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  • Quelle ambiance ! Électrisant, envoûtant, Magique

  • @MusiquesRK Merci !

  • Talented! I like the move at 2:16: One of my favorite videos; hope to see more of your videos. San Diego, veeman!

  • @TheOldtown50 Thank you for your comment ^^ The move you mention is one I created after a move used in magic (I'm a magician too ^^)

    I hope to see your CJ video soon !

  • Beautiful technique my friend.... Sometimes less is more and this video certainly proves that. I appreciate the the level of mastery you have achieved.

  • @soul4spinning Thank you bro ! Do you have a vid ? What is your favorite prop ?

  • Nice!!

  • @PatWardMagic Thank you !

  • It's not about the kind of techniques he's doing. It's about the level at which he is performing them. I'm sure there are plenty of people who learned how to do all of these techniques after a couple of months of casual practice but they're full of shit of they say they could do it with this level of precision and artistry. I have greater respect for someone who has absolutely mastered something relatively simple than someone who can sort of do a sloppy version of something more advanced.

  • @inactivism Thank you Sir for your wise words. You're absolutely right in that I'm more proud to have developed a style than mastered difficult moves. Youtube is great for some reasons, like span one work to the world, but is also silly because of the childish comments here and there...But this is the rule ! thanks again ^^

  • chinky guy is better

    

  • @mctim89 Wow ! great informative post ! thank you ! lol !!

  • @agentdo :D its ok mate. if u need more pointless information then please contact me :)

  • i got a 90mm ball do you think that will work for my 1st. or cud of went for the 100mm?

  • @londs2k 90 mm is good for beginning ; later you may want to try the standard 100 mm...have fun !

  • @agentdo thanks for your help .

    

  • The problems not Kenny it's the slimeball who runs the as seen on tv ad. If it weren't for Kenny there'd be thousands of kids with burnt palms. I just find the disclaimer that wasn't in Contact Juggling videos amusing. I didn't mean to offend.

  • @whatstdiggn No offense at all ! I just dislike fushigi offensive campaign...I just hope they'll never come to Europe !

  • LOL! I love how all contact juggling videos have a fushigi disclaimer. On another note I'm pretty sure I knew the fushigi tv guy in the 90's but I don't remember his name.

  • @whatstdiggn I would love to know what you find so funny knowing the fact that in usa, when you do a contact juggling act, kids scream "fushigi !"...???

    Oh, and the guy's name is Kenny Toombs.

  • Wow this is amazing! This must have taken years of practice. I know the video has quite a lot of views but I think that this deserves a lot more. It's so cool!

  • @DaStaticBoy Years of practice my ass. I'm a contact juggler and stuff like he's doing is easy to learn. If you want really imperssive contact juggling check out kelvin kalvus, okutampae, or michael mosche himself. In my opinion this guy isn't very impressive. I learned everything he did in just two months of learning.

  • @Amon1525 Thank you for your clever comment. Frankly do you think we care about this kind of statement ? Oh, and please post a vid of your cj for all to see. bonne journée ^^

  • Very nice work. I love the fluidity and simplicity of this piece. Thank you for sharing. Sincerely Viktor Kee

  • @viktorkeejuggler Thank you so much for your comment Mr Kee !

  • the first time i saw this is was in labyrinth with david bowie and since then i have been absolutely fascinated with it lol but i c the science. it takes a lot of work to keep the illusion. at least when i tried it. great job!

  • @TheAmanda4life Thank you for stopping by ! Good luck with your CJ ^^

  • Thanks MadMike ^^ ! The is from Youtube audioswap : when you're into your vhannel, clic "my videos", and under each one you'll find an "audioswap" function...A lot of music to choose from...Good luck with your contact juggling !!

  • very nice... very nice.... haveing been a magician for 30 years I am excited to be exposed to this ... I have been working with my cj for about 5 months now.. getting better but a long way to go... thanks for the inspiration.... where do you search for your music?? Thanks madmike..... themadmike456 (you tube videos)

  • Absolutely beautiful control, wonderful illusion of isolation. I loved the "Bird like" Enigma.....Thank you for your art, it is inspiring

  • @s7v7nser Thank you ^^

  • Respecting the center of gravity..  or mass, really :)

  • ive heard alot about these fushigi balls whats wrong with them? and great vid :)

  • @lilbsongwriter Hi, thanks for stopping by !

    Here's a shortcut : fushigi =

    1) Attempt to rebrand what is known as an art since many years : Contact Juggling.

