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Early in my real juggling days, learning mills mess, followed by Boston mess was eye opening. I'd self taught a three ball cascade and four ball columns a decad
by Prcmaker 3y ago
Early in my real juggling days, learning mills mess, followed by Boston mess was eye opening. I'd self taught a three ball cascade and four ball columns a decade beforehand, waiting in a hospital ward. Learning those two messes, which for all their complexity, are just the same three ball cascade, opened my mind up to how much 'movement' could change what you were doing, and how it was perceived.
- munificent 3y agoBoston Mess and Cherry Picker are hard but very satisfying patterns once you get them figured out. There's a level you can reach in juggling where it's like you're watching your hands do something that even you don't know how they're doing. The muscle memory outpaces your perception. It fees like magic.