Juggling Tutorial - Takeouts & Burke's Barrage

[2miguelcuprum]

thanx it really help

[NychIsHere]

Lol, I'm better at mills mess now than ever been before :3 "aaaand now and now and now"

[TheExtremeKill]

It was impossible for me to manage Burke´s Barrage from Mills Mess, but after long training i did it. In my opinion it would be better to make tutorial how to learn B. Barrage from Cascade, but maybe my opinion is wrong. Thank you for these tutorials.

[graesch]

Really hard not to get into a weave when doing takeouts. I'll keep trying!

By the way, you have the best tutorial videos I've seen so far. Thanks a lot.

[reuven2001612]

Burke's Barrage looks a bit like mill's mess

[theshoes100]

what does your username "eMretsiM" even mean? does it mean anything or is it just a randomly generated user id  :~?

[ninjaturtledude999]

@theshoes100 misterme backwards

[theshoes100]

oh and btw at the end are you actually doing reverse takeouts/burkes or did you just reverse the video on your computer

[theshoes100]

at 4:44 its supposed to say "instead of going back to mills mess"

[adampax]

al is a legend

[Profilesrubiks]

Thanks so much for the tutorial. lately my juggling has been feeling kind of bland so your tutorials on what I see as "the big tricks" are really helpful :D Learned takeouts in like 3 minutes.

[waspsrugbydude151410]

for some reason all of mine get "taken out" ? help please

[washclothable]

ur style is amazing but i found this rather confusing than helpful... I remember it to be the first video to watch when i started learning those tricks and i sort of thought i'm gonna give up. Now that i know how to juggle those patterns it does make sense though haha

[cpaterson6]

thnx! tht was very helpful.

[ThattJusttHappenedd]

takeouts = peace of cake now thanks i always have to keep lookin what hands doing what tho

[AKDiamond157]

Awesome, thanks. I can do takeouts now - though my shoulders aren't thanking me for it!

[youngjuggler96]

brilliant tutorial, now i can do takeouts and i am going to learn burke's barrage

[Stickzers99]

Where did you get your juggling balls, im in the process of buying new ones, so like did you use a website or something?

[Greatnonentity]

Thank you for the tutorial, but I foud it too complicated explanation. I spent hous trying to understend this, it was hopeless. But then I started with this one and did it in 15 minites! watch?v=4h4p3E4FyTU

[DasBakterium]

:P funny i juggled burkes barrage always instead of mills mess lol

[ObjectManipulator]

Brilliant tutorial, very clear. Thanks to you I can finally do both Takeouts and Burkes Barrage.

[niourf]

really great tutorials, thank you very much !

[hollowmenrule]

you have the best tutorials on youtube. every time I go somewhere else, I come back and see how you do it, lol. great work. j

[Lucasbatanian]

nice beanbags i have the same ones.

[Mestermenz]

Amazing tutorial! I learned it in just a few hours! :D Keep up the good work!

[Vajew]

i learned takeouts by starting with the mills mess pattern since it just seemed smoother

[DoubleCapShow]

is a 4,2,3 variation? cuz, the yellow ball is in the middle...

[ObjectManipulator]

@DoubleCapShow

Yes, Burkes Barrage is a 423 variation, as are Takeouts

[tprmark]

i know it sounds crazy but i looked this tutorial and without knowing takeouts i learnt burkes barrage

[tprmark]

is it always the same ball that is carried out of the pattern??

[Orkext4]

thanks bro' very good this video i learning this moves. really thanks

[ltsjack]

How hard is it to learn takeouts?

Is it easier or harder than mills' mess?

[eyesfrank]

@ltsjack easier

[shmoofoobean44]

this was VERY helpful. ur a good tutorial maker

haha the mills mess is NOT a recovery pattern for me, it messes with my head...but thats prob cuz i learned it second to the cascade...even before reverse cascade :P

[KarmaSheen]

Al, your tutorial is sweet and helped me out a ton. I'm just not sure if i've got it or not. Let me know what you think.

[webtoon999]

Please continu making juggling tutorials

[iownyouchoob]

where can i get bean bags in canada?

[eyesfrank]

granville island vancouver, clowning around

[LightweightJackal]

uh, ha ha, whats with your eyebrows when your doing the two in one hand?? at 0:27 ???

[FlyleafProductions]

bet you hoped people noticed your eye brows when doing colums didnt you (:

[MrJugglr]

well clearly they did ^^

[bxsephjo]

i learned mill's mess from noneck1985. then as soon as i learned takeouts from this vid, and the first 30 seconds of burke's barrage, i had BB in the bag

[treemantris]

Thanks for this awesome video. Now I can do reverse chops after searching ages for a decent takeout tutorial :D

[sallyesq]

awesome tutorial, very clear, thanks!

