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title: DSJUGGLING 80mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Balls for Beginners & Single Ball Tricks - 3.14" Transparent
text: From the brand Dawson Juggling - To Provide You with better Juggling Products． Our story How we got our start To make a good product is to inject the heart into it, to think and act like a user. What makes our product unique In order to make a good product, we need to understand that a product can be used and consumed by a user to meet their needs. From this we know that the core of the product is the user. the needs are met not by a single user, but by a type of user. Therefore, a good product must start from the user. Why we love what we do To make a good product, the first thing is to use your own product anytime and anywhere, go to the front line of the market to interview users, pay attention to user feedback, always grasp the user experience, and understand user needs. This is also the original intention of creating this 3in1 ball. Product Description About DSJUGGLING Faith, the founder of DAWSON JUGGLING, has been this juggling field since 2005. when Faith was videoing with a good friend in USA, his friend found a plastic ball at Faith's home, and he asked Faith to source this product for him - Faith realized it was Contact Juggling ball later. Since then, Faith has been working in this industry until now. In the process of developing new products, learning about juggling equipment and improving the quality of the products, Faith has been working to provide customers with better quality and cost effective products. DSJUGGLING brand was created in 2014 to start a retail sales path together with Amazon, DSJUGGLING have always kept the same service policy as Amazon - good buyer's experience is our top priority, and keep the original intention into the future. Choose your Acrylic Contact Juggling balls from DSJUGGLING! Clear acrylic contact juggling ball What does Contact Juggling means? Contact juggling is a style of juggling which uses balance and precision to move the objects being juggled, in contrast to "toss" juggling in which a juggler throws the objects into the air and catches them rapidly. A good example of this is Jareth the Goblin King's manipulation of glass orbs in the movie Labyrinth. Glitter UV acrylic contact juggling ball Why should you learn contact juggling? Contact juggling is an extremely rewarding activity, maybe you’ve already practiced contact juggling at some point in your life. If you’ve ever tried to bounce an apple off your biceps, or balance a soccer ball on your back, you’ve already performed this unique art. Glow in Dark acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose Contact Juggling Balls? There are two different types of contact balls. The first kind is a stage ball, which is a squishy, light ball. The second kind is an acrylic ball, which are the clear balls that you see more often. Acrylic balls look way cooler, but are a bit heavier. I recommend practicing with a squishy ball for awhile, as they are much bouncier and won’t scuff when dropped. Acrylic balls will scuff if dropped enough times. Fushigi Clear acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose the suitable juggling ball size for beginner? The ideal choice to buy can vary person to person. The size and the weight of contact juggling balls are the main variables that will determine the best fit for you. The classic ball is 75 mm, the most popular size of contact juggling ball. It has some heft to it, and is very sturdy. Read more 32mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 38mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 45mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 50mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 60mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set Size 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 60mm Packing 3-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 75mm (Appx. 3 inch) Aqua Blue Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Ruby Red Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Glowing In the Dark Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Clear UV Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Color Transparent Aqua Blue Ruby Red Glow in the Dark Clear UV How to Start your Contact Juggling? Contact Juggling is a style of single & multiple ball manipulation also called Dynamic Manipulation & Sphere play, be able to roll, spin, toss and pass the ball back and forth, looping and bobbing it over the fingertips, palms, the tops of the hands, arms and other part of body in a graceful dance. Read more 1. The Cradle Hold your favored hand out, palm down with fingers extended and touching. Dip the straightened middle finger down slightly to make a cradle for the ball. Place and leave the ball on top of the fingers near the second knuckles of the first, middle and ring fingers. Keep it there for several minutes at a time to get used to it. Move your hand around, up and down as the ball is cradled on top of it, adjusting for inertia. Find the cradle on the tops of both your hands and become very accustomed to the ball being there. This is intrinsic to DSJUGGLING contact juggling. 2. Palm to Cradle Over the Edge (transfer) Hold the ball in your open palm, set on the upper, meaty part between the third and second knuckles. Now, keeping the fingers together and straight (but not tense), give the ball a very slight lift up and pivot your open hand inwards, still underneath the ball so that it rolls over the outer edge of your index finger and lands in the cradle position on the top of your hand. Hold it a few moments. Now rotate it back to your palm with the opposite pivoting motion, dropping the plane of your hand back down if you need to. Practice until the ball moves as little as possible while your hand moves under it. Eventually there will be "sweet spots" where you instinctively feel it and perform the move effortlessly. 3. Palm to Cradle Over the Tips (transfer) Set the ball in the open palm as in step 2, the ball will roll over the fingertips. Hold the ball in your open palm with the fingers together and gesturing towards ten o'clock (left) or two o'clock (right), depending on which hand you're starting with (it should look like you’re about to shrug with one arm). Then, using your elbow for a counterbalance (get your upper arm working, too), steadily swing your open palm in towards you with a windshield-wiper, arching kind of motion and let the ball roll over the tips of the fingers (just between the first and middle fingers) and on to the cradle position (top of the hand). Once the ball comes to rest on the cradle, pivot/swing your arm in the same arc back to the starting position and allow the ball to pass back over the fingertips to the palm. The ball should ultimately go over without the fingers being spread too far apart, you can also try learning this transfer with the ball first cradled in front of you and arc it out to the palm. 4.The Butterfly This is the previous palm-to-cradle-fingertips transfer done back and forth rhythmically so that the ball travels in a fluid figure-eight or windshield wiper motion as it glides to-and-fro. The only difference is that your elbow should be free to move around a lot more to support a fluid motion. To get a well-rounded figure-eight, lift the ball in a small, inward curve from your palm as the ball passes over it back to the cradle. Start off slowly and deliberately so you can get used to the move and watch it. The butterfly looks its best, though, when done snug and sleek. Once you've really got it, try reversing the direction of the figure-eight. On the outward motion of the butterfly (when the ball rolls on to the palm) be sure not to cup or grasp the ball before you roll it back over to the cradle. Even when in the palm, the ball should be visible. Mastery of the butterfly leads to more flashy, intermediate moves such as the top to top butterfly pass. Read more How to choosing the correct size contact juggling ball? When choosing the correct size contact juggling ball, you have to consider what you will be doing with the ball. Larger balls are good for when you are manipulating one ball at a time. Clear and colored acrylic balls made in small sizes (32mm, 38m, 45mm, 55mm, 60mm, 65mm, 70mm) are mostly used for multi-ball contact juggling or by people with small hands. Clear and colored acrylic balls in larger sizes (75/76mm, 80mm, 90mm, 95mm, 100mm, 105mm, 110mm, 120mm) are for single- hand manipulation. The size will be chosen based on the number of balls being manipulated also, but in general, the more balls, the smaller the size. DSJUGGLING store has contact juggling balls with variety of sizes that are good quality. You will also get the good after-sales support and service. Suitable sizes of Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball for Beginners 70mm 75mm 80mm 90mm 100mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set for Manage Triangle of 3 or Pyramid of 4 Multiple Balls Contact Juggling Practice 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 55mm Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Size for isolations and Body Rolls 95mm 100mm 105mm 110mm 120mm 

