r/juggling

Hi, I’m not sure if this is the right sub or not, but does anyone have any recommendations on where to buy LED contact juggling balls? I’ve been using renegade for a while but recently finding that the LED filament is weekly glued in placed causing it to go further in the ball and be unreachable after only a month of using them. If its of any importance I use 100mm balls

It's easy to get caught up in the fun complexities and artistry of juggling, but audiences full of kids and laypeople aren't gonna be able to fully appreciate a sequence of siteswaps or weird body throw variations. What are some of your favorite simple tricks that almost always get a "woahhh" or a laugh from people?

For my birthday last June 3rd I decided not to buy Vision clubs for myself and instead spend my time designing my own clubs so I would have full control over patterns. After a year I have my first version finished today. I'll be working on detection software for catches throws spins etc on a road trip to yellowstone this friday. I plan to sell these for as little as possible so if you're interested in open source juggling clubs/ sticks that you have unlimited control over stay tuned. My rough estimate currently for a price is 60$ per club, costing around 40$ to produce and many hours because I 3D print the shell currently. They have an accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer for pattern detection. I'm planning to design my own software to create patterns as easily as possible. You can charge these with a usb c as is standard today. I'm also currently planning a snap together feature to turn 3 clubs into a single staff. With plans to create dragonstaff like ends that snap on aswell. This prototype weighs a heafty 750g but I'm printing a thinner shell that totals the weight around 400g. I'm going to do my best to shave off every gram I can, this is just the alpha weight.

Hi, newbie here, I‘m currently using Radfactor Russians as my main balls, I’ve managed to do cascade, half shower, tennis, and reverse cascade, and I’m working on windmill and the two in one hand variations

A bunch of my friends in uni have a club where they perform to different songs using light-up poi and other props. they actually have glowing clubs and have asked me to join since I’m the only one with any juggling experience

My question is, would it be too difficult to learn clubs given the fact I’m still a bit of a beginner juggler, or would it still be pretty feasible given my skill level?