Should someone learn balls before clubs?

Most jugglers learn a steady three-ball cascade first, since clubs add the challenge of timing each spin.

How many clubs are needed to start?

Three clubs are standard for solo juggling, and passing with a partner usually uses six.

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Juggling clubs

These robust clubs are ideal for intermediate jugglers ready to advance their skills with dynamic throws and catches.

Durable juggling clubs are a step up for someone who can already juggle three balls and wants to try spinning throws and passing patterns. They suit teens and adults building their skills, including jugglers who practise with a partner or perform.

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Why juggling clubs make a good gift

Clubs open up spins, flourishes and partner passing that balls cannot offer.
A matched set gives a juggler consistent weight and balance from one throw to the next.
They look impressive in performance and give a clear next goal after ball juggling.

What to look for

Whether the clubs are sold individually or as a set of three before ordering.
Club length and weight, with lighter clubs usually easier for newer and younger jugglers.
Handle wrap and body material, checking for grippy tape and sturdy one-piece plastic construction.

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Three-club starter set
Passing clubs
Light-up juggling clubs

Questions people ask

Should someone learn balls before clubs?: Most jugglers learn a steady three-ball cascade first, since clubs add the challenge of timing each spin.
How many clubs are needed to start?: Three clubs are standard for solo juggling, and passing with a partner usually uses six.

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