title: DSJUGGLING Glow in The Dark Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3inch) Glowing Green Color
text: Product Description About DSJUGGLING Faith, the founder of DAWSON JUGGLING, has been this juggling field since 2005. when Faith was videoing with a good friend in USA, his friend found a plastic ball at Faith's home, and he asked Faith to source this product for him - Faith realized it was Contact Juggling ball later. Since then, Faith has been working in this industry until now. In the process of developing new products, learning about juggling equipment and improving the quality of the products, Faith has been working to provide customers with better quality and cost effective products. DSJUGGLING brand was created in 2014 to start a retail sales path together with Amazon, DSJUGGLING have always kept the same service policy as Amazon - good buyer's experience is our top priority, and keep the original intention into the future. Choose your Acrylic Contact Juggling balls from DSJUGGLING! Clear acrylic contact juggling ball What does Contact Juggling means? Contact juggling is a style of juggling which uses balance and precision to move the objects being juggled, in contrast to "toss" juggling in which a juggler throws the objects into the air and catches them rapidly. A good example of this is Jareth the Goblin King's manipulation of glass orbs in the movie Labyrinth. Glitter UV acrylic contact juggling ball Why should you learn contact juggling? Contact juggling is an extremely rewarding activity, maybe you’ve already practiced contact juggling at some point in your life. If you’ve ever tried to bounce an apple off your biceps, or balance a soccer ball on your back, you’ve already performed this unique art. Glow in Dark acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose Contact Juggling Balls? There are two different types of contact balls. The first kind is a stage ball, which is a squishy, light ball. The second kind is an acrylic ball, which are the clear balls that you see more often. Acrylic balls look way cooler, but are a bit heavier. I recommend practicing with a squishy ball for awhile, as they are much bouncier and won’t scuff when dropped. Acrylic balls will scuff if dropped enough times. Fushigi Clear acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose the suitable juggling ball size for beginner? The ideal choice to buy can vary person to person. The size and the weight of contact juggling balls are the main variables that will determine the best fit for you. The classic ball is 75 mm, the most popular size of contact juggling ball. It has some heft to it, and is very sturdy. Read more 32mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 38mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 45mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 50mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 60mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set Size 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 60mm Packing 3-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 75mm (Appx. 3 inch) Aqua Blue Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Ruby Red Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Glowing In the Dark Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Clear UV Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Color Transparent Aqua Blue Ruby Red Glow in the Dark Clear UV How to Start your Contact Juggling? Contact Juggling is a style of single & multiple ball manipulation also called Dynamic Manipulation & Sphere play, be able to roll, spin, toss and pass the ball back and forth, looping and bobbing it over the fingertips, palms, the tops of the hands, arms and other part of body in a graceful dance. Read more 1. The Cradle Hold your favored hand out, palm down with fingers extended and touching. Dip the straightened middle finger down slightly to make a cradle for the ball. Place and leave the ball on top of the fingers near the second knuckles of the first, middle and ring fingers. Keep it there for several minutes at a time to get used to it. Move your hand around, up and down as the ball is cradled on top of it, adjusting for inertia. Find the cradle on the tops of both your hands and become very accustomed to the ball being there. This is intrinsic to DSJUGGLING contact juggling. 2. Palm to Cradle Over the Edge (transfer) Hold the ball in your open palm, set on the upper, meaty part between the third and second knuckles. Now, keeping the fingers together and straight (but not tense), give the ball a very slight lift up and pivot your open hand inwards, still underneath the ball so that it rolls over the outer edge of your index finger and lands in the cradle position on the top of your hand. Hold it a few moments. Now rotate it back to your palm with the opposite pivoting motion, dropping the plane of your hand back down if you need to. Practice until the ball moves as little as possible while your hand moves under it. Eventually there will be "sweet spots" where you instinctively feel it and perform the move effortlessly. 3. Palm to Cradle Over the Tips (transfer) Set the ball in the open palm as in step 2, the ball will roll over the fingertips. Hold the ball in your open palm with the fingers together and gesturing towards ten o'clock (left) or two o'clock (right), depending on which hand you're starting with (it should look like you’re about to shrug with one arm). Then, using your elbow for a counterbalance (get your upper arm working, too), steadily swing your open palm in towards you with a windshield-wiper, arching kind of motion and let the ball roll over the tips of the fingers (just between the first and middle fingers) and on to the cradle position (top of the hand). Once the ball comes to rest on the cradle, pivot/swing your arm in the same arc back to the starting position and allow the ball to pass back over the fingertips to the palm. The ball should ultimately go over without the fingers being spread too far apart, you can also try learning this transfer with the ball first cradled in front of you and arc it out to the palm. 4.The Butterfly This is the previous palm-to-cradle-fingertips transfer done back and forth rhythmically so that the ball travels in a fluid figure-eight or windshield wiper motion as it glides to-and-fro. The only difference is that your elbow should be free to move around a lot more to support a fluid motion. To get a well-rounded figure-eight, lift the ball in a small, inward curve from your palm as the ball passes over it back to the cradle. Start off slowly and deliberately so you can get used to the move and watch it. The butterfly looks its best, though, when done snug and sleek. Once you've really got it, try reversing the direction of the figure-eight. On the outward motion of the butterfly (when the ball rolls on to the palm) be sure not to cup or grasp the ball before you roll it