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A Compilation of many of the new juggling moves I've been working on in the past few months, mostly variations on the Spiral theme with body rolling, mixed props, and balanceing concepts.

Music Composed Performed and Produced by Luminous Fractal.

to hear more music visit http://www.myspace.com/luminousfractal

All Media Copyright 2009.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Luminous
• Fractal
• Open
• Wide
• Contact
• Juggling
• Bodyrolling
• Spirals
• Balance
• stick
• Ball
• clubs
• Music
• fushigi

[mutantsong]

Coming back to this one again....so much great stuff. The music is awesome too. The force is strong with you...

[neBulas]

Thanks man, I injoy watching these again too from time to time to remind myself of what I'm forgeting to practise :) Cheers!

[pushpin804]

hey man, killer video, the contact/baton combination is incredible with some of those arm rolls. Is that a rhythm gymnastics ball you're using? I am looking for a bigger ball but all the ones I find are too bouncy, any advice?

[neBulas]

Thanks, the bigger red ball in this video is a 5 and 1/2 inch stage ball I got from Renagade juggling equ. just do a search and you'll find them.. personally I like these stageballs, they aren't bouncey and they have good grip, mine doesn't have perfect spin though wich I don't like.. I've never tried an RG ball but I think that they have perfect spin.. good luck!

[ipodicus]

That's Rad.



[MissGanjaLove]

Very inspiring man, thank you

[ISeeStars451]

Dude you're the best :) you're are my idol (0_0)

[jasondhenninger]

Beautiful and inspiring! I am deeply impressed by the balance and fluidity of your moves. Well done!!!

[Insignia]

Dude, you are incredible. I just stumbled upon your channel from alienjon and you make that look so effortless. I've been working on the spirals and they are almost there, but jesus dude. DEFINITELY need to step my CJ game up. Thanks for the inspiration man, I really needed it =]

[silverback7734]

extremely impressive manipulation. Objects in space...weeeee! It will be interesting to see how your art will evolve.