The Ultimate Learning Resource for Contact Juggling
Whether you’re an experienced Contact Juggler, or new to the community, welcome to ContactJuggleMe! This site is curated by CirqueSanity to share and expand the wonderful world of Contact Juggling*. If you’re new to this, you’re in the right place. Your journey starts here!
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Which Ball to Choose?
Choosing the Right Contact Juggling Ball
Beginner
Urban Contact Juggling: Intro - What is it? ⢠Dianna David
What is Urban Contact Juggling?I guess when my influences came from street dance like Popping, Tutting, Waving, Hip Hop was mixed with the contact juggling ball, I created what ...I call Urban Contact Juggling. Look around at things and people who inspire you to create your own style. The Urban Style is gritty, it can be smooth in waving, exact like popping and creative shapes and speeds in Hip hop. Have fun with it! Find the songs that help you make the ball come to life!
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Isolations
Introduction to Illusion
In this tutorial, Briney speaks about Illusion style (or "isolation") and the basic information you need to know before you start your contact juggling illusion practice.
Roll based Moves (Including Butterfly variants)
Lesson One : Momentum vs Gravity rolls
This is the first in a series I am presenting from a workshop I call "Dawn's Drills". Hopefully, these lessons can aide people in gaining more control with their arm ...and body rolls.Learn Contact Juggling with Dawnâs DVD!
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Tutorial Videos from Home of Poi
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THE BASIC CRADLE
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THE WINDSHIELD WIPER
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THE BUTTERFLY
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ENIGMA
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SQUEEZE UPS
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PRAYER
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2-BALL PALMSPIN
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Fingertip to Palm Transfer
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Palm to Cradle Transfer
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Hand Flips
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Cradle-Cradle Transfer
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Two Ball Ratchet
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Circle
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Walking Halfpipe
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Palm Spin Isolation
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Venus Fly Trap
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Finger Role Isolation
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2-Ball Separated Palmspin
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3Ball Palmspin
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3Ball Line
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3Ball Thumblift
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3Ball Pinky Lift
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3Ball Butterfly Cascade
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3Ball Butterfly Cascade (Reverse)
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4ball: Pyramid Weaving
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Charge
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Liquid Arm Roll
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Fist Stall
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UFO
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First buy advice
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4 Ball Pyramid
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Reverse Prayer
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Ice Cream Isolation
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The Squid
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The Box
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Claw Isolation
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Forearm Isolation
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Forearm Cradling
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The Curl/Gypsy
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Spin Doctor
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2 ball palmspin isolation
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3 ball magnet
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1 ball magnet
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3 ball ratchet
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Elbow stall
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Genie Chest Roll
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Fore Arm Pop
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Cradle, Palm Roll Variation
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2 ball chest roll
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2 Ball Chest Roll Pop
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2 Ball Blooming Lotus
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1 ball chaser
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2 ball chaser
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3 Ball Isolation
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3-4 ball line
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4 ball line
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Cirlce spin
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Double Palmspin
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Double Circle Spin
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Celestials (Solars)
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4 Ball Pyramid Roll
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Crank
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Shifting 4 ball line
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Roundabout iso(double walking fulls)
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Double Walking Iso Halves
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Mineshaft/the sinker
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Anti-gravity
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The cage
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4 ball box spin
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4 ball pyramid melt and reform
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4 ball box isolated
Tips for Effective Practice
Smooth Moves Take Time – Don’t worry too much about a sloppy, initial version of a trick. Bumbling through it for weeks is fine; just keep up the repetition! It may take months, but the kinks will iron themselves out and gracefulness will follow on its own. Regardless of your balance and reflexes, muscle-memory will inevitably set in in your hands and arms, greatly improving their reactions.
Create a safe space to practice. On your bed, over carpet or on mats. Use pillows or a rolled towel to create a barrier to stop the ball rolling far away.
