless this trick is combined with a siteswap, in a Mills mess pattern with an odd number of objects the -
Cascade
The cascade is one of the four basic patterns in solo juggling (cascade, asynch fountain, synch fountain, and wimpy), and can be done with any odd number of objects. Each object is thrown at an -
Body throws
Body throws are throws that go between the legs while both feet stay on the ground. This trick was invented by Morris Cronin and is most commonly done with 3 clubs in single spins, with -
Delaney Bayles
Delaney Bayles is an American juggler from Salt Lake City, Utah. Juggling historian David Cain has called her "the most technically gifted female toss juggler of all time." Delaney learned to juggle 3 balls from -
423
423 is the easiest symmetrical 3 object siteswap besides the basic pattern. The throwing rhythm is right-pause-right-left-pause-left... with a 1-beat pause between throws with the same hand. Two balls -
Wes Peden
Wesley Jefferson Peden (born May 9, 1990) is an American juggler from Rochester, New York, now living in Stockholm, Sweden. His father, Jeff Peden, taught him to juggle when he was five, and started performing -
645
645 is a symmetrical 5 object siteswap where the first two throws don't cross, and the third throw does cross. The first throw (a 6) is about one and a half times as high -
Enrico Rastelli
Enrico Rastelli (1896-1931) was an Italian juggler, considered to be one of the greatest jugglers ever. Rastelli was born in Samara, Russia into a circus family, on December 19, 1896. His father was Alberto -
Josh Horton
Josh Horton is an American juggler. He was born in 1990 in Austin, Texas and grew up in Bloomington, Illinois. He learned to juggle 3 clubs at an after-school circus program in Normal, Illinois -
Rola bola
A rola bola is a two-piece balance board consisting of a board on top of a cylinder. The board can slide across the cylinder as the cylinder rolls from side to side. A person
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