Blissed Out On Juggling

I have enjoyed juggling around 25 years now, and one of the first questions people always ask me is, “How many balls can you juggle?” For me the answer is five, and getting to a stable five-ball cascade has been a long process. I’d still like to learn some decent tricks with five, but a lot of hard work will be involved that I don’t have the time for right now.

But I love three-ball work more than “numbers juggling” anyway. With three balls, such an expressive range of movements is available, and I usually juggle to music, so to me it feels like a form of dance more than anything else.

I just ran across this video by Chris Bliss, who clearly realizes the potential of three-ball juggling as a form of whole-body dance.

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3 Responses to “Blissed Out On Juggling”

  1. unremembered Says:

    This was mind blowing! Excellent!!! Juggling has such a majikal flow. It absolutely enthralls the spirit and mind. Thanks!!

  2. Harvey Snyder Says:

    My Grandson loves your juggling, specially to Beattles Music.

    He watches your videos over and over and over.

    He imitates your moves and sings along to the music.

    Aidan is only 3 years old, but YOU are his favorite person.

    Would you please send him an autographed picture?

    Aidan Kaye
    % Harvey Snyder
    125 Susan Drive
    Elkins Park. PA 19027

  3. Ironwolf Says:

    Hello,

    Sorry if I gave the wrong impression, but I am not Chris. You can contact him through his page here:

    http://www.chrisbliss.com/contact.html

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