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Definitely. I've had a hard time convincing people to do the required repetitions. They end early and say that they can't juggle. The few people that have, successfully juggle in a relatively short amount of time. Their form isn't great and they can't keep it up for a long time, but they have a great start.

A couple other exercises/tips worth mentioning:

- Start with your non-dominant hand for 2 balls as well (alternate which hand you start with).

- Stand over a couch or bed to make it less costly to drop a ball.

- Stand in front of a wall to notice when you're moving forward.

- For the advanced: try two in one hand (much harder than 3). Will make 3 ball juggling easier.




> try two in one hand (much harder than 3). Will make 3 ball juggling easier.

What does this mean?


Not GP, but if I were to guess: Try juggling only two balls, but use only one hand. Here's a video for demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uMui692JHU




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