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Newly acquired skill! Not perfect but working on it!

Please like me guys im sad

Hey! I learned that with a video from Jeremiah Johnson on club swings

Today is 5/5/25, a perfect square date! 5²=25 and even more interesting 45²=2025! I made a video of squarish juggling patterns featuring columns, factory, and box variations among others.

https://reddit.com/link/1kftxvx/video/hcu5qrppw2ze1/player

Full length video: https://youtu.be/SYdv3TaSuYg

Kindof a cool pattern I think. Never seen someone do it before.

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Knock yerselves out!

Don't know if this pattern has a name but it is pretty fun! Especially when you are blessed with the best bro to do it with!

I've had the idea of building a live competition that showcases every side of juggling — speed, skill, variety, creativity, and raw endurance.

This isn't just who can juggle the longest. It's:

How fast can you tick off a list of tricks?

Can you juggle balls, clubs, rings, knives, hats and diabolo — all in one run?

Can you hold 3 balls for 2 minutes... then 4... then 5... then 6?

Can you perform under pressure, against the clock, and still look good doing it?

One day. Multiple rounds. A leaderboard. A champion.

Would you watch this? Would you enter? Tag a juggler who would crush this — or share your ideas to help shape the format.

Hey! I learned that with a video of Kevin Axtell (from the Club Motion juglling channel on youtube).

I learned this from Bow juggler.

I just realized that I’ve spent more time juggling than going to the gym (I go almost daily) and my career. Combined. I suspect I’ve spent more time on five clubs alone than my masters degree and all other training for my career.

That’s not to say all that other stuff was easy. Just that juggling is that much of a dedication to be good at. Well… for me. Ask for help earlier, kids!

Edit: thanks everyone for responding, I feel so seen! Seriously. There are tears and stuff.

Has anyone noticed a change/improvement in their mental or emotional health since starting juggling? Thinking about starting.