Chinese balls, how to #10 - 3 Balls over Two Hands

[ibdm1]

hello techless.i learned some of these moves from this movie.

[ibdm1]

i love your vids.i learned to do 3 without touching by watching your how to vid.ive been using baoding balls for about 6 months.i posted some vids if you would like to watch and give me some pointers.

[ClairvoyantTruth]

The 2nd hand switch with 3 ball is amazing. I'm afraid to try it with my acrylic coated ones.

[ClairvoyantTruth]

How much practice did/do you put into learning all of these techniques, 1h/day minimum? I've gotten rusty because university has started up again.

[T3chl3ss]

Thanks!, I could not give you exact numbers but when I try to learn a new technique I can train 4 to 8 hours a day. Which makes the process of learning a new technique pretty fast. Perfecting the movement, making it smooth though that takes constant practice. But I have had months/years that I had no practice. This is not a problem because the movement has become a reflex much like when you have learned to swim you'll always know how. Pick it up where you left off.

[Thisnomyp]

Great video! I learned this after seeing Greg do it as well! I kinda want to post a response to it because I do it opposite from you. When I pass them, I'm going clockwise in the left hand. I can do it both directions, but i pass them smoother that way. I seem to be backwards from everyone else I've seen. haha!

[T3chl3ss]

Hey Thisnomyp, I noticed that watching your movies too. The reason I prefer this way of passing is because it requires less forward/backwards movement of my hands. I do however practice the other way around as well.

Oh, and I always like your video responses so if you want to post one please do!

[gbutube8]

ditto.

Love the 'juggling' pattern with 2 hands. Will try it as soon as im 'there'

[phoeniximperator]

loved your vid, keep them coming

[T3chl3ss]

Thanks, will do!