One of the best juggle turorials I have ever seen! And it was true in my case: Once you master the 4 ball pattern, it will only take a week or slightly more to learn the five ball lift bounce.
I must say you are a wonderful teacher I love all the videos I have seen so far. Just one question where would I buy some of these balls you are using... rite now i am using tennis balls which kind of fail. So if you could get back to me with that info i would be very thankful. =]
hi I just can't seem to get the 4 ball part... isn't it possible to juggle 4 balls like the3 ball pattern but 4 inte the same pattern but not bouncing 2 balls at the same time? got any advice? I really wanna learn this...
I use the turbo bounce balls as well, and I agree. I have tried silicones, and they are good too, but I was already used to the turbos and actually liked them better. I can't stop bouncing!
Hey there from Charlottesville, just down the road! Love all of your tutorials and other vids. I've been trying to learn the 5-ball force bounce, any chance you might do a tutorial on that sometime??? Thanks, and I've already learned a ton from you!
Yeah, the Air Raid Juggling Club - I just joined recently - we are in a parade today, haha! Just started juggling 3 months ago and am totally hooked. Doesn't seem like there's too many bouncers in our club, but I can probably get some tips from Mark Nizer, not sure if you've heard of him, but he's pretty well known I think. If you're ever bored and wanna drive an hour and half, you should come out, though I'm sure you have your own juggling club. Talk to you later.
Have you ever heard of Fakini balls? They are magician's props, which are made of silicone, and are bouncy. Have you tried these props? If so how do they compare to dube? If not, thanks for reading anyways.
again, it's so cool that you continue to make these free online lessons. Very detailed and well explained from start to finish!!! *****
I still struggle with a solid 5ball bounced cascade, I need to make some fabric barriers like you mentioned so I can practice more without running a marathon...
Bravo ! Your tutorials are great. I am now inspired to place bounce juggling on my list of things to do - knowing I will return to your great tutorial. Keep em up. I am one of MANY who love them.
I recently asked at a convention about silicon balls man and was knocked back by the price of them....something like 40 euros per ball....for 5 that's 200 ueros man....I can get 50 normal beanbags for the same price.
Excellent tutorial man, you just do these tuts so well man :) biggest success on it is how Slow you speak to accomodate those who do not speak english well!! Good lookin out
I also like the fact that you say that one needs to practise!
I always get alot of questions from people wanting to know some secret little excercise that will make it soo much easier to reach the desired number of balls (or master the trick), when you always have to practise alot anyway!
Nice tutorial, very well explained. I agree with you about lacrosse balls, they are for Force bounce juggling only. Ill have to post a video regarding force bounce juggling soon.
Thanks, ct. This was a great tutorial, as always. I haven't done much with bounce juggling yet... but I'll have this video on repeat when I do, for sure :D
Is there anything you can't do? Crazy! Thanks a lot, cleared up some questions I had. I don't know why it never occurred to me that lacrosse balls might be why I can't do lift bouncing... so simple!! :D Thanks again! :D
Thanks for this tutorial ! I used it to learn the 5ball bounce routine ! Thanks !!
elpapafiasco 1 year ago
great video, love your tutorials!
LucidinAcoustic 1 year ago
I bought Mr. Babche turbo balls; they are superb! Large too.
sacramentoskip 1 year ago
One of the best juggle turorials I have ever seen! And it was true in my case: Once you master the 4 ball pattern, it will only take a week or slightly more to learn the five ball lift bounce.
balia1969 1 year ago
Hey Chris one question.
Is bounce juggling bad for a bad back? =)
jlspma 1 year ago
Man i would love to get into this but man, those silicone balls are so pricey.... oh well ill get over it eventually...
MrJugglr 2 years ago
I must say you are a wonderful teacher I love all the videos I have seen so far. Just one question where would I buy some of these balls you are using... rite now i am using tennis balls which kind of fail. So if you could get back to me with that info i would be very thankful. =]
athensiscool 2 years ago
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juggler1337 2 years ago
hi I just can't seem to get the 4 ball part... isn't it possible to juggle 4 balls like the3 ball pattern but 4 inte the same pattern but not bouncing 2 balls at the same time? got any advice? I really wanna learn this...
kurrygrodan 2 years ago
right,left,left,right,right Ect.
UrbanJuggle 2 years ago
You have a great abililty for teaching. I hope you share more. It's wonderful the way you break it down to a learning structure. Juggle on!
houdinismansion 2 years ago
Please make a tutorials about spinning plates and rings. PLEASE.
magic7123456 3 years ago
Hey, I can do 5 bouncing balls for 10-20 catches.
But I have no idea how to bounce 4 balls, so can you please make a tutorial for 4 ball lift bounsing to?
btw. Thanks for this and all the other juggling-tutorials you have made.
you have learned me a lot.
Have a nice day chris :D
fnivern 3 years ago
do you think this would work on a board kinda thing , like maybe a piece of countertop or something ? Thanks
TheDuckOfOz 3 years ago
Yeah, it would. Try putting two pieces of plywood together with screws so that it is double thick. Pat Maguire does this.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
will try that . Thank You
TheDuckOfOz 3 years ago
I bought 7 of the turbo bounce balls and they are great. Its always tough to buy stuff not knowing about their quailty, but they are great.
chazmagic1 3 years ago
I use the turbo bounce balls as well, and I agree. I have tried silicones, and they are good too, but I was already used to the turbos and actually liked them better. I can't stop bouncing!
