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You can practice with two balls, sound the same motions you would with three. And if you really want to focus you can practice making a consistent toss with one
by BoiledCabbage 10mo ago
You can practice with two balls, sound the same motions you would with three. And if you really want to focus you can practice making a consistent toss with one ball. Two is probably better bang for the buck.
- taeric 10mo agoRight, I was just pushing the idea that you can't always literally slow things down. That said, no reason you couldn't pantomime juggling really slowly. To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if that is a legit path to getting going?