Pancake variations and kickups.

A response to some things I read recently on the internet. One person asked about "helicopter pancakes" so here is a quick how to on pancake variations. Also, as I dropped, I decided to respond to Michael Karas's blog post where he outlines unnecessary modifications to juggling rings so he doesn't have to bend down to pick up.

Does anyone else take a ball, ring and club with them whenever they go shopping for new shoes?

Category:

Education

Tags:

• juggling
• luke
• burrage
• rings
• pancakes

[AdyPole]

someones been watching too much ady ;-)

[ieuan111]

I was thinking a similar thing too. I consider z to be "away" from the surface, e.g. away from the paper, out of the blackboard or in this case towards the camera and out of the screen! :)

[EmmanBP]

Those pancakes are so high, you do 1 more full spin then I do.

I liked the funky pancakes.

[manuel886202]

Thanks for this video man!!

[jernqvist]

Odd use of axis there. Normally z is up.

[MichaelAKaras]

cool, look, but I think I need to buy some new shoes.

[dedwarmo]

Cool. I had never seen the rotations about the Y or Z axis before. I had never seen ring back crosses either.

[salomon888]

Thank you very much for this tutorial! I own some rings but have no easily accessible indoor space to practice. :(

[gthourne]

Very nice. Thanks.

-Miika

[Leeroy49]

the strange ones are great .... i love your 5r pancakes :)

[rhalfik]

"I dropped on purpose..." Yeah, everybody says that.