Keeping an upright posture, with a slightly bent plant leg, arms at the sides or out to the sides, will help maintain balance and keep the ball in play. Graduate to other body surfaces. Advanced players can juggle on their shoulders, move the ball from chest to thighs to feet, then back up the body. Children need practice to get beyond one or two juggles, but with patience and practice, they can juggle indefinitely. Try keeping a progress chart with dates.
Players can use any number of juggles, or body parts, before passing the ball to other players.
Understand the value of juggling. It can also be used to encourage independence, since it's one of the few skills players can do on their own. Inc. How things get done. Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy .