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How to juggle and learn tricks

How to juggle and learn tricks

From your first throw to five ball juggling. Taught by pro circus juggler Daniel Tamariz.

What you need to start juggling

Three balls, and enough room to stand with your arms out. That is it.

Start with beanbags - soft balls that stay where they drop. Not bouncy balls. Not apples. You want to be juggling, not chasing stuff across the room.

What you need to start juggling
Your first ten minutes

How to juggle 3 balls for beginners

Four steps to juggle three balls. Learn these in order.

  1. Cross throw, 1 ball
  2. Exchange, 2 balls
  3. Flash, 3 balls
  4. 3 ball Cascade
Hand holding three juggling balls in teal, grey and white

Learn it with the Starter Juggling Set - 3 beanbags and a pouch.

Starter Juggling Set19,99 €

Juggling tricks from 1 ball to 5

35 tricks to work through, in learning order. There are 300+ more in the SkillAddicts app.

3 ball juggling tricks

4 and 5 ball juggling tricks

Juggling coach in the app

Learn how to juggle with pro circus juggler Daniel Tamariz. Free in the SkillAddicts app.

  • 300+ video trick tutorials
  • Structured and guided learning path
  • Community of jugglers
  • Challenges, rankings, rewards

Benefits of juggling

It is a test of patience and dexterity, and it works your head as much as your hands.

Hand-eye coordination

Both hands working at once, on a timer you cannot slow down. Juggling sharpens your reflexes and your timing.

Focus

You cannot juggle and think about something else at the same time. Ten minutes of it takes your focus off everything else - including the stress.

Patience

You drop a lot in the first week. Then you drop less, and suddenly you are juggling 3 balls. The goal is not only the trick but the path to get there.

Pick your juggling balls

Designed with pros, made to last, built for juggling.

Juggling questions

Learn other skills

Each with a pro coach, recommended gear and a free learning app.

Join the crew.

New drops, restocks and tricks. Nothing else.