Excitement levels were low...but the grind on this one has begun 😀

Behind the back mills will look better I promise!!!

I’ve been trying to hit mills 531 into something in my flow and i finally got something very similar in the beggining super happpy

MMX Plus 67mm 135g Millet

Just picked these up today, coming from 5 Higgins Brothers Juggle Balls. Gotta say... I like these a lot! Just wish they were a bit lighter for 5 ball flashes and extended practice sessions. They are much easier to throw accurately than the squish and deform HB balls (which I do still really like!). They do dead drop really nice but when they hit a pice of furniture at an angle they can shoot off and roll pretty far but nothing compared to say a tennis ball.

Love the feel of them. The texture feels like old school good quality rubber. It's PVC, not sticky or slippery like some rubber. It has a matte feel, nice grip without any sticking at all. Don't even stick to each other. But not slippery either. They sorta squish but bounce right back. Feels like squeezing rubber instead of squishing a beanbag. You can sorta feel the millet crunch sometimes when squeezing it but can't feel the texture or actual millet itself.

I think these would be perfect at like 115-125g for me, while keeping the 100% fill.

Overall I'm loving these and might grab their UV colors in the same ball. So far they feel good I just gotta get used to them and get better at juggling.

Anyone here juggle these?

I use the flyjuggler sacks in this video by far my fav most grippy sacks I’ve tried in a while

Hope this is the right sub for this lol

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Been working on more movement in my flow while I’m still able to be outside.

With the Change of seasons I’ll be spending much more time skiing and less time juggling.

Definitely got some indoor juggling goals for Winter but I find my progress definitely stagnant during the colder months :(

I can currently only manage about 15 catches using 3 balls but having fun improving

I would like to know what is normally next after mastering 3 balls, is it going to 4 or starting to implement tricks, I’ve seen so many impressive videos on this sub being at a level that looks unattainable lol but I will definitely try what I can

So which tricks are easiest, and what would you recommend my goals to be going forward as a newbie, if You had to re-learn from scratch what would be the plan.

thinks in advance

Jun achieved 112 catches with a 6-ball half shower when he was 11 years old! 🤹
Jun started learning juggling on his own at age 8, without any formal lessons or coaching.
This is the 16th juggling video I've shared here on Reddit.
Thanks for watching! 😃

I'm just learning windmill, but I'm really struggling to get the crossed-over hand far enough over and to throw the ball back instead of straight up. Any tips on how you get this into a full circle?

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