🤹 Enhance your Juggling Skills with US Games Juggling Ball 3 Pack Review

These balls are amazing. Their perfect ball shape and grippy texture make the balls easy to roll on your finger. You could say that their weight and size encourages a more delicate and calculated approach, but I still can't understand why that's a bad thing, because ultimately learning sensitivity means increasing speed and consistency. catch and throw. I can juggle it faster and easier than any other ball I've ever tried to juggle personally. I also see them better on my peripherals.

Disclaimer I have no idea about juggling at all. I have very poor coordination and cannot even walk in a straight line when speaking. However, these balls seem to be great for beginners. I only bought them for one of my courses. My professor requires that we have juggling balls and we send videos of us for evaluation. Haven't tried learning yet but will update this as I use them more often. They appear to be of good quality. They are a bit big if you have small hands. I would say they are a…

I wanted to learn to juggle during quarantine because I was looking for a skill to learn while taking a break from my desk. I decided on these after reading the reviews and also bought a couple of hack bags. I first trained with bags but found them difficult to manage because they are lighter and smaller. As soon as I switched to them I understood why they are such a weight and size, it makes practicing a lot easier. They're flexible yet strong, and they held up well when I kept dropping them…

I've started juggling in the last 8 weeks using Nils Duinker's YouTube videos. I started with Duncan's Juggling Balls - [Pack of 3] Multicolored Vinyl Covers Circus Balls with 4 Panel Design Plastic Balls. If you've never juggled before, call it Level 1 and start there. Once you learn to juggle three bean balls with relative ease, you may also notice chunks of white sand on the floor. Bean balls let you know they're done! That's what got me to the eggs, which I consider a level 2 beginner…

I'm brand new to juggling. I started with the tennis balls that were scattered around the house and wanted to get something to juggle. These balls are only slightly larger and heavier than tennis balls. It annoyed me at first, but once I get used to the balls, they are quite comfortable to juggle. They bounce and roll a bit when dropped, but not as much as tennis balls. These are the only juggling balls I have; I don't have a single beanbag ball. I think they might be easier for beginners…

Never in a million years would I have believed that I could learn to juggle. So when I found some juggling instructions on YouTube that really made sense and were slow enough for me to follow, I went to a couple of local shops to buy some practice balls. The reason for this is that balls that are about the right size and weight for juggling are not at the top of the list of essential items to stock in most stores. I found 3 balls of the same size but very light. I started practicing and found…

These are good juggling balls for the price (very cheap). They feel good, have a good grip and are a bit light, but have a good balance. These balls don't bounce much, but they do bounce back (hey, they're round). I would highly recommend them to adults who want to learn to juggle or who need bigger, more visible juggling balls to show their friends when they have some juggling skills. I deducted one star because these juggling balls are too big for beginners, women with small hands and…