I am an accomplished unicyclist (34 years) but a beginner at juggling clubs
(34 days).
How good should I get at juggling three clubs before I attempt to juggle while
unicycling?
RE: unicycling and juggling question
> How good should I get at juggling three clubs before I attempt to juggle while
> unicycling?
Steps:
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All black eyes from the initial learning of the clubs should be healed.
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Juggle the clubs while walking.
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Make turns and move around while walking.
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Do it while riding forward.
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Learn to turn.
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Juggle in a bunch of parades (find out how the crowd reacts more when
you pick one up from the ground without a dismount, than they do when
you juggle). -
With lots more practice, jugggle while rocking.
Have fun, John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone (reply to jfoss@unicycling.com)
http://www.unicycling.com
“I’m okay, I crash like that a lot.”
- Dan Heaton
Re: unicycling and juggling question
In a message dated 11/5/99 12:52:44 PM, KevinLSeaman@home.com writes:
>I am an accomplished unicyclist (34 years) but a beginner at juggling clubs
>(34 days).
>
>How good should I get at juggling three clubs before I attempt to juggle while
>unicycling?
No time like the present! You might find that trying to juggle while on the uni
speeds up the juggling learning curve.
peace - AURE: unicycling and juggling question
Second version of answer:
> > How good should I get at juggling three clubs before I attempt to juggle
> > while unicycling?
I think about 7.
In other words, think about the question you’re asking… 
John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone (reply to jfoss@unicycling.com)
http://www.unicycling.com
“I’m okay, I crash like that a lot.”
- Dan Heaton
Re: unicycling and juggling question
Sorry, I cant really answer your problem as i have a question of my own
I can juggle, but how good should I be at unicycling before i attempt
unicycling while juggling.
I guess the answer is when you discover you >can< do it.
Trev
Trevor Pearce-Jones
Trevpj@globalnet.co.uk Devizes. Wiltshire. England.
----- Original Message ----- From: Kevin L. Seaman <KevinLSeaman@home.com> To:
Unicycle List <unicycling@winternet.com> Sent: 05 November 1999 17:52 Subject:
unicycling and juggling question
> I am an accomplished unicyclist (34 years) but a beginner at juggling clubs
> (34 days).
>
> How good should I get at juggling three clubs before I attempt to juggle while
> unicycling?
Re: unicycling and juggling question
In article <0.dc224b17.25547f75@aol.com>, Cre9ive@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 11/5/99 12:52:44 PM, KevinLSeaman@home.com writes:
>
> >I am an accomplished unicyclist (34 years) but a beginner at juggling clubs
> >(34 days).
> >
> >How good should I get at juggling three clubs before I attempt to juggle
> >while unicycling?
>
> No time like the present! You might find that trying to juggle while on the
> uni speeds up the juggling learning curve.
It’s not as if I’m any kind of expert, but it depends how comfortable the
juggling part is. If juggling part is at a “barely hanging on” stage, you
probably won’t do much more than satisfy your curiosity concerning whether
unicycling makes juggling more difficult.
As far as the juggling is concerned, it should be at the point that you don’t
have to maintain complete and total attention over it in order to keep it going,
but if you can unicycle in your sleep, then maybe it doesn’t matter.
Personally, I’m at the “wave my arms and twist my butt to keep my balance while
idling” stage of unicycling. I can juggle while unicycling forwards in a
straight line, but I’m really more interested in idling in place and juggling.
>
> peace - AU
>
Ken
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RE: unicycling and juggling question
In article <631B3F1D150FD3118E4D00A0C9EC1BDA0E3571@SERVER>, John Foss
<john_foss@asinet.com> wrote:
> > How good should I get at juggling three clubs before I attempt to juggle
> > while unicycling?
>
> Steps:
>
> 1. All black eyes from the initial learning of the clubs should be
healed.
>
> 2. Juggle the clubs while walking.
>
> 3. Make turns and move around while walking.
>
> 4. Do it while riding forward.
>
> 5. Learn to turn.
>
> 6. Juggle in a bunch of parades (find out how the crowd reacts more
when you
> pick one up from the ground without a dismount, than they do when you juggle).
Isn’t that a far more difficult trick than juggling?
Actually, the audience realizes that it’s the perfect opportunity to show their
admiration- in the break between the action. The same thing often happens in
practically any performance. Of course, as a juggler, it’s not the greatest
feeling to be picking up a dropped club while the audience is applauding.
>
> 7. With lots more practice, jugggle while rocking.
>
> Have fun, John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone (reply to jfoss@unicycling.com)
> http://www.unicycling.com
>
> “I’m okay, I crash like that a lot.”
> - Dan Heaton
>
Ken
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