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Uploaded by on Nov 11, 2009

Juggling progress at Nov 11th, 10 days after the last video. Something "clicked" last night, and I really began to get the pattern going a bit. I'm getting there!

The most obvious things I can see in this video are (1) My left hand is weaker and throws erratically, (2) I don't yet know how to recover, so when it starts to go pear-shaped it stays that way until gravity has me for breakfast. Any other comments? Yes, I know my style is really artless, but give it time, I've been doing it 24 hours :)

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  • I'm improving every day - and that's even without any hay, though a few "hey!"s were involved at some point. The next video will reveal all, I suppose! You're right about the neurons. It's exactly like learning to drive. A set of conscious tasks, at first hard to manage simultaneously, one by one get adopted by the lizard brain and become effortless.

  • Comparison with the video of a week ago it looks like you've gone from about 20% juggling 80% dropping to about 45% juggling and 55% dropping.

    The trend is good assuming that you are endeavouring to train a group of neurones to produce juggling in the same way that a horse trains neurone to fire patterns for galloping or cantering.

    I'd say reward the man with some tasty hay and let's see how the %%%'s go next week. Maybe work on reducing the "whey"s and "Wheeya"s?

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