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Durable leather juggling beanbags that stay where they land - no bouncing, no chasing. Three balls to learn how to juggle, four and five when you are ready to go harder.
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Starter or Pro Juggling Balls?
Starter Juggling Balls are for beginner and intermediate jugglers. They are durable leather beanbags that do not roll or bounce. That matters more than anything else early on, because you will drop a lot.
Infinity Juggling Balls are premium beanbags used by some of the world's best jugglers. Handmade in Czechia by Jugglequip. Get these when you want the premium feel and professional performance.
Three balls or one at a time?
As a beginner you will start with one ball and two, but real juggling starts at three - and you get there fast. Buy three from the start; you will need them anyway. Either take a set - three balls and a pouch at a set price - or buy individually and build up to as many as you like.
The Starter Juggling Set is three Starter Balls plus a pouch.
The Infinity Juggling Set is the same in Infinity beanbags.
Things people ask about juggling.
Contact usThree beanbags around 120 g and regular size. Beanbags do not roll when dropped, they are easy to catch, and they forgive bad throws while you learn.
The Starter Juggling Set is three juggling balls for beginners and a pouch - the right setup to learn how to juggle 3 balls.
Around 110 to 130 grams each for a standard beanbag. Heavier feels more controlled and tires you faster; lighter drifts and is harder to throw accurately.
All SkillAddicts balls sit in that range, and every ball in a set is matched - mismatched weights are why cheap sets feel wrong.
No. They bounce, they roll, and they are too light and too hard to catch cleanly - every drop becomes a walk across the room. Oranges and apples are worse.
A beanbag costs about the same as a can of tennis balls, it lands where it falls, it holds its shape, and it is safe for the things around you.
A fabric or leather soft ball filled with sand or millet instead of air. It has no bounce, holds its shape, and sits still when it lands. Almost every juggler learns on beanbags.
If you are looking for a reliable set of beanbags we recommend the SkillAddicts Starter Juggling Set.
1. Basic throws - one ball, hand to hand. Same height, same arc.
2. Two balls - throw the second as the first peaks.
3. Three. The cascade is just two balls with one more added.
4. Then more patterns and more balls.
Full juggling trick list in the learn to juggle guide, and the learning system with pro juggler Daniel Tamariz in the SkillAddicts app.
Four is not three plus one - it is two independent pairs, one in each hand. Learn two balls in one hand first, then the other hand, then put them together. Most people find four harder than five to start, because the rhythm is even rather than alternating.
Our tips:
1. Make the three ball cascade boring - 100 catches without thinking.
2. Practise two balls in one hand, both hands, until it is even.
3. Start the four ball basics - two in each hand, then the fountain - a few throws at a time.
4. Follow the ladder in the SkillAddicts app; it will not let you skip the step that breaks four balls for most people.
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