    2) Poor quality, will break if dropped on hard surface

    3) But as an infomercial, thousand of people have hearded about CJ, which is cool.

    Hint : if you want to learn this amazing art (CJ), go to contact juggling dot org for an awesome and friendly community !

    Have fun ^^

  • @agentdo oh ok cool thanks :) and this contact juggling just looks so illusional its amazing! :) i would love to be amazing at it :) could you start practising with a regular juggling ball or would it have to be a contact one? :) :) :)

  • @lilbsongwriter You're welcome ^^

    Yes you could begin with a regular stage ball (try to find a 100 mm), but for me nothing is as gorgeous and magical than a clear crystal ball (acrylic) !!

    That's why I started it all ; I'm not sure a plastic juggling ball would have had the same effect on me lol !!

  • @agentdo oh cool and no a normal ball doesnt have the same affect lol :) but its not bad practice though :) when i get good ill probably try acrillic :) and is it actual glass or something?

  • this is amazing O.O

  • Hello all ! as you may know I'm also a magician !

    I'm glad to let you know that my dvd on COIN MAGIC is now available worldwide ^^

    "Moneypulation Vol.1" is the title and I will teach you some coin magic contact moves !!

    Thank you all for your support !

    Lawrens Godon

  • You're a very good contact juggler, and the fact you respond to all/most of your YouTube comments makes you a very respectable person!

    Love the video, nice music :)

  • @kragier Hi, thank you for your kind words !

    I respect the people who come visit my videos and I'm willing to help them as much as I do.

    But CJ is also in a unique situation, where an industrial marketed it as fushigi, at the same time contributing to span CJ around, toward people who would have never hear about it !

    I want to desactivate the hype because 1) fushigi is a weak product, with really poor quality standard, and 2) people can find a lot of free tutorials and sites on the internet...

  • What's that first isolation called the one with the finger rolling palm on one hand? Care to explain how that one is done. I'm trying to figure it out.

  • @Guruguruchuchu Hi, if you mean the one where the ball is isolated on the palm of the hand, all you have to do is make the ball go on circle on your hand : try to go VERY slowly, for your muscles and fingers to know the position of the ball at any place on the hand.

    Try to do the circle really slow, I mean you can take one to two minutes to complete it.

    Then, and only then, will you try to isolate it.

  • @Guruguruchuchu Then, when you can make smooth, large and regular continuous circles, you will move the HAND in the same direction than the ball.

    You will eventually find that the ball tends to stabilize and stay still.

    Now you will have to smooth out the *bumps" and *twiches" to get a really smooth palm circle isolation.

    Oh, and try both hands, both directions !

    Good luck,

    Lawrens Godon

  • @agentdo Thanks for the tips. I've just started recently and I didn't have any balls I could afford. I found a ball at a local store called a Wizard Ball. It's a light up bounce ball toy that weighs about 1.3 pounds. It's filled with glitter, water, and a light device. Do you think the ball would work or is it too heavy. It is exactly 100 mm.

  • @Guruguruchuchu You're welcome. I have one of these Wizard ball, you can begin to learn the circle with it. But soon you'll want to save money to buy a real acrylic ball, just because of its optical quality and illusion ^^

    Depending of the size of your hands, 100 mm may be a little heavy ; if this is the case, try to find a 90 mm which works well too.

  • @Guruguruchuchu i'd like to add to this with a few tips: 1) If your circle is too small, try to expand it by getting the ball closer to your fingertips 2) keep your hand as flat as possible 3) don't forget that the hand moves in the same direction as the ball, but with the opposite timing - for instance, if the ball is to the front of its circle, your hand should be in the back, etc

  • I was interested in CJ, then I received a fushigi for Christmas. It was fun to start learning, but one 3 foot drop onto concrete, and it exploded. Cheap garbage. Went and ordered a couple acrylics from Dube, pretty good quality (makes fushigi look like trash(as it is IMO) and so much nicer to work with. Though I'm still terrified of dropping them for fear of another fushigi fall apart.

  • @bipolardox Hi, thank you for your testimony...It's true that Fushigi ball is weak by nature : how would it not be, with just such a thin acrylic shell ?

    May I give you an advice ?

    Never practice over concrete ! lol ^^

    Only when you've gain some mastery other your routine you may want to go outside, where you may prefer grass other solid floor.

    But be reassured, a true acrylic sphere will never explod...

    Anyway, thank you for your comment !

    Good luck ^^

  • el ke no le guste este video no es nadie!!

  • @basios95 Gracias !

