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The juggling one worked perfectly for me.
by tom-thistime 6y ago
The juggling one worked perfectly for me.
- kinghtown 6y agoMe, too! I never imagined at the time that 25 years down the road I’d be entertaining my daughter by juggling three balls. Great book.
- eckmLJE 6y agoI missed my flight out of CMH around 10 years ago and found this book (that came with three balls) in the airport with a couple hours to kill. I remember the first instruction was something like: Hold the three balls in your hands. Now, drop them. Get used to this. Was happily juggling by the time I boarded the flight.
- mhd 6y agoI didn't, keeping the balls/sacks in one plane before me seems beyond my manual dexterity. Haven't succeeded with Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, either ;)
- LanceH 6y agoKeeping them in that plane is the biggest hurdle to get over for a lot of people. Try juggling in front of a wall. Or standing over a desk against a wall (no chasing drops). You can even keep juggling bounces off the wall. Also, lots of practice with just two balls doing the exchange.
- inanutshellus 6y agoIf I may be so bold, I offer a humble suggestion: try drawing on paper next time!
- snapetom 6y agoI remember barely getting through the instructions when a lightbulb went off, I said, "oh!", and immediately started juggling. That book explained it so simply. Before that, juggling seemed to be some sort of dark art requiring amazing dexterity.