back over to the cradle. Even when in the palm, the ball should be visible. Mastery of the butterfly leads to more flashy, intermediate moves such as the top to top butterfly pass. Read more How to choosing the correct size contact juggling ball? When choosing the correct size contact juggling ball, you have to consider what you will be doing with the ball. Larger balls are good for when you are manipulating one ball at a time. Clear and colored acrylic balls made in small sizes (32mm, 38m, 45mm, 55mm, 60mm, 65mm, 70mm) are mostly used for multi-ball contact juggling or by people with small hands. Clear and colored acrylic balls in larger sizes (75/76mm, 80mm, 90mm, 95mm, 100mm, 105mm, 110mm, 120mm) are for single- hand manipulation. The size will be chosen based on the number of balls being manipulated also, but in general, the more balls, the smaller the size. DSJUGGLING store has contact juggling balls with variety of sizes that are good quality. You will also get the good after-sales support and service. Suitable sizes of Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball for Beginners 70mm 75mm 80mm 90mm 100mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set for Manage Triangle of 3 or Pyramid of 4 Multiple Balls Contact Juggling Practice 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 55mm Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Size for isolations and Body Rolls 95mm 100mm 105mm 110mm 120mm 

title: DSJUGGLING Aqua Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (3 Inches) -Blue
text: Product Description About DSJUGGLING Faith, the founder of DAWSON JUGGLING, has been this juggling field since 2005. when Faith was videoing with a good friend in USA, his friend found a plastic ball at Faith's home, and he asked Faith to source this product for him - Faith realized it was Contact Juggling ball later. Since then, Faith has been working in this industry until now. In the process of developing new products, learning about juggling equipment and improving the quality of the products, Faith has been working to provide customers with better quality and cost effective products. DSJUGGLING brand was created in 2014 to start a retail sales path together with Amazon, DSJUGGLING have always kept the same service policy as Amazon - good buyer's experience is our top priority, and keep the original intention into the future. Choose your Acrylic Contact Juggling balls from DSJUGGLING! Clear acrylic contact juggling ball What does Contact Juggling means? Contact juggling is a style of juggling which uses balance and precision to move the objects being juggled, in contrast to "toss" juggling in which a juggler throws the objects into the air and catches them rapidly. A good example of this is Jareth the Goblin King's manipulation of glass orbs in the movie Labyrinth. Glitter UV acrylic contact juggling ball Why should you learn contact juggling? Contact juggling is an extremely rewarding activity, maybe you’ve already practiced contact juggling at some point in your life. If you’ve ever tried to bounce an apple off your biceps, or balance a soccer ball on your back, you’ve already performed this unique art. Glow in Dark acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose Contact Juggling Balls? There are two different types of contact balls. The first kind is a stage ball, which is a squishy, light ball. The second kind is an acrylic ball, which are the clear balls that you see more often. Acrylic balls look way cooler, but are a bit heavier. I recommend practicing with a squishy ball for awhile, as they are much bouncier and won’t scuff when dropped. Acrylic balls will scuff if dropped enough times. Fushigi Clear acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose the suitable juggling ball size for beginner? The ideal choice to buy can vary person to person. The size and the weight of contact juggling balls are the main variables that will determine the best fit for you. The classic ball is 75 mm, the most popular size of contact juggling ball. It has some heft to it, and is very sturdy. Read more 32mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 38mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 45mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 50mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 60mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set Size 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 60mm Packing 3-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 75mm (Appx. 3 inch) Aqua Blue Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Ruby Red Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Glowing In the Dark Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Clear UV Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Color Transparent Aqua Blue Ruby Red Glow in the Dark Clear UV How to Start your Contact Juggling? Contact Juggling is a style of single & multiple ball manipulation also called Dynamic Manipulation & Sphere play, be able to roll, spin, toss and pass the ball back and forth, looping and bobbing it over the fingertips, palms, the tops of the hands, arms and other part of body in a graceful dance. Read more 1. The Cradle Hold your favored hand out, palm down with fingers extended and touching. Dip the straightened middle finger down slightly to make a cradle for the ball. Place and leave the ball on top of the fingers near the second knuckles of the first, middle and ring fingers. Keep it there for several minutes at a time to get used to it. Move your hand around, up and down as the ball is cradled on top of it, adjusting for inertia. Find the cradle on the tops of both your hands and become very accustomed to the ball being there. This is intrinsic to DSJUGGLING contact juggling. 2. Palm to Cradle Over the Edge (transfer) Hold the ball in your open palm, set on the upper, meaty part between the third and second knuckles. Now, keeping the fingers together and straight (but not tense), give the ball a very slight lift up and pivot your open hand inwards, still underneath the ball so that it rolls over the outer edge of your index finger and lands in the cradle position on the top of your hand. Hold it a few moments. Now rotate it back to your palm with the opposite pivoting motion, dropping the plane of your hand back down if you need to. Practice until the ball moves as little as possible while your hand moves under it. Eventually there will be "sweet spots" where you instinctively feel it and perform the move effortlessly. 3. Palm to Cradle Over the Tips (transfer) Set the ball in the open palm as in step 2, the ball will roll over the fingertips. Hold the ball in your open palm with the fingers together and gesturing towards ten o'clock (left) or two o'clock (right), depending on which hand you're starting with (it should look like you’re about to shrug with one arm). Then, using your elbow for a counterbalance (get your upper arm working, too), steadily swing your open palm in towards you with a windshield-wiper, arching kind of motion and let the ball roll over the tips of the fingers (just between the first and middle fingers) and on to the cradle position (top of the hand). Once the ball comes to rest on the cradle, pivot/swing your arm in the same arc back to the starting position and allow the ball to pass back over the fingertips to the palm. The ball should ultimately go over without the fingers being spread too far apart, you can also try learning this transfer with the ball first cradled in front of you and arc it out to the palm. 4.The Butterfly This is the previous palm-to-cradle-fingertips transfer done back and forth rhythmically so that the ball travels in a fluid figure-eight or windshield wiper motion as it glides to-and-fro. The only difference is that your elbow should be free to move around a lot more to support a fluid motion. To get a well-rounded figure-eight, lift the ball in a small, inward curve from your palm as the ball passes over it back to the cradle. Start off slowly and deliberately so you can get used to the move and watch it. The butterfly looks its