  • Thank you man, you are freaking awesome, please continue. =)

  • @say296 Thanks for your support !

  • you have some good isos!

    I just missed the bodyrolls...

  • @lucasgabd Thanks !

    At the time this was shooted I didn't know any bodyroll...now I can do some, but I don't own a camcorder anymore...

  • @agentdo well, when you get some new video of you please share it with us! =D

  • I strive to be as good at contact juggling as you are. Your isolations are second to none. You're a real inspiration. Thanks for sharing your gifts.

  • @grasshop34 Glad you like my work and happy if it can inspire you !

    Good luck !

  • That was really awesome.

  • @NIsolation Thank you !

  • I'm brand new to contact juggling, I just ordered a 78mm SIL-X ball. I can't wait till I get it!!

  • @awesomemike27 Good luck with contact juggling !

    Visit contactjuggling {dot} org for lots of technical help !

  • Man, If Only I Could Play With My Balls That Well.....

  • i honestly think fushigi marketing the ball is not for profit it may be but any contact ball sold is sold for profit. contact jugglers are only mad about fushigi because it is so widely known and marketed. i think it's awesome because when you get your fushigi you also get a dvd that explains there is no magic involved.... AND AGENTDO QUIT BEING MAD BECAUSE A BUNCH OF "NORMAL" PEOPLE WILL NOW HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR SKILL QUIT BEING SO DAMN SELFISH!!!

  • @CurlyATD I think you misunderstood me here : I'm more than happy if people get started with CJ !!

    I'm just saying I do not support fushigi brand.

    So reserve your judgement for yourself, thanks.

  • @agentdo I dont support them either but CJ is an Art or meditative Art and its not something you will master in a few days. The Art acts like an illusion...but take practice to peferct the illusion and Art..am I right?..so thats the Magic of it the illusion =) and I love it!

  • @agentdo i got a fushigi as a gift i prefer actually contact balls but the fushigi was less than 20 dollars, but i plan to get some actually contact juggling balls, any suggestions on any good websites taht sell/?

  • @valhalla678 Neonhusky has really great choice of contact juggling spheres...

  • @CurlyATD Why do you presume to know somebodies motivations. It is clear to me that @agentdo is performing an illusion. the problem with fushigi balls is they are not clear about what you are paying for. People think the ball is in some way special and allows them to perform the magic, when it's actually about skill. Also this guy is one of the best coin magicians in the world. Respected by the top guys in magic.

  • @RaisedAce I agree Fushigi is NOT clear about what they are selling. I got one as a gift and I had heard it was The Magic Gravity Ball that had some kind of element that did something. In the commercial they show kids doing it as if they just picked up the ball and the ball did it for them. I was kind of disappointed when i saw the video and he explains that its a skill that i have to practice and practice to master. I just wanted to play. not learn. :)

  • @CurlyATD I honestly think you must be missing a brain stem. Contact Jugglers are NOT mad that CJ is becoming more well known because well, it's not. The Fushigi does NOT advertise itself as contact juggling, it is the Magic Gravity Ball. Yes contact juggling can look magical but we as a community have never told anyone that it was a magic ball, Contact Juggling needs to be recognized as a skill, not a gimmick which is exactly what the Fushigi portrays.

  • @UnusVolatiliAngelus Agreed !

  • @CurlyATD My issue with Fushigi is that they market contact juggling as if the ball its self is doing all the work. as if theres some gyroscope in the ball or something keeping it stable. I don't think its fair advertising. The Fusgigi ball is rated less then two stars on amazon because people are pissed that they bought what is essentially a Ball... thinking they were getting something that comes with batteries and an on switch that their ten year olds can play with. Its unfair marketing.

  • @Inairtas23 False advertising should be banned !

    What are the laws in usa about that ?

  • i honestly think fushigi marketing the ball is not for profit it may be but any contact ball sold is sold for profit. contact jugglers are only mad about fushigi because it is so widely known and marketed. i think it's awesome because when you get your fushigi you also get a dvd that explains there is no magic involved.... AND AGENTDO THIS IS TO YOU YOUR VIDEO IS EXPESSING CONTACT JUGGLING AS MAGIC WHICH MAKES YOU JUST AS MUCH AN ANTAGONIST ON CONTACT JUGGLERS AS THE FUSHIGI IS CONSIDERED TO BE!

  • @CurlyATD Ok let me tell you something : I'm into magic since many years, way before you were born, and if I decided to introduce CJ in my act, wtf is wrong with you ???

