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Wildcat Jugglers were a group of students who met once a week to juggle. The club met at Thunder Bay Junior High in Alpena, Michigan.
This tutorial is designed to teach beginning to intermediate juggling patterns.
For better written descriptions of these tricks, I highly recommend Jon Relf's TWJC Tutorials. There you will find well thought out written descriptions of many more tricks than I have listed here. I also recommend buying Charlie Dancey's Encyclopedia of Ball Juggling. It's fun to read and has great illustrations.
First steps
Let's see how to become a juggler…
Two in One Hand
These are nice tricks on their own. They also give the basis for the more complicated patterns with 3 or more balls.
Three Balls
Everything you need from the basics to intermediate level.
Cascase Patterns
Over the Top Patterns
Yo-Yo Patterns
Mills Mess Patterns
Behind the Back Patterns
Special Catches
One-up Two-up Patterns
- One-up Two-up
- One-up Two-up Tennis
- One-up Two-up Hops
- One-up Two-up Infinity
- One-up Two-up Shower
- Rainbow Cross
- Factory
423 Patterns
Shower Patterns
Box
Miscellaneous
- Roll a Ball Off Your Head
- Pendulum
- Around Head
- Chops
- Flash
- Under the Leg
- Swoop
- Slam
- False Shower Yo-Yo
- Orbit
Four Balls
Once you learned to juggle two and three balls, you can try four balls. You can get to this level after 2-3 months of daily practicing.
Five Balls
You can start working on these after half of year - a year of intensive practice. These patterns are much harder to learn and master.
Three Clubs
You can start practicing clubs right after learning the three balls cascade.
Three Rings
Worth trying the rings as well.