Learn how to juggle (FR)
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Learn to juggle:
Juggling : French version of Dave Finnigan's book "The complete juggler".
570 pages to learn hundreds of juggling tricks with many different accessories.
Book on juggling - video presentation:
Description:
Learn to juggle with scarves:
The scarves are made to allow you to make slow, detailed movements and thus build your style easily and sustainably.Learn to juggle with balls:
From the simple cascade with 3 balls to multiplexes with 7 balls, this is, along with clubs, the most complete part of this book.Learn to juggle with rings:
Rings are like balls, but they go higher and you have to pass your hands inside to catch them... It gets complicated, but the explanations are there: from 1 to 5 rings and the basic notions 6 and 7. This section is short but it gets to the point!Learn to juggle with clubs:
Juggling with one, two then three clubs is a good start but the book pushes you up to 5 clubs going through a large number of figures with 3 clubs for beginners and experienced players, there is something for everyone. .Learn passing:
From two to seven jugglers, numerous passing patterns are explained. Enough to keep you busy for quite a few hours...Learn to juggle boxes:
Around twenty pages to discover this difficult and precision-demanding discipline!Learn the Devil's Staff:
Mastering the devil's stick requires a subtle touch... Beginners make large movements, initiates work on more concise figures.Learn the diabolo:
Simple beach game or full-fledged juggling discipline? We'll talk about it again when you have discovered the basics of the diabolo through this section... For a more complete course on the Diabolo, opt instead for the book: The Diabolo from A to Z.Hats, Plates, Balloons, Spinning Tops:
Discover other juggling disciplines and techniques in this same book.For teachers:
An important section at the end of the book is dedicated to teachers with lesson ideas, learning and observation methods. How to correct and help students progress, etc.Facilitators and organizers of juggling meetings:
A section that is a bit dated now but still contains some interesting information.Juggling games:
Many juggling games explained at the end of the book
Good morning,
Does this book have pages about siteswaps? Thanks in advance.
Unless I'm mistaken, this book was first published in 1987. So this book doesn't contain any information about Siteswaps. From memory, it doesn't even mention them. Siteswap at that time, like other mathematical notations for writing juggling, were just getting started and were not at all democratized. Siteswap notation only began to become known in the early 90s, thanks in particular to rec.juggling, which had been active since August 1990 on Usenet2. The internet helped to make these notations known, which were first adopted by geeky jugglers before gradually being adopted by certain jugglers and artists. But I am not a historian specializing in the subject; the Wikipedia article on Siteswaps is well done and will introduce you to writing and especially to its history. The book The Encyclopedia of Ball Juggling contains quite a bit of information on Siteswap and other interesting notations. It's not a specialized book on the subject, and it's only available in English. Otherwise, I invite you to consult the site Siteswap.org which contains some interesting links on the subject.
Does it talk about juggling cups?
Juggling cups is a relatively uncommon discipline. This book covers a lot of different topics but doesn't have a section dedicated to cups. I recommend checking out cup videos online. There's quite a bit of video content, but to my knowledge,
This book is essential! Very well explained, a pleasure to learn.
It seems a bit expensive but the investment is quickly profitable!
Don't hesitate!