    Are you kidding ?

  • @agentdo What your doing here is exactly what i intend on doing with contact juggling. I think its a beautiful representation of magic at its best.

    Fushigi isn't marketing the ball as if its actually "Magic." Their marketing it as some mechanical gravity defying device that floats by its self. Its dishonest and frankly cheap.

  • @Inairtas23 Thanks Inairtas ! I wish you the best with CJ ^^

  • @CurlyATD In your opinion, the art of contact juggling should be expressed as skill. Not everyone uses this interpretation. I am a magician myself, and what magicians do with contact juggling is in no way like what fushigi does. Fushigi preyed upon the young and impressionable and not only "seemed" to relabel an art with a new name, but also "suggested" the ball was magical rather than the performer.

  • Well, if there is one thing- and ONE thing only- I will give credit for the Fushigi, is that it kept me going for the past 2 hours just researching about CJ (I just learned what the hell was a Fushigi on a BB&Beyond catalogue earlier today). And one thing led to another, just came back from buying an orange while I wait for my first Sil-X in about a week. I know there are *NO* coincidences in life... Mr. Godon, thanks for the inspiration! oh, and @azgeogirl, I cannot possibly agree more :)

  • .. now whenever people see contact juggling theyre gonna think FUSHIGI!!!... must suck for the original jugglers..

  • This man is absolutely A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.!!! I'm mesmerized :)

  • @VaylaTuckerJoeyetal Thank you !

    Glad you like it ^^

  • Warning/Disclaimer !!

    Brands of balls will always be around. There is always going to be different brands like there was before Fushigi even came out.

    It's not a rebranding of CJ, it's just another brand. They explain it's CJ and not magic. I personally like what they are doing. They are getting more people into a sport and that's what it needs. Every time in history a sport has gotten more participants, the sport has evolved and furthered itself to new heights.

  • @Ghleyo A sport !?!

    Ok, give yourself a favor : go to contactjuggling {dot} org and learn that this is an ART !!

    By the way you'll see there why professional CJers are really upset by this campaign.

    Then you may take a look at asseenontvonsale {dot} com to read what customers think about this brand and their marketing...

    "Magic gravity ball", seriously...

    "Make it float"...

    Well, never mind, to each his own as usual...

  • @agentdo I say sport because myself and others get together to exchange ideas and new tricks or illusions. It is an art, to be sure. I didn't mean to upset the straight forward.

    FYI. Been there before, got my start from a friend there. Please don't damper the look by assuming everyone is simple.

  • @Ghleyo I agree, if I had not seen the fushigi I would never had thought about learning CJ. the very first time I had seen CJ done was on Labyrinth.

  • Their is something truly mystical about this.

  • its not complicated, but he is so fluent and smooth. i can do all these tricks, but not nearly this well. very nice =]

  • @713superwolf Ha ha ok, let's shot a vid of yourself for all to see !!

  • He better be good. His hands a freakishly hugeh.

  • travao

  • @Zohannine May I ask you to write in english ?

    Thanks ^^

  • @agentdo IT´S VERY AWESOME XD

  • @Zohannine

    Ha ha thank you ^^

  • any idea were to find cheap acrylics. does it get any better then 50$ for two 2.5 inch (dube)

  • @omfgodied

    try contactjuggling {dot} org

    There's an online shop review in the buy/sell section...I guess you'll find what you're looking for ^^

  • damn your good .

  • @chiefmojoerising Thanks ^^

  • can I ask you something? what's that trick you do at 3:22 that pose is really beautiful.

  • @Frosti2008 Just hold the ball on the tips of the fingers, hands joined.

  • @agentdo

    My friend are you using acrylic or crystal? I just got mine and it's crystal. 100mm But it's heavy.

  • @Frosti2008

    Wow buddy be careful ! you risk to get tendinitis as crystal is really heavy...I've tried to manipulate one, but I gave up due to excessive weight !

    Now crystal is a lot prettier than acrylic, but...

  • @agentdo

    Well I'm gonna give a shot, the weight seems to be good for touching, but it will break easy.

  • 4:28 was really amazing to me! It all looked beautiful!

  • @borisvankatwijk Thanks ! I call this move "The floating Ball"

  • What size ball do you prefer to use?

  • @snaps250 For one ball rouitne, 100 mm...For multiball, I use 80 mm spheres and sometimes 82 mm.

    Thanks for your interest !