[thejugglingfool]

best tutorial ever i love you it was sooo well explained... =]

[admitonefish]

love the video ;]

[nytelyte]

I'd been using thegnome's tutorial for Burke's Barrage (which really is takeouts) and hadn't been able to really piece it together. Because your tutorial shows how to do it from a cascade, I was able to pick it up after a few days. Thanks a ton! Now I just need to make sure that the ball that plays "tennis" doesn't go flying 3 feet away from me after 3-4 cycles. XD

[sharki11]

thank you so much i got these in like a few hours

[balvesely]

Isn't Burke's Barrage only Windmill with changing the hands?

[bxsephjo]

i find it's more like applying takeouts to mill's mess

[MOKKmilen]

what a cool little asian kid :) thanks it helped alot :)

[pancakeessss]

takeouts took me 5 minutes to learn after watching this. it's just the siteswap 423 with a carry

[daydreamyjuggler]

definitely better understood than last time i attempted these.

[dospooks]

This is a great tutorial. I was able to learn how to transition between MM and BB pretty easily, using this vid as a tutor. Thanks for the excellent work, you have a knack for teaching.

[davidklausa]

Very well explained. I was able to get takeouts pretty quickly (worth noting I've been juggling for years).

[unoriginal345]

Nice eyebrows at 0:26

[Osterion]

bravo! Great job :) Its very helpful.

[josephjuggler]

you can do so many juggling tricks i have never hard of

[ellioncheley]

damn it i still cant even do it once...

[juggliac]

nice, love it.

[juggliac]

okay, I still can't do takeouts...

[unicycletone]

This is fantastic - thanks for posting this - I will check out your other tutorials as well.

[CascadeReverse]

fantastic tutorial... i'm a beginer(3 months) but it took me 10 min to learn it...

if there are mistakes, apologise them...

[deathlydoom]

wow, that is pretty impressive for juggling only 3 months! rock on!

[Perpi86]

Best turorials in youtube! great job, keep working! very helpul, thanks!!!

[spurcill]

best tutorials i have seen

[rubrickus]

Very nice tutorial, and well done on explaining the "Real Burke's" confusion.

Technically, the original version as done by Ken Burke also requires the 2 to be clawed on the way over, then palm-up on the way back. Few people do it that way anymore.

[haihachi2]

learned both in minutes after watching thanks

[pado6000]

hahahahah, when showing two in one hand columns, your eyes....

[kallfil]

Yeah i also noticed that! ^^/

[knavit]

Nice differentiation

[saltzjoe10]

Very helpful tutorial. After watching, and practicing for 10 mins. I can do both patterns. Thanks!

[TorfusPolymorphus]

Great tutorial, thanks a lot

[BoyMakesNoise]

this is a great tutorial. it shows you what to do and when to do it. thanks a lot :) though i agree with gzoek in that using a regular cascade for both trick helped me to learn both of the tricks, instead of starting with mills mess for burkes, which seems a bit more complicated, though i see the point of using it.

[RagtimeJuggler]

Nice eyebrows at 27

[gzoek]

Great tutorial. One of the best I've seen. I just learned both patterns. After learning takeouts the way you describe I found it easier to learn BB the same way (i.e., starting from cascade rather than MM). Starting from Mill's Mess seemed like it would work too but learning the two back-to-back using the same steps really shortened the learning curve for me.

[Hamppe96]

Thank's a bunch! i learned both of them in like an hour!

[daveBowerz]

alan should join the circus. lol ur emense m8

[eMretsiM]

Circus..? What's a circus??

[cocopops149]

you ARE joking right!?

[thegoheads]

also, I recently learned reverse takeouts (or something remarkably similar) but I hadn't thought reverse Burke's was possible! nice job with that, looks rad!

[thegoheads]

GreAt tutorial! but you forgot to mention to practice 423! that's what helped me learn takeouts easier was thinking 423 with under-arm 4's. But still, another brilliant tutorial worth 5stars for sure!

[janionnevill]

ive always found that instead of an over throw at the begeining, just throwing 1 ball as if it were a 4 ball fountain then reaching over to get it and go into the pattern from there

[bazzieboy]

So it be like a 4x3reachover xD?

[bazzieboy]

And thank you for listening me requesting it ;-). It turned out i have been doing it wrong for almost 5 months xD. I had to many take-outs which made it a spasmcascade. Thank you for making it lots and lots clear, you make a great teacher over the internet =D.

[eMretsiM]

No problem. I'm doing a tutorial for the box/takeouts and box/burke's barrage combination thingy which you asked for as well.

[bazzieboy]

YES xD. Mawby silly to ask, i have seen you doing 4 ball multiplex take-outs. If you could mawby include that one as well =D. Only a slowmo in the end would be fantastic :).

[eMretsiM]

I would rather make a full tutorial on it than have just a bit of slowmo shoved at the end of another video. Just give me some time and I might make one...

[bazzieboy]

I understand, you are right. I am not forcing you or asking you or suggesting ideas. I only mentioned it's a trick that i liked and you obviously learned ^^.

[kzSoUlFaThEr]

I have been doing that reverse takeouts for a few years now....I have been naming them "takeins" because of whats actually happening :) again awesome breakdown on the tut

[MGZolyn]

THANK YOU!!

[ctjuggles]

As always, solid.