best, though, when done snug and sleek. Once you've really got it, try reversing the direction of the figure-eight. On the outward motion of the butterfly (when the ball rolls on to the palm) be sure not to cup or grasp the ball before you roll it back over to the cradle. Even when in the palm, the ball should be visible. Mastery of the butterfly leads to more flashy, intermediate moves such as the top to top butterfly pass. Read more How to choosing the correct size contact juggling ball? When choosing the correct size contact juggling ball, you have to consider what you will be doing with the ball. Larger balls are good for when you are manipulating one ball at a time. Clear and colored acrylic balls made in small sizes (32mm, 38m, 45mm, 55mm, 60mm, 65mm, 70mm) are mostly used for multi-ball contact juggling or by people with small hands. Clear and colored acrylic balls in larger sizes (75/76mm, 80mm, 90mm, 95mm, 100mm, 105mm, 110mm, 120mm) are for single- hand manipulation. The size will be chosen based on the number of balls being manipulated also, but in general, the more balls, the smaller the size. DSJUGGLING store has contact juggling balls with variety of sizes that are good quality. You will also get the good after-sales support and service. Suitable sizes of Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball for Beginners 70mm 75mm 80mm 90mm 100mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set for Manage Triangle of 3 or Pyramid of 4 Multiple Balls Contact Juggling Practice 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 55mm Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Size for isolations and Body Rolls 95mm 100mm 105mm 110mm 120mm 

title: WeizhaonanCos Unisex Acrylic Resin Transparent Stars Balls Glass Ball Anime Cosplay Props Kids Play Toy Gift Set 7pcs 43mm/1.7 in in Diameter
text: Product Description Size: 43MM / 1.7 IN in Diameter Perfect for 7 Stars Balls Fans Color: Orange with Red Star, Contains 7 Stars Balls Collectible gift, Great gifts for your children Package includes 7pcs Crystal Glass Balls with a gift box Product Description Size: 43MM / 1.7 IN in Diameter Perfect for 7 Stars Balls Fans Color: Orange with Red Star, Contains 7 Stars Balls Collectible gift, Great gifts for your children Package includes 7pcs Crystal Glass Balls with a gift box

title: Waboba Moon Ball (Colors May Vary)
text: Product Description A small step for Waboba, a giant bounce for mankind. The moon's crazy, gravity-defying features will turn a routine game into an out of this world free-for-all on a playground, skate park, gym court or basement! It's extremely addictive to bounce. Don't say we didn't warn you. Waboba designs and creates toys and balls for the water, land and air that turn any place into a playground. Waboba is an endless adventure that makes being active just a side effect of keeping life fun! Colors will vary. Recommended for ages 5 years and up. Size: 2.48'' Product Description A small step for Waboba, a giant bounce for mankind. The moon's crazy, gravity-defying features will turn a routine game into an out of this world free-for-all on a playground, skate park, gym court or basement! It's extremely addictive to bounce. Don't say we didn't warn you. Waboba designs and creates toys and balls for the water, land and air that turn any place into a playground. Waboba is an endless adventure that makes being active just a side effect of keeping life fun! Colors will vary. Recommended for ages 5 years and up. Size: 2.48''From the manufacturer A small step for Waboba, a giant bounce for mankind. The Moon's crazy, gravity-defying bounce is out of this world. It’s extremely addictive to play with on pavement, at a skate park, in a tunnel, in a gymnasium - everywhere there's a hard surface. Its high quality and extremely durable. The Waboba Moon Ball withstands endless bouncing, sport uses, and indoor & outdoor games! The Moon ball is 100% NON TOXIC! Hyper Bouncing Ball The Moon ball is made of 100% Zero Gravity Foam - a light weight, durable and super bouncy material. POP POP POP! The patented design makes a POP sound when the Moon ball hits the ground. Easy to grip The Moon ball's design and material makes it very easy to grip, throw and catch. Read more Bounces Sky High ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 100% Non-Toxic ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Changes Color ✓ Makes POP Sound ✓ ✓ Reaction Ball ✓ 

title: DSJUGGLING 2 Pack Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball for Beginners - 65mm Small Practice Ball
text: From the brand Dawson Juggling - To Provide You with better Juggling Products． Our story How we got our start To make a good product is to inject the heart into it, to think and act like a user. What makes our product unique In order to make a good product, we need to understand that a product can be used and consumed by a user to meet their needs. From this we know that the core of the product is the user. the needs are met not by a single user, but by a type of user. Therefore, a good product must start from the user. Why we love what we do To make a good product, the first thing is to use your own product anytime and anywhere, go to the front line of the market to interview users, pay attention to user feedback, always grasp the user experience, and understand user needs. This is also the original intention of creating this 3in1 ball. Product Description About DSJUGGLING Faith, the founder of DAWSON JUGGLING, has been this juggling field since 2005. when Faith was videoing with a good friend in USA, his friend found a plastic ball at Faith's home, and he asked Faith to source this product for him - Faith realized it was Contact Juggling ball later. Since then, Faith has been working in this industry until now. In the process of developing new products, learning about juggling equipment and improving the quality of the products, Faith has been working to provide customers with better quality and cost effective products. DSJUGGLING brand was created in 2014 to start a retail sales path together with Amazon, DSJUGGLING have always kept the same service policy as Amazon - good buyer's experience is our top priority, and keep the original intention into the future. Choose your Acrylic Contact Juggling balls from DSJUGGLING! Clear acrylic contact juggling ball What does Contact Juggling means? Contact juggling is a style of juggling which uses balance and precision to move the objects being juggled, in contrast to "toss" juggling in which a juggler throws the objects into the air and catches them rapidly. A good example of this is Jareth the Goblin King's manipulation of glass orbs in the movie Labyrinth. Glitter UV acrylic contact juggling ball Why should you learn contact juggling? Contact juggling is an extremely rewarding activity, maybe you’ve already practiced contact juggling at some point in your life. If you’ve ever tried to bounce an apple off your biceps, or balance a soccer ball on your back, you’ve already performed this unique art. Glow in Dark acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose Contact Juggling Balls? There are two different types of contact balls. The first kind is a stage ball, which is a squishy, light ball. The second kind is an acrylic ball, which are the clear balls that you see more often. Acrylic balls look way cooler, but are a bit heavier. I recommend practicing with a squishy ball for awhile, as they are much bouncier and won’t scuff when dropped. Acrylic balls will scuff if dropped enough times. Fushigi Clear acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose the suitable juggling ball size for beginner? The ideal choice to buy can vary person to person. The size and the weight of contact juggling balls are the main variables that will determine the best fit for you. The classic ball is 75 mm, the most popular size of contact juggling ball. It has some heft to it, and is very sturdy. Read more 32mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 38mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 45mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 50mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 60mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set Size 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 60mm Packing 3-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 75mm (Appx. 3 inch) Aqua Blue Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Ruby Red Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Glowing In the Dark Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Clear UV Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Color Transparent Aqua Blue Ruby Red Glow in the Dark Clear UV How to Start your Contact Juggling? Contact Juggling is a style of single & multiple ball manipulation also called Dynamic Manipulation & Sphere play, be able to roll, spin, toss and pass the ball back and forth, looping and bobbing it over the fingertips, palms, the tops of the hands, arms and other part of body in a graceful dance. Read more 1. The Cradle Hold your favored hand out, palm down with fingers extended and touching. Dip the straightened middle finger down slightly to make a cradle for the ball. Place and leave the ball on top of the fingers near the second knuckles of the first, middle and ring fingers. Keep it there for several minutes at a time to get used to it. Move your hand around, up and down as the ball is cradled on top of it, adjusting for inertia. Find the cradle on the tops of both your hands and become very accustomed to the ball being there. This is intrinsic to DSJUGGLING contact juggling. 2. Palm to Cradle Over the Edge (transfer) Hold the ball in your open palm, set on the upper, meaty part between the third and second knuckles. Now, keeping the fingers together and straight (but not tense), give the ball a very slight lift up and pivot your open hand inwards, still underneath the ball so that it rolls over the outer edge of your index finger and lands in the cradle position on the top of your hand. Hold it a few moments. Now rotate it back to your palm with the opposite pivoting motion, dropping the plane of your hand back down if you need to. Practice until the ball moves as little as possible while your hand moves under it. Eventually there will be "sweet spots" where you instinctively feel it and perform the move effortlessly. 3. Palm to Cradle Over the Tips (transfer) Set the ball in the open palm as in step 2, the ball will roll over the fingertips. Hold the ball in your open palm with the fingers together and gesturing towards ten o'clock (left) or two o'clock (right), depending on which hand you're starting with (it should look like you’re about to shrug with one arm). Then, using your elbow for a counterbalance (get your upper arm working, too), steadily swing your open palm in towards you with a windshield-wiper, arching kind of motion and let the ball roll over the tips of the fingers (just between the first and middle fingers) and on to the cradle position (top of the hand). Once the ball comes to rest on the cradle, pivot/swing your arm in the same arc back to the starting position and allow the ball to pass back over the fingertips to the palm. The ball should ultimately go over without the fingers being spread too far apart, you can also try learning this transfer with the ball first cradled in front of you and arc it out to the palm. 4.The Butterfly This is the previous palm-to-cradle-fingertips transfer done back and forth rhythmically so that the ball travels in a fluid figure-eight or windshield wiper motion as it glides to-and-fro. The only difference is that your elbow should be free to move around a lot more to support a fluid motion. To get a well-rounded figure-eight, lift the ball in a small, inward curve from your palm as the ball passes over it back to the cradle. Start off slowly and deliberately so you can get used to the move and watch it. The butterfly looks its best, though, when done snug and sleek. Once you've really got it, try reversing the direction of the figure-eight. On the outward motion of the butterfly (when the ball rolls on to the palm) be sure not to cup or grasp the ball before you roll it back over to the cradle. Even when in the palm, the ball should be visible. Mastery of the butterfly leads to more flashy, intermediate moves such as the top to top butterfly pass. Read more How to choosing the correct size contact juggling ball? When choosing the correct size contact juggling ball, you have to consider what you will be doing with the ball. Larger balls are good for when you are manipulating one ball at a time. Clear and colored acrylic balls made in small sizes (32mm, 38m, 45mm, 55mm, 60mm, 65mm, 70mm) are mostly used for multi-ball contact juggling or by people with small hands. Clear and colored acrylic balls in larger sizes (75/76mm, 80mm, 90mm, 95mm, 100mm, 105mm, 110mm, 120mm) are for single- hand manipulation. The size will be chosen based on the number of balls being manipulated also, but in general, the more balls, the smaller the size. DSJUGGLING store has contact juggling balls with variety of sizes that are good quality. You will also get the good after-sales support and service. Suitable sizes of Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball for Beginners 70mm 75mm 80mm 90mm 100mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set for Manage Triangle of 3 or Pyramid of 4 Multiple Balls Contact Juggling Practice 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 55mm Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Size for isolations and Body Rolls 95mm 100mm 105mm 110mm 120mm 

title: DSJUGGLING Dawson Juggling Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - Approx. 3" - 75mm
text: Product Description About DSJUGGLING Faith, the founder of DAWSON JUGGLING, has been this juggling field since 2005. when Faith was videoing with a good friend in USA, his friend found a plastic ball at Faith's home, and he asked Faith to source this product for him - Faith realized it was Contact Juggling ball later. Since then, Faith has been working in this industry until now. In the process of developing new products, learning about juggling equipment and improving the quality of the products, Faith has been working to provide customers with better quality and cost effective products. DSJUGGLING brand was created in 2014 to start a retail sales path together with Amazon, DSJUGGLING have always kept the same service policy as Amazon - good buyer's experience is our top priority, and keep the original intention into the future. Choose your Acrylic Contact Juggling balls from DSJUGGLING! Clear acrylic contact juggling ball What does Contact Juggling means? Contact juggling is a style of juggling which uses balance and precision to move the objects being juggled, in contrast to "toss" juggling in which a juggler throws the objects into the air and catches them rapidly. A good example of this is Jareth the Goblin King's manipulation of glass orbs in the movie Labyrinth. Glitter UV acrylic contact juggling ball Why should you learn contact juggling? Contact juggling is an extremely rewarding activity, maybe you’ve already practiced contact juggling at some point in your life. If you’ve ever tried to bounce an apple off your biceps, or balance a soccer ball on your back, you’ve already performed this unique art. Glow in Dark acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose Contact Juggling Balls? There are two different types of contact balls. The first kind is a stage ball, which is a squishy, light ball. The second kind is an acrylic ball, which are the clear balls that you see more often. Acrylic balls look way cooler, but are a bit heavier. I recommend practicing with a squishy ball for awhile, as they are much bouncier and won’t scuff when dropped. Acrylic balls will scuff if dropped enough times. Fushigi Clear acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose the suitable juggling ball size for beginner? The ideal choice to buy can vary person to person. The size and the weight of contact juggling balls are the main variables that will determine the best fit for you. The classic ball is 75 