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[orestas1123]

The thing is that I dont know how realistic it is to get a career from my age(15), so many people start when theyre practically babies. I mean, how long do you think it took viktor kee to get to his level of juggling, and when did you start Steven?

P.S are you sure 4 wasnt one of my numbers?

[orestas1123]

Also, when I,m practicing juggling, which I started a couple days ago, I can do like 8 throws with 3 balls, I know youre a great juggler and I was wondering if theres anything I can do to improve other than the obviouse try and try again theorie. My main problem is that my throws get less accurate as I do more, the balls tend to start going forward so i have to chase the balls, pretty pathetic.

[Steven Ragatz]

If you are getting a few throws with three balls then you need to do one thing, and one thing only. Stop typing and go practice. You don't need to worry about anything other that your own studies. Immerse yourself - look on the web - find teachers - take classes - then after you have done that for several years, come back and ask about Viktor.

Good luck. The early years are the most fun because progress happens very quickly.

Steve

PS. I started when I was 16, so I know what I'm talking about. And no, I am still not as good as Viktor, but then he isn't as good as I am either...

[scot]

The best way to get better at juggling is to continue to post questions on performers.net. I started juggling when I was 15 but I could only get two throws with three balls. Then, in 1997, when I got the internet, my juggling impoved a lot. High speed internet access moved me from 3 balls to 4 balls. Then, Cable on Demand went from 4 to 5. When I got internet and photo ability on my phone, I started doing clubs and mills mess. All I need is a webcam and I'll be doing the yo-yo with clubs.

You can not learn to juggle without technology.

Seriously: Victor Kee didn't ask questions. He couldn't even speak English. Quit posting here. Knowledge is going to be counter productive to learning 3 balls.