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Juggling: From Start to Star

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I FOUND JUGGLING FROM START TO STAR TO BE VERY EASY TO FOLLOW AND IT HELPED ME QUITE A BIT WITH ALL MY JUGGLING. IT IS A BOOK I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMEND TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN JUGGLING.

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Have you ever seen a juggler in the park and wonder "How'd they do that?" Well, it ain't that hard, and this book makes it down right simple.

When you learn to juggle with your kids, you give them and yourself a serious boost of self-confidence and increases manual dexterity rather remarkably.

But most importantly, juggling teaches you time management.

Right know you are probably thinking "HUH!"

Bear with me.

When you juggle you are working with three or more objects (hereafter: balls), you always have one ball in each hand and one ball in the air. All you need to do with the ball in each hand is gain control (catch) and change direction (toss). But, you must do it quickly because you have a ball in the air that will need attention very soon.

NONE OF THE BALLS NEED CONSTANT ATTENTION.

Back at the office: you have several projects at ay give time. As a project manager, you need to insure that each project gets all the attention it needs at just the right time, and move on to the next project.

See, over simplified.

who has grown into a lovely young lady. fact is folks, a juggling book isn't realistic, as you need to see juggling to mimic and learn. though when I got this I was terrible, so it was helpful for a little while. truthfully, if you can, videos and dvds (dvds for loop factor) is the way to go so you can see it, SEE IT, over and over. a book forces you to visualize, whereas when you start juggling you just want to SEE IT, so you can mimic and learn, then get the form down and all that stuff, even the simple stuff like a 3 ball cascade/reverse, 4 ball fountain, you need to see these over and over. but the humor in the book is good, and the pictures are good, so that's why the 5 star, and the daughter...........sorry I dazed for a second there, for a true beginner (less than 3 months), it's worth it.