  • The only good part about fushigi was that personally if it had not been for that commercial I would never have come across this type of juggling. I admit I bought a "fushigi" brand juggling ball but I already knew what I was getting into. And I have been practicing everyday since..so if for nothing else at all. Fushigi introduced this art form to the masses and shown people a new type of juggling that isn't as prominent in the u.s.

  • @halfrican357 Check out the movie Labyrinth. That is how I learned about contact juggling. Unfortunately, that was in the days before the internet so I never knew what it was called. I agree with you. Fushigi is a great way to get people interested in contact juggling, even if the name is a bit corny. :)

  • For how many time have you been practising?

  • @Frosti2008 That's 4 years now...thanks for your interest ^^

  • @agentdo

    Your welcome, your very inspiring.

    So this means that at the time you only had 1 year of practice? That's awesome. I've trying to practice with a orange this last few days. Can't wait to get my hands on my ball. ^^

  • wow beautiful 3:15

  • @Frosti2008 Thanks !

  • contact juggling is a good hobby i guess. but there is absolutely no mstery to it. its pretty much just rolling an acrylic ball in a way that makes it seem like its floating

  • @dontstopbelieving1

    And ? Who said that there's a deep mystery in CJ ?

  • Cool contact juggling.

  • i thought it was a tutorial ,still realy amizing

  • Wow I love how he fushigi'd especially the part when he used the fushigi ball to do the fushigi trick while he preformed fushigi. fushigi fushigi!!! FUSHIGI!!!!!!!!!!

    lol na I'm just bustin your fushigi balls. I know it's not fushigi. Chill out.

  • @TaylorBergRocks LOL !!

  • ....just wanted to add... i don't like how fushigi is marketing contact juggling niether. however,i did buy a ball from them and it is a good contact ball, but i have been juggling for years (labarynth is to blame) so i was happy to get one. but the artform should not be labled 'fushigi' dammit this vid is awesome and shows the beauty of this artform...1:26... wonderful!

  • @jujuvoodoo I agree with you, fushigi should remain what it is, a brand and that's all !

    Thanks for the kind comment !

    ^^

  • nice fushigi

  • @anticrombie69 Please read the comments below.

    Can you read ?

  • This guy is really good :)

  • @agentdo wow dude chill i wasnt saying they were fushigi i just said the word fushigi

  • *stays mesmerized the whole time, pouts as he places the ball back down and steps backwards from it..i glare up at him and knock the ball of the stand and watch it roll away* lol

  • @QueenVirdana Lol !

  • this man has large hands

  • @horsel0v3rl01 That's true, but I know some contact jugglers who have tiny hands, and they do very well, so...No matter the size of your hand, choose the right ball size !

  • verdaderamente magico,la tecnica es perfecta y la sensacion brutal parece que vedaderamente tiene la bola enbrujada.yo lo estoy intentando y no me hacerco ni por casualidad tenemos mucho que aprender de este video ...lastima de la iluminacion que es un poco mala

  • @jlmagiber Gracias !

  • I just did the same thing with a bowling ball!!!

  • @bdyer80 Wow ! now I want to see this !!

    ^^

  • @bdyer80 u gotta make a video of that!!

  • @bdyer80 vid or didn't happen ;)

  • This guy is really good :)

  • that not only did it raise the level of what other magicians were doing it also expose magic to another generation and in the last 10 years some of the most talented magicians have been found. Why not support them and help them instead of whining about it and doing nothing?

  • Even in there video ad yes it says magic gravity ball, and so forth but all there describing what it looks like! Which it does look like magic it does look like it levitates.

    What are they going to say? Umm heres a ball check out how I make it roll?

    To me I think it's alot like the magic scene. So many magicians were mad about The Mask Magician, David Blaine and so forth because it was so easy to find out how the tricks were done, but in the end and after a few years what we realized is.

  • I dont see what you have against Fushigi??? I see now where on there website as advertising as "magic". The very first line on there website is this - " Fushigi is a brand new, dynamically designed ball used in the mysterious art of contact juggling. "

    I see no problem with them and if anything there giving contact juggling the well desrve exposure it deserves and getting many people into. Tell me how this is wrong?

    Even you just by mentioning Fushigi ball make people find it......

  • @agentdo I just watched your video and I must say. Wow. I recently saw the ad for fushigi and that got me interested in contact juggling. I do not condone advertising it as magic but other than their new brand of ball I don't know where I should start inthe world of CJ. What kind of ball should i start with from scratch. I may order the fushigi ball simply because it has the DVD or I might go with your suggestion. If you will help me it might be good to know I can't break the bank to buy a ball

  • @Scipiothegreat Thanks !

