Practice Portland

Nothing at all special here, just a small blip to affirm that there really is no time off in the game of juggling. My 2 week break started on the 15th of May (2011) as of this video May 21 I have practiced a total of 5 days. I can get away with this after 35 years of juggling, but you up-and-comers shouldn't. Time off of practice can set you back! As a general rule, figure one week of practice would mean two weeks of training to be "quality" show ready. Sure you could get away with "crap show ready," and many juggler do 365 days a year, but you don't see them around too much.... do ya?

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[dirkverelst]

Thanks for the vid, although there's a little too much image fading going on to see all the good things. I've been juggling from and to my work place for 4 years now, juggling in the train (near the doors), so can really appreciate the suggestion to juggle when travelling. In the train, the ceiling is 5 beanbags above my head. Five is easy, I'm sure it's possible to do six, I can do 3 in one already. cheers!

[ator1a1m]

@dirkverelst Yeah, I agree. As I said NOTHING SPECIL AT ALL. Just giving you ideas of what to train or how to train on the road. Actually when I came back to Orlando, it was as if I never took any time off. And I only trained three days out of 7 for 30 minute sessions. A little goes a long way.

[saswel]

@TannerA999 They wouldn't even notice that he was there...Anthony doesn't drop! :-)

[TannerA999]

The neighbors staying below must hate you.

[devkrawczyk]

how long did it take you to be balencing that pin on your forhead perfect , and what age did you start out juggling

[Godrick87]

I'm working in Kansas city I've been juggling in my hotel and they say 10 min per day is really good. What is your max you can put In a fountain? I'm only at 4 balls but it only took me 2 days of practice to keep it going for about 4-5 min max I'm working on 5

[kozk]

I always practice juggling under a low ceiling at my house when I'm not at the training space. But this video has inspired me to do more and better!

[peterbone]

Nice video but the fading effect hurt my eyes.

[KARLOSTAR100]

nice and please upload more juggling videos quickly

[askowalc]

The only problem is you start to get knee problems at a certain point, but I suppose 30 minutes would not be too bad.

[vitomel]

Amazing!!

[saltzjoe10]

Very nice, Anthony.