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Has anyone tried to do that with 3 balls in one hand?
Has anyone tried to do that with 3 balls in one hand?
And furthermore, it's a lot harder to juggle while solving a cube than it is when not solving a cube.![]()
Has anyone tried to do that with 3 balls in one hand?
And furthermore, it's a lot harder to juggle while solving a cube than it is when not solving a cube.![]()
I don't find it that much harder. At first it's hard to turn a cube in one hand while juggling, but after about 10 solves that's not a problem anymore. The only skill you really need is to juggle two balls blindfolded for a short period of time (and to juggle them long enough of course).
btw. I wonder why there are just 14 people who submitted a time over one minute. For me as a beginner it doesn't look too difficult. Anyway, it's time to practice it.
What's the difference to this? The demo applet makes them look the same to me:It would probably take at least a minute, and there are only 14 people in the IJDB who have juggled 3 in one hand for over a minute:
http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/record.php?trick=66
The applet can't handle the difference. The cascade pattern means you throw them like you would an ordinary 2-handed cascade juggle, with the balls thrown alternately from the left and from the right. Most people (including me) find it harder than the fountain, but a few find the one-handed cascade easier - it depends on the juggler.What's the difference to this? The demo applet makes them look the same to me:It would probably take at least a minute, and there are only 14 people in the IJDB who have juggled 3 in one hand for over a minute:
http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/record.php?trick=66
http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/record.php?trick=67
I'd like to know that too - there are quite a few people who both juggle and cube - maybe it is! In any event, that Ravi Fernando is pretty good:That Ravi Fernando there, is that the cuber?
wow. I should try this seriously again then.solved cube 3 while juggling all of them together.
I find two clubs only a bit more difficult than two balls and much safer than two cubes. I also think three balls is possible for someone who works much more on balls.In answer to Tim's question, I have attempted to solve a cube while juggling three balls in the other hand, but I've never gotten past the cross. (Juggling two clubs is a bit more doable, and of course two balls or rings is much easier.) I think three balls is within reach though.
Just to revive this thread, here's a video of my cube-juggling act in a recent talent show: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_uJdnZ86Eg. (tl;dw: solved cube 1 while juggling cubes 2 and 3; solved cube 2 while juggling cubes 1 and 3; solved cube 3 while juggling all of them together. The last cube took almost five minutes, partly because I did two OLLs and misaligned several times on PLL.) The natural extension of this, of course, is solving three cubes, each while juggling all three--I've managed to do this only three or four times, most recently in a personal best of around 10:20. Maybe next time I'll get it on video and on Stackmat.
Yes, that IJDb page is me. (Mike, am I correct to assume that http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/member.php?user=993 is you?) In answer to Tim's question, I have attempted to solve a cube while juggling three balls in the other hand, but I've never gotten past the cross. (Juggling two clubs is a bit more doable, and of course two balls or rings is much easier.) I think three balls is within reach though. And if you don't require that the juggling must be done in only one hand, then I have in fact solved a cube (with my feet) while juggling three balls... maybe four years ago, in nineteen and a half minutes.
Just a few days ago, I was fairly shocked to see that Mike Hughey had solved a cube BLD while juggling, all the way back in 2008: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWGXV40cu1s. I wonder what the limits of this compound "cube-juggling" sport are.
was that solve prepared?