mm, the most popular size of contact juggling ball. It has some heft to it, and is very sturdy. Read more 32mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 38mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 45mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 50mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 60mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set Size 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 60mm Packing 3-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 75mm (Appx. 3 inch) Aqua Blue Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Ruby Red Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Glowing In the Dark Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Clear UV Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Color Transparent Aqua Blue Ruby Red Glow in the Dark Clear UV How to Start your Contact Juggling? Contact Juggling is a style of single & multiple ball manipulation also called Dynamic Manipulation & Sphere play, be able to roll, spin, toss and pass the ball back and forth, looping and bobbing it over the fingertips, palms, the tops of the hands, arms and other part of body in a graceful dance. Read more 1. The Cradle Hold your favored hand out, palm down with fingers extended and touching. Dip the straightened middle finger down slightly to make a cradle for the ball. Place and leave the ball on top of the fingers near the second knuckles of the first, middle and ring fingers. Keep it there for several minutes at a time to get used to it. Move your hand around, up and down as the ball is cradled on top of it, adjusting for inertia. Find the cradle on the tops of both your hands and become very accustomed to the ball being there. This is intrinsic to DSJUGGLING contact juggling. 2. Palm to Cradle Over the Edge (transfer) Hold the ball in your open palm, set on the upper, meaty part between the third and second knuckles. Now, keeping the fingers together and straight (but not tense), give the ball a very slight lift up and pivot your open hand inwards, still underneath the ball so that it rolls over the outer edge of your index finger and lands in the cradle position on the top of your hand. Hold it a few moments. Now rotate it back to your palm with the opposite pivoting motion, dropping the plane of your hand back down if you need to. Practice until the ball moves as little as possible while your hand moves under it. Eventually there will be "sweet spots" where you instinctively feel it and perform the move effortlessly. 3. Palm to Cradle Over the Tips (transfer) Set the ball in the open palm as in step 2, the ball will roll over the fingertips. Hold the ball in your open palm with the fingers together and gesturing towards ten o'clock (left) or two o'clock (right), depending on which hand you're starting with (it should look like you’re about to shrug with one arm). Then, using your elbow for a counterbalance (get your upper arm working, too), steadily swing your open palm in towards you with a windshield-wiper, arching kind of motion and let the ball roll over the tips of the fingers (just between the first and middle fingers) and on to the cradle position (top of the hand). Once the ball comes to rest on the cradle, pivot/swing your arm in the same arc back to the starting position and allow the ball to pass back over the fingertips to the palm. The ball should ultimately go over without the fingers being spread too far apart, you can also try learning this transfer with the ball first cradled in front of you and arc it out to the palm. 4.The Butterfly This is the previous palm-to-cradle-fingertips transfer done back and forth rhythmically so that the ball travels in a fluid figure-eight or windshield wiper motion as it glides to-and-fro. The only difference is that your elbow should be free to move around a lot more to support a fluid motion. To get a well-rounded figure-eight, lift the ball in a small, inward curve from your palm as the ball passes over it back to the cradle. Start off slowly and deliberately so you can get used to the move and watch it. The butterfly looks its best, though, when done snug and sleek. Once you've really got it, try reversing the direction of the figure-eight. On the outward motion of the butterfly (when the ball rolls on to the palm) be sure not to cup or grasp the ball before you roll it back over to the cradle. Even when in the palm, the ball should be visible. Mastery of the butterfly leads to more flashy, intermediate moves such as the top to top butterfly pass. Read more How to choosing the correct size contact juggling ball? When choosing the correct size contact juggling ball, you have to consider what you will be doing with the ball. Larger balls are good for when you are manipulating one ball at a time. Clear and colored acrylic balls made in small sizes (32mm, 38m, 45mm, 55mm, 60mm, 65mm, 70mm) are mostly used for multi-ball contact juggling or by people with small hands. Clear and colored acrylic balls in larger sizes (75/76mm, 80mm, 90mm, 95mm, 100mm, 105mm, 110mm, 120mm) are for single- hand manipulation. The size will be chosen based on the number of balls being manipulated also, but in general, the more balls, the smaller the size. DSJUGGLING store has contact juggling balls with variety of sizes that are good quality. You will also get the good after-sales support and service. Suitable sizes of Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball for Beginners 70mm 75mm 80mm 90mm 100mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set for Manage Triangle of 3 or Pyramid of 4 Multiple Balls Contact Juggling Practice 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 55mm Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Size for isolations and Body Rolls 95mm 100mm 105mm 110mm 120mm 

title: Fushigi Magic Gravity Ball - As Seen on TV
text: Product Description Order the FUSHIGI Gravity Ball today and receive a FREE Tutorial DVD valued at 40.00 FUSHIGI is mesmerizing, it is magical, it is simply amazing and even stress relieving. From the minute you pick it up for the first time you will be engaged and determined to unlock the mystery through motion manipulation and truly make FUSHIGI defy gravity and appear to actually float in midair. Whether youre young or old you can conquer the art of FUSHIGI and mesmerize your friends, family, and co-workers alike. The art of FUSHIGI mystifies all that come in contact with its abilities to actually appear to float and move in ways that confuse the senses. From the very basic and easily learned hand manipulations to further advanced motions, FUSHIGI is sure to marvel anyone who comes in contact with its strange movements. The culture is growing and thousands have already mastered the art with minimal practice. FUSHIGI is an incredible stress relieving tool. Magic? Maybe. An illusion? Maybe. You decide. Can you unlock the mystery of FUSHIGI the magic gravity ball? WARNING: FUSHIGI is addictive and mind blowing! Product Description Order the FUSHIGI Gravity Ball today and receive a FREE Tutorial DVD valued at 40.00 FUSHIGI is mesmerizing, it is magical, it is simply amazing and even stress relieving. From the minute you pick it up for the first time you will be engaged and determined to unlock the mystery through motion manipulation and truly make FUSHIGI defy gravity and appear to actually float in midair. Whether youre young or old you can conquer the art of FUSHIGI and mesmerize your friends, family, and co-workers alike. The art of FUSHIGI mystifies all that come in contact with its abilities to actually appear to float and move in ways that confuse the senses. From the very basic and easily learned hand manipulations to further advanced motions, FUSHIGI is sure to marvel anyone who comes in contact with its strange movements. The culture is growing and thousands have already mastered the art with minimal practice. FUSHIGI is an incredible stress relieving tool. Magic? Maybe. An illusion? Maybe. You decide. Can you unlock the mystery of FUSHIGI the magic gravity ball? WARNING: FUSHIGI is addictive and mind blowing!

