
Learn to juggle for coordination and fitness.
π Anywhereπ Repeatableπ€ All ages
learningfitnessself-improvement
Juggling improves hand-eye coordination, reaction time, and brain function while providing a unique form of exercise. Start with one ball, mastering the arc and catch before adding more. Practice sessions can be meditative, and once learned, it's a portable skill you can show off anywhere.
Difficulty
30/100Medium
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Cost
$0 β $20
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Time
week
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People
1+
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Setting
either
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Season
any
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Equipment
juggling balls
People who tried this
βAfter several sessions of chasing my juggling balls around the perimeter of my apartment bedroom and beating myself up for not being an instant juggling pro, things finally improved. Having my professor observe my progress via gallery view and unstable internet remains daunting, don't get me wrong. But when I finally allowed myself to take a cleansing breath one day and not micromanage the situation, I completed my first two juggling rotations with three balls. No issues, no stress - I intuitively knew what to do. My jaw dropped. How could I, the least coordinated human I know, suddenly learn how to juggle three items? And have fun doing it?β
βI can βsort ofβ juggle, but this lasts for all of about 10 tosses. I know in theory what I should do. Getting my body to do what my mind knows it should do is a bit more of a challenge. I have a good start, and then I manage to start tossing balls out to the side rather than up. I have been practicing in front of a futon and wall so that I am not chasing balls across the room, and I have become quite adept at using pillows to prevent the balls from falling between the futon.β
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