TheDonk12 3 years ago
Yes, I know Mark Nizer. Sadly, we do not have a club in this area!
ctjuggles 3 years ago
What brand of balls are you using?
monroemcnary 3 years ago
Dube.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Hey there from Charlottesville, just down the road! Love all of your tutorials and other vids. I've been trying to learn the 5-ball force bounce, any chance you might do a tutorial on that sometime??? Thanks, and I've already learned a ton from you!
TheDonk12 3 years ago
Uh, yeah,... I can't do a force bounce. Do you go to the club in C'ville?
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Yeah, the Air Raid Juggling Club - I just joined recently - we are in a parade today, haha! Just started juggling 3 months ago and am totally hooked. Doesn't seem like there's too many bouncers in our club, but I can probably get some tips from Mark Nizer, not sure if you've heard of him, but he's pretty well known I think. If you're ever bored and wanna drive an hour and half, you should come out, though I'm sure you have your own juggling club. Talk to you later.
TheDonk12 3 years ago
Nice tutorial!!
4 ball drill = 552
manuel886202 3 years ago
i have mr babache turbo balls much cheaper than silicones and better bounce pity i have no where good to practice
huhy888 3 years ago
I practice at the Skateboard track! The conrete ther is véry smooth. Better than the basketball court. That's too wobbly.
anjahenseler 3 years ago
Hey CT,
Gotta a question,
How do you hang your clubs on your wall?
Thanks
Great Video By The Way 5 Stars!!
HUNTYFM 3 years ago
Go and buy some hooks used for hanging coats. Mount them SIDEWAYS and the club slips in without getting damaged at all.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
kool lol
HUNTYFM 3 years ago
I made a rack with large nails. Between two nails you can hang 2 or three clubs.
anjahenseler 3 years ago
Would the normal sidewalk eat up the balls?
RabbitDance 3 years ago
Yes, sadly.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Have you ever heard of Fakini balls? They are magician's props, which are made of silicone, and are bouncy. Have you tried these props? If so how do they compare to dube? If not, thanks for reading anyways.
RabbitDance 3 years ago
Not heard of these, so I cannot compare.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
i love these little help video's....thanks
ijuggle42 3 years ago
again, it's so cool that you continue to make these free online lessons. Very detailed and well explained from start to finish!!! *****
I still struggle with a solid 5ball bounced cascade, I need to make some fabric barriers like you mentioned so I can practice more without running a marathon...
thegoheads 3 years ago
How much do balls like that cost?
JugglingStein 3 years ago
$30+ U.S. each. Very pricy, but they last forever....
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Awesome stuff. Maybe I'll decide to learn bounce juggling.
Kind of random, but what kind of clubs do you have?
JugglingJoe1026 3 years ago
Bravo ! Your tutorials are great. I am now inspired to place bounce juggling on my list of things to do - knowing I will return to your great tutorial. Keep em up. I am one of MANY who love them.
DJKennyTheJuggler 3 years ago
I recently asked at a convention about silicon balls man and was knocked back by the price of them....something like 40 euros per ball....for 5 that's 200 ueros man....I can get 50 normal beanbags for the same price.
Excellent tutorial man, you just do these tuts so well man :) biggest success on it is how Slow you speak to accomodate those who do not speak english well!! Good lookin out
kzSoUlFaThEr 3 years ago
Oh, wow! Thanks for telling me this. I really DO need to keep the slow speech piece in mind. Thanks, Tim.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
nice tutorial chris! What size silicones do you use?
pwe5000 3 years ago
3" from Dube.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Great tutorial!
I also like the fact that you say that one needs to practise!
I always get alot of questions from people wanting to know some secret little excercise that will make it soo much easier to reach the desired number of balls (or master the trick), when you always have to practise alot anyway!
JugglingStein 3 years ago
Yeah, you know I get that a LOT too.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Great tutorial. You make it look so easy!
eMretsiM 3 years ago
Nice tutorial, very well explained. I agree with you about lacrosse balls, they are for Force bounce juggling only. Ill have to post a video regarding force bounce juggling soon.
Thanks again man!
pbjballa 3 years ago
Excellent. Be sure you tell Eric Surf (ericsurf6). He asked for one.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
good tutorial!!
AndreasHallem 3 years ago
nice tutorial !
ricardotraceur 3 years ago
Choose: bounce juggling or normal toss juggling?
Femanadle 3 years ago
As far as which I LIKE most? Toss, easily.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Is it easier do 5 ball bouncing than normal?
Femanadle 3 years ago
Normal toss juggling? YES. Easily.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
thank you finally a 5 ball bounce tutorial thanks!!!!
theGEEKS8 3 years ago
Thanks, ct. This was a great tutorial, as always. I haven't done much with bounce juggling yet... but I'll have this video on repeat when I do, for sure :D
toni424 3 years ago
Is there anything you can't do? Crazy! Thanks a lot, cleared up some questions I had. I don't know why it never occurred to me that lacrosse balls might be why I can't do lift bouncing... so simple!! :D Thanks again! :D
TheOmnipotentJuggler 3 years ago
perfect i just got bounce balls
vandrizzle 3 years ago
Cool! Timing is everything.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Very nice Chris! How about a 5 ball force bounce tutorial? I can't get past about
the 8th throw and catch.
ericsurf6 3 years ago
I can't do it. Period. Can you show ME how to get 8 catches?
ctjuggles 3 years ago
Sure, I can show you how to get to 8 catches, but that's it...can't seem to get past it...
...Anybody else here have any "how to" advice on learning the 5 ball force bounce?
ericsurf6 3 years ago
I think pbjalla is going to do one.
ctjuggles 3 years ago
That would be nice. I`ll go over to his channel and hit him up.
ericsurf6 3 years ago