title: London Magic Works Acrylic Balls for Contact Juggling- Perform Like a pro (Clear, 65mm)
text: Product Description BECOME A MASTER IN CONTACT JUGGLING London Magic WorksTM Acrylic Contact Juggling Balls are the perfect tool to allow you to look and perform like a juggling pro! A wide variety of colors and designs allow you to perfectly capture your audience's attention and deliver a memorable performance! The perfect ball for the beginner or pro! Whether just learning, or perfecting your talents these juggling balls are perfect for you! The perfect size and weight for single or multiple ball contact juggling! A perfect gift for any contact juggling enthusiast! Better yet, keep it for yourself and be on your way to becoming a master in contact juggling! Click ADD TO CART now! THIS ITEM IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER. Product Description BECOME A MASTER IN CONTACT JUGGLING London Magic WorksTM Acrylic Contact Juggling Balls are the perfect tool to allow you to look and perform like a juggling pro! A wide variety of colors and designs allow you to perfectly capture your audience's attention and deliver a memorable performance! The perfect ball for the beginner or pro! Whether just learning, or perfecting your talents these juggling balls are perfect for you! The perfect size and weight for single or multiple ball contact juggling! A perfect gift for any contact juggling enthusiast! Better yet, keep it for yourself and be on your way to becoming a master in contact juggling! Click ADD TO CART now! THIS ITEM IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER.

title: DSJUGGLING Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - Appx. 2.75" - 70mm
text: Product Description One Clear appx. 2.75"(dia. 70mm) Contact juggling ball, Net weight of one ball is appx. 220g. This ball is the perfect size and weight for beginners or single or multiple ball contact juggling. Great for Kids, beginners or juggling pro. Wrapped and packed in white box These balls are made using optical grade acrylic material which is free of internal distortions, seamless, one piece and highly polished by handmade, So there will be slight errors in size. Do not leave acrylic balls in direct sunlight, they can act as a magnifying glass and burn the surface they are sitting on, or distort/melt the surface of the ball. Product Description One Clear appx. 2.75"(dia. 70mm) Contact juggling ball, Net weight of one ball is appx. 220g. This ball is the perfect size and weight for beginners or single or multiple ball contact juggling. Great for Kids, beginners or juggling pro. Wrapped and packed in white box These balls are made using optical grade acrylic material which is free of internal distortions, seamless, one piece and highly polished by handmade, So there will be slight errors in size. Do not leave acrylic balls in direct sunlight, they can act as a magnifying glass and burn the surface they are sitting on, or distort/melt the surface of the ball.

title: Fushigi Ball Gravity Ball Boxed
text: Product Description Brand New Fushigi Magic Gravity Ball No Strings No Tricks Simple Hand Manipulation will make Fushigi appear to Float and Defy Gravity Free DVD to Help Learn Dozens of Illusions Great Gift for Teens- Adults-Mom-Dad Great Easter Basket Filler-Birthdays Novelty Gift and More Product Description Brand New Fushigi Magic Gravity Ball No Strings No Tricks Simple Hand Manipulation will make Fushigi appear to Float and Defy Gravity Free DVD to Help Learn Dozens of Illusions Great Gift for Teens- Adults-Mom-Dad Great Easter Basket Filler-Birthdays Novelty Gift and More

title: Fushigi Magic Gravity Ball
text: Product Description Fushigi is a brand new, dynamically designed ball used in the mysterious art of contact juggling. With Fushigi the operator exploits the reflective properties of a sphere through specific hand and body isolations and movements that are designed to give the appearance that the Fushigi sphere is moving on its own or even floating. Using Fushigi is an incredible, therapeutic form of relaxation. The art of maneuvering a reflective sphere through mind and body isolation and manipulation creates the illusion that the sphere may be defying the laws of gravity, as if the sphere is moving on its own. Product Description Fushigi is a brand new, dynamically designed ball used in the mysterious art of contact juggling. With Fushigi the operator exploits the reflective properties of a sphere through specific hand and body isolations and movements that are designed to give the appearance that the Fushigi sphere is moving on its own or even floating. Using Fushigi is an incredible, therapeutic form of relaxation. The art of maneuvering a reflective sphere through mind and body isolation and manipulation creates the illusion that the sphere may be defying the laws of gravity, as if the sphere is moving on its own.

