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All balls through my leg.

3 ball under the leg throws by Yuichiro Kondo

For_Wes

For Wes

Haavard Hvidsten doing a 5 ball under the leg catch the hardest way - reaching from outside to inside under the opposite leg

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24 Under a leg

3 club under the leg tricks by Lauri Koskinen

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Juggling Trick Tutorial - Under The Leg

3 ball under the leg tutorial

To throw under the leg, lift your leg up into your pattern, and move an object you're holding under your leg before you throw it. You don't have to reach or bend down and throw from an unusually low position, just bring your leg up high enough that you can easily put your hand under it while juggling.

The most common way to throw under the leg is throwing under the same leg: if you're using your right hand, you throw under your right leg. You can also throw under the opposite leg (e.g. throwing with the right hand under the left leg). If you squat down or jump, it's possible to throw an object under both legs at the same time.

Normally if the right hand throws under either leg, it moves under the leg from right to left, and then throws on the left side of the leg. A more difficult variation is to move your hand under your leg in the opposite direction: move your right hand under either leg from left to right, and throw from the right side of your leg.

An under the leg catch is an under the leg throw in reverse: you lift your leg up into the pattern, reach under your leg with an empty hand, and catch an object in this position.

Video: 3 club under the legs 3 up 360 by Bart Hoving
Video: 4 club under the legs qualify by Stefan Brancel
Video: 5 club under the legs flash by Ben Hestness

See also[]

  • Front-to-back body throws are similar to throwing under the opposite leg, but both feet stay on the ground.
  • Back-to-front body throws are similar to throwing under the same leg, but both feet stay on the ground.
  • A blind catch is similar to catching under the opposite leg, but both feet stay on the ground.
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