Juggling: 1996, 1997 IJA

[theVinceVega76]

Thanks for the great footage. I was there both those years. It's so great to see all the awesome gym stuff that doesn't get into the IJA videos.

[TheOmnipotentJuggler]

Its great to recognize people in this video that attending this year's IJA in Sparks, Nevada! I'm glad people have been attending so long :) Go IJA!

[python1111]

Sean, you're still the best 3ball juggler!!!

[ketchjustin]

omg! im in this video!!!

im the kid in the gray shirt passing clubs i swear!!!!!

[desideratoRdam]

I love that You can immediately recognize Sean McKinney By his awesome style , he rocks everybody!!!!!!!!

[BahamutBlueDragon]

Sean is unstoppable, no drop, that's awesome

[paradoxfalls]

Dan Bennett rocks!

[mofoCutThroat]

Thanks for posting the footage of Sean McKinney!

[perceptualvortex]

Thank you. Sean very generously showed off a lot of juggling for my camera, both in South Dakota and Pittsburgh. He was a super cool guy.

[stormtrooper34706]

"Pins" are called clubs, it kinda irritates jugglers when they are called pins, that's why so many jugglers correct ppl (including me, lol).

[perceptualvortex]

Haha, true. However I have juggled (and passed) actual bowling pins, which are probably heavier than you think. Clubs are much better tho.

[stormtrooper34706]

I know, I too am a juggler and I have juggled real bowling pins as well and they are heavy. I didn't phrase that last comment well, I meant to say that I have corrected people on the name of clubs as well.

[juggleguy000]

what kind of ball do you use to bounce on your head like at the begging?

[perceptualvortex]

Thanks for watching, juggleguy. That first juggler is Dan Bennett, and he's juggling volley balls, I believe.

[GreyWingedOne]

Well done mate! This was very entertaining; both the video and the music. Good job!

[Mungo10]

Slowing down the video is fascinating, leaving the impression that those balls and pins are not following the laws of gravity.

[perceptualvortex]

Thanks for checking this out, Mungo. I find that slowed down juggling can sometimes be really mesmerizing. At one point I wanted to try juggling with large balls filled with hydrogen (soccer balls, or maybe something lighter) to see if that would make for a good, gravity-defying effect. Without causing mini-Hindenburgs, if possible, haha.