title: Red Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (3 Inches) by Fire Mecca

title: Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 2.75" - 70mm
text: Product Description Note: No instructions are included. You are purchasing only a contact juggling ball Product Description Note: No instructions are included. You are purchasing only a contact juggling ball

title: DSJUGGLING 3" Fushigi Magic Gravity Ball - 75mm Floating Illusion Contact Juggling Ball for Stage Performance, Packed in Protective Bag
text: Product Description About DSJUGGLING Faith, the founder of DAWSON JUGGLING, has been this juggling field since 2005. when Faith was videoing with a good friend in USA, his friend found a plastic ball at Faith's home, and he asked Faith to source this product for him - Faith realized it was Contact Juggling ball later. Since then, Faith has been working in this industry until now. In the process of developing new products, learning about juggling equipment and improving the quality of the products, Faith has been working to provide customers with better quality and cost effective products. DSJUGGLING brand was created in 2014 to start a retail sales path together with Amazon, DSJUGGLING have always kept the same service policy as Amazon - good buyer's experience is our top priority, and keep the original intention into the future. Choose your Acrylic Contact Juggling balls from DSJUGGLING! Clear acrylic contact juggling ball What does Contact Juggling means? Contact juggling is a style of juggling which uses balance and precision to move the objects being juggled, in contrast to "toss" juggling in which a juggler throws the objects into the air and catches them rapidly. A good example of this is Jareth the Goblin King's manipulation of glass orbs in the movie Labyrinth. Glitter UV acrylic contact juggling ball Why should you learn contact juggling? Contact juggling is an extremely rewarding activity, maybe you’ve already practiced contact juggling at some point in your life. If you’ve ever tried to bounce an apple off your biceps, or balance a soccer ball on your back, you’ve already performed this unique art. Glow in Dark acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose Contact Juggling Balls? There are two different types of contact balls. The first kind is a stage ball, which is a squishy, light ball. The second kind is an acrylic ball, which are the clear balls that you see more often. Acrylic balls look way cooler, but are a bit heavier. I recommend practicing with a squishy ball for awhile, as they are much bouncier and won’t scuff when dropped. Acrylic balls will scuff if dropped enough times. Fushigi Clear acrylic contact juggling ball How to choose the suitable juggling ball size for beginner? The ideal choice to buy can vary person to person. The size and the weight of contact juggling balls are the main variables that will determine the best fit for you. The classic ball is 75 mm, the most popular size of contact juggling ball. It has some heft to it, and is very sturdy. Read more 32mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 38mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 45mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 50mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set 60mm Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set Size 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 60mm Packing 3-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack 4-Pack 2-Pack Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 75mm (Appx. 3 inch) Aqua Blue Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Ruby Red Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Glowing In the Dark Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Clear UV Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball - 76mm (Appx. 3 inch) Color Transparent Aqua Blue Ruby Red Glow in the Dark Clear UV How to Start your Contact Juggling? Contact Juggling is a style of single & multiple ball manipulation also called Dynamic Manipulation & Sphere play, be able to roll, spin, toss and pass the ball back and forth, looping and bobbing it over the fingertips, palms, the tops of the hands, arms and other part of body in a graceful dance. Read more 1. The Cradle Hold your favored hand out, palm down with fingers extended and touching. Dip the straightened middle finger down slightly to make a cradle for the ball. Place and leave the ball on top of the fingers near the second knuckles of the first, middle and ring fingers. Keep it there for several minutes at a time to get used to it. Move your hand around, up and down as the ball is cradled on top of it, adjusting for inertia. Find the cradle on the tops of both your hands and become very accustomed to the ball being there. This is intrinsic to DSJUGGLING contact juggling. 2. Palm to Cradle Over the Edge (transfer) Hold the ball in your open palm, set on the upper, meaty part between the third and second knuckles. Now, keeping the fingers together and straight (but not tense), give the ball a very slight lift up and pivot your open hand inwards, still underneath the ball so that it rolls over the outer edge of your index finger and lands in the cradle position on the top of your hand. Hold it a few moments. Now rotate it back to your palm with the opposite pivoting motion, dropping the plane of your hand back down if you need to. Practice until the ball moves as little as possible while your hand moves under it. Eventually there will be "sweet spots" where you instinctively feel it and perform the move effortlessly. 3. Palm to Cradle Over the Tips (transfer) Set the ball in the open palm as in step 2, the ball will roll over the fingertips. Hold the ball in your open palm with the fingers together and gesturing towards ten o'clock (left) or two o'clock (right), depending on which hand you're starting with (it should look like you’re about to shrug with one arm). Then, using your elbow for a counterbalance (get your upper arm working, too), steadily swing your open palm in towards you with a windshield-wiper, arching kind of motion and let the ball roll over the tips of the fingers (just between the first and middle fingers) and on to the cradle position (top of the hand). Once the ball comes to rest on the cradle, pivot/swing your arm in the same arc back to the starting position and allow the ball to pass back over the fingertips to the palm. The ball should ultimately go over without the fingers being spread too far apart, you can also try learning this transfer with the ball first cradled in front of you and arc it out to the palm. 4.The Butterfly This is the previous palm-to-cradle-fingertips transfer done back and forth rhythmically so that the ball travels in a fluid figure-eight or windshield wiper motion as it glides to-and-fro. The only difference is that your elbow should be free to move around a lot more to support a fluid motion. To get a well-rounded figure-eight, lift the ball in a small, inward curve from your palm as the ball passes over it back to the cradle. Start off slowly and deliberately so you can get used to the move and watch it. The butterfly looks its best, though, when done snug and sleek. Once you've really got it, try reversing the direction of the figure-eight. On the outward motion of the butterfly (when the ball rolls on to the palm) be sure not to cup or grasp the ball before you roll it back over to the cradle. Even when in the palm, the ball should be visible. Mastery of the butterfly leads to more flashy, intermediate moves such as the top to top butterfly pass. Read more How to choosing the correct size contact juggling ball? When choosing the correct size contact juggling ball, you have to consider what you will be doing with the ball. Larger balls are good for when you are manipulating one ball at a time. Clear and colored acrylic balls made in small sizes (32mm, 38m, 45mm, 55mm, 60mm, 65mm, 70mm) are mostly used for multi-ball contact juggling or by people with small hands. Clear and colored acrylic balls in larger sizes (75/76mm, 80mm, 90mm, 95mm, 100mm, 105mm, 110mm, 120mm) are for single- hand manipulation. The size will be chosen based on the number of balls being manipulated also, but in general, the more balls, the smaller the size. DSJUGGLING store has contact juggling balls with variety of sizes that are good quality. You will also get the good after-sales support and service. Suitable sizes of Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball for Beginners 70mm 75mm 80mm 90mm 100mm Mini Clear Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Set for Manage Triangle of 3 or Pyramid of 4 Multiple Balls Contact Juggling Practice 32mm 38mm 45mm 50mm 55mm Acrylic Contact Juggling Ball Size for isolations and Body Rolls 95mm 100mm 105mm 110mm 120mm