Posts Tagged ‘tutorial’
Learn to Contact Juggle: Squeeze Up Tutorial
Learn how to do finger rolls and squeeze ups, a great base move that has natural progression into Enigmas and other isolations. It also is easy to flow into and out of a squeeze up for routine work.
Duration : 0:3:4
1. Juggling Tutorial: 3 Ball Cascade
Welcome to the 3 Ball Cascade juggling tutorial. All constructive feedback and questions wanted!
I now use flannybags, my favorite type of juggling balls! Made by the Baglady, find them at:
http://www.thebagladyonline.net
Need to know before attempting this trick:
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Bonus to know:
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Step 1
Throw one ball to your other hand. Whilst this ball in the air, wait until it reaches its maximum height and then, throw the second ball. Make sure you catch both balls in opposite hands and do not pass the balls along, throw them.
Step 2
Opposite side of step 1.
Step 3
The same process as steps 1 and 2 however, now you have an extra ball in your hand, you can continue the pattern for 1 extra throw. Do continous throws for the 3 ball pattern.
Step 4
Opposite side of step 3.
All Together
Now, if you think about it steps 3 and 4 can be made continuous as you end up in your original position. Simply continue juggling the exchanges for the 3 ball cascade!
Thanks for watching.
Duration : 0:1:32
Devil Sticks Tutorial (part 6- Behind the Back Tricks)
Check out my other tutorials and DEVIL STICKS tricks videos. This is my sixth tutorial. It cover several ways to do devil stick behind your back. The tricks are in order of difficulty starting with the easiest and the same goes for all my tutorials for the most part. thanks for watching. if you have any questions or anything is unclear you can send me a message or leave a comment.
Duration : 0:7:2
Juggling Tutorial – 4 Ball Mills Mess
How to do the 4 ball version of the Mills Mess juggling trick. This trick may take months to learn – it is more difficult than the 5 ball cascade. (well, maybe…)
Music before Audioswap:
Blue Öyster Cult – “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper”
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Duration : 0:5:21
how to juggle: “The Kraken” (and several variations)
In this video Beejay Joyer provides an exciting
step-by-step explanation on how to JUGGLE “The Kraken.” A somewhat simple, yet VERY versatile 42333 variation. Also, Beejay demonstrates several variations of The Kraken that are sure to tie your brain in a knot.
If you already know The Kraken, skip to 2:37 to see the variations.
juggling/instruction by Beejay
filming/editing by Steve
Good luck, and happy juggling!
Duration : 0:5:36
The theory behind beat juggling, Tutorial ,video 1
http://www.djtutor.com/beatjuggling
http://www.djtutor.com/scratching
To beat JUGGLE you do not need to be a turntabalist and only play hip hop
For hundreds more DJ tutorial vids got to djtutor.com
Duration : 0:3:31
Posted in JUGGLING VIDEO | 
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Devil Sticks Tutorial (part 3)
All the clips in my theme song are from my newest devil stick video which you can find featured on my channel. This is the third part of my devil stick tutorial. I cover hand-stick flips with the helicopter, behind your back, under the leg, bicycle and hand-stick flips with the bicycle. Thanks for watching.
Duration : 0:9:17
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Secret Extra Throws! (juggling tutorial)
A fun and exciting tutorial video that focuses on a family of intermediate to advanced level multiplex tricks involving secret extra throws!
This video is for jugglers of any skill level, and includes demonstrations of several simple exercises to build up to each trick.
Index
0:01 Intro
1:31 [64]25[22]4
1:53 [64][22]5[22]2
3:21 practice for [64]25[22]4
4:07 ([64],4)(4x,2)*
4:27 [33]
4:46 [75]24
5:33 practice for [75]24
6:01 [654][22]5[22]2
6:47 [654]25[22]4
7:02 practice for [654]25[22]4
7:58 practice for [654]26[22]3
8:32 [654]26[22]3
9:01 outro
To get a better look at these patterns, input any of the above numbers in jugglinglab
http://jugglinglab.sourceforge.net/bin/example_gen.html
What do all those numbers mean? It’s siteswap notation! Watch my siteswap tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAoLoTmJDjY
Check out my other channel for badass JUGGLING VIDEOs and cover songs!
http://www.youtube.com/user/thegoheads
Donate to my cause, whatever it may be!
http://www.wrong-hands.com/unemployed
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I think this is the most effective format for a juggling tutorial video. It is the video equivalent of actually having some dude hangin’ out in your living room showing you and telling you exactly how to do each pattern. Sure, the video is rather long… but my goal is to create something that is useful to JUGGLErs of all skill levels… and to save time on the editing 
Advanced jugglers need not watch the video, but might enjoy the siteswap list if they’ve never tried these patterns before.
Intermediate jugglers can skim through the video, absorbing enough information to easily learn these tricks with a bit of practice.
Beginners might not be able to do crazy 5 and 6 ball multiplex tricks yet, but they can still learn techniques from this video that can be applied to basic 3 or 4 ball juggling patterns to come up with fun new tricks!
Short, one-trick tutorials with fancy subtitles and music are definitely more entertaining to watch, but I believe the one-on-one “in your living room” style instruction is a more effective teaching method.
Basically, I’m being defensive about my tutorials always turning out waaay longer than I want them to be. Just like my video descriptions 
At least this video teaches 4 different patterns, so I guess it’s not really THAT long considering… aaaugghh there I go again!
Duration : 0:9:15
Devil Stick Tutorial (part 4- hand-stick releases)
If you like the clips in the theme song check out my DEVIL STICKS video because all of the clips are taken from that. This is my fourth tutorial. It covers four different ways to incorporate the hand-stick toss into a devil stick routine. They are; the toss with a hand-stick toss, the spin with a hand-stick toss, the helicopter with a hand-stick toss and the tic-toc with a hand-stick toss. Don’t forget to subscribe if you like this because I plan on making more tutorials on a regular basis. Thanks for watching and if anything was unclear or you have further questions feel free to leave a comment.
Duration : 0:7:25
2. Juggling Tutorial: Mills’ Mess
Welcome to the Mills’ Mess juggling tutorial. All constructive feedback and questions wanted!
I now use flannybags, my favorite type of juggling balls! Made by the Baglady, find them at:
http://www.thebagladyonline.net
Need to know before attempting this trick:
3 ball cascade – see tutorial 1
Bonus to know:
Underarm throw
Burkes Barrage – see tutorial 6
Windmill – see tutorial 16
Note: Mills’ mess is spelt with the ‘ after the s as the name of its creator is Steven Mills, not Mill.
Step 1
Hold 2 balls in one hand and 1 in the other. Cross your hands so that the hand with 2 balls is underneath. Throw one of the 2 balls thats underneath, up, back into the pattern and throw the ball in the hand above as the first one reaches its peak height. Whilst doing the second throw, uncross your hands.
Step 2
Opposite side of step 1.
Step 3
Continue on with step 2 except after you throw the second ball, throw the third ball from the hand that was previously underneath, which should now be level, and catch the second ball with that hand too.
Step 4
Opposite side of step 3.
Combine steps 3 and 4 so when you reach one side, throw the first ball of the other side as an underarm throw.
Thanks for watching.
Duration : 0:1:25