    I'd strongly suggest to visit contactjuggling-dot-org as they have TONS of useful infos and tips, from how to choose a ball to the basic beginner steps, as well as the most advanced techniques and moves.

    Search for "in isolation" dvd for a fantastic collection of modern contact juggling.

    Good luck !

  • Warning !

    In USA the art of contact juggling is now being marketed to the public as

    "Fushigi : Magic Gravity Ball"...

    I do not support Fushigi nor use Fushigi Balls or any Fushigi products.

    Fushigi is an attempt to rebrand this art form for profit.

    Fushigi balls will not perform magic on their own, it takes a learned set of skills and techniques to make these balls seem to float as they do.

    This can be done with any Contact Juggling ball.

  • @agentdo Thank you!!! I am getting sick and tired of all this fushigi nonsense.

  • Hell, they can be done with a baseball.

  • @agentdo or any other ball, for that matter

  • @agentdo Not only can it be done with any contact juggling ball but it can be done with almost any sphere.Much thanks for including this warning.

  • @Fleevatoot u can also use an orange :O for just starting (like me) atleast

  • @agentdo I agree with you 100% but it was not until I seen the Fushigi that I discovered this art. I have been at it for three days now. And I am loving every minute of it. Although when I drop the "Fushigi" I am not the happiest camper. (That's why it's always good to start with a soft surface. I prefer soil and grass. I love my sphere). I do understand your feelings about the Fushigi - but it is a cheap and affordable learning tool if you want to master this art.

  • that fushigi a crystal ball that ita dosnt have nothin special

  • i dont get it

  • @Zune49 Don't get what ?

  • This is from that commerial Fushigi

  • @bestBudinHoustone No this is not ; fushigi is just a contact juggling brand ball, has nothing special inside, it will not levitate on its own...

    Please read the disclaimer on this video info...

  • I have just started with this and I have a few bruses allready, inclueding a black eye lol, but then again its only been 4 days, but I have learned a few tricks allready, it is hard but will be worth it when i have gotten better,

  • @gothinisity Good for you ! If you want check the tutorials made by brinechild on youtube...you'll find some really usefull tips and moves !!

  • @agentdo when I get better I want to see if I can encroupate dance with it, but first to get to grips with the ball.

    I am kinda upset though I dropped my ball and now its scratched.

  • ohhh trippy

  • does any1 remeber fuhigi lol

  • @finalchidori2 lol ! What was fushigi ? A japanese sushi ? ^^

  • @agentdo a ball similar 2 the 1 that guy is using but cheesier

  • @finalchidori2 Lol I'm the guy you're talking about !

  • thanks for the heads up, i almost ordered one.

  • @pierrechn22 If you're talking about Fushigi, there's nothing wrong with buying from them, as long as you order by phone. It's helpful for them to include a training video. It's just their method of advertisement that is retarded (You know, defining it as a 'magic gravity ball?' Yeah.).

  • @pcred562 yeah defining it as a magic ball!

  • @pcred562 I suggest you read asseenontvonsale {dot} com reviews to understand you SHOULDN'T order by phone !!!!

    Unless you posted this because you work for fushigi...

  • @agentdo If that even made sense I wouldn't be posting this. If I worked for Fushigi, would I be slandering it by labeling their method of advertising wrong? Obviously not. And by the way, I got a REAL contact juggling ball recently. Just to let you know. :D

  • Where should I start if I want to give this a try?

  • @allabtMando You can find a lot of useful infos on

    contact juggling dot org, the geatest contact juggling community ^^

  • that sucks now everytime you make a contact juggling video everyone is gonna think fushigi skill :O

  • u should try to make it float

  • Lawrens, do you mind if I use your disclaimer on video or two of mine? It sums up pretty much my thoughts about this whole situation.

  • @brinechild No problem Brine, I copied, pasted myself from Billy Belew and one other CJer ^^

  • @agentdo share and share alike. Merci.

  • @brinechild I would like to do the same, in fact. The public denouncement of Fushigi is a very very good thing. I have written about it elsewhere, but I have a fairly big show coming up with a lot of contact juggling in it, and you hit the nail on the head pretty well.

    Also, actually to Brinechild, I would like to say thank you so very much. Your tutorials from several years ago really helped me to break out into the contact juggling world, and you remain an inspiration to this day. Thank you.

  • @nikkiballerina I wouldn't say that. The people who buy Fushigi are just ignorant of what they are actually buying. It's the company that is wrong in this situation.