takashenka juggling clip 2007 winter 北九州 ジャグリングビデオ

[stockdreher]

congrats for reaching ur goals ...

[Kyosshi]

you should be on tv!

[takashenka]

thank you :)

[frederikdiabolo]

where can i get those triangles???

[mindset36]

how much did u practice to become this good

[takashenka]

4 or 5 hours a day.

5times a week!

[Jugglingbuffoon]

Jouzu desu ne. ongakuka ha daredesuka?

[takashenka]

Once Upon A Time In Mexicoのアルバムにはいっている　Pistolero　ですよ！

[MovementImage]

ha, Inspiring. I've been juggling since i was 19, I'm only 20 now, but i've been wondering how far I'd be able to push it in the next few years. Don't think i'll get this technical, but i hope to keep improving. btw, did you make that triangle prop up yourself?? never seen it before, 5 triangles looked amazing, and also all those back rolls. so original.

[k8brasil]

very cool video!

everything looks very complex!

check my juggling videos!

bye ! keep it up!

[Plorel]

very cool video... good editing, creative and hard technical juggling.

Pls keep going with it

[sjonglo]

you are a really good juggler...! The triangle stuff just looks amazing...

[Haavard93]

That was sweet to the power of 10! Great stuff. and the "what the fuck" in the end, is prieless P

[ilmagovm]

Very nice video ! Thanks for posting.

And keep your 7 club training up, it looks very promising !

[squall4213]

Loved the speech. I actually kind of needed to hear that today. My practice was basically miserable. Thanks for the pep talk.

[takashenka]

I'm really glad to hear that.I really understand your feeling, because I also sometimes feel that way during practice, that's why I made this video!

[JuggleGod]

Great stuff! The triangles look very nice. I especially appreciated your short monologue as I'm 26 and just now thinking about doing this professionally (I've been juggling for a very long time though).

-Warren

[takashenka]

I understand you, it was really hard to decide to be a professional juggler for me, especially because it's not a common job at all here in Japan. many people don't know what juggling is.

Anyway it's my life! I'm happy with my juggling and my decision.

[kzSoUlFaThEr]

Absolute respect for your talents and hard work. At what point did you say to yourself...."I am good enough to go Pro"? like, how many years would you say to someone...they should juggle this many...and then go pro. I am only curious of your philosophy on that.

[takashenka]

Thank you for the comment.

It's a very difficult question. Of course it depends on the person and their environmemt.

For example in Russia, if some kid grows up in a circus family, that kid doesn't even have to think about being a pro because they would do so naturally. However, in Japan it's very hard, we don't have any assurance of work, and we can't only perform juggling, we must learn another things too: acrobatics, magic, making balloons, and of course - talking to the audience.

[takashenka]

we don't have thiater for circus airtist(like ccabaret)we do only for comedians,singers and dancers.

I think that this is different in every country.

Actually, I quit highschool for my own reasons, and decided, "I wanna be a pro juggler."

At that time my family was really depressed. So, I thought that if I quit something again, how could I live with myself?

That`s what made me decide to be a pro.

[takashenka]

For these reasons, it is too difficult to say "how long." However, it took me 5 years.