Well folks what is you favorite Juggling Club?

Personally I like the Dube Air Flights. they are a single solid peice and next to indestructable

hmm good question so many to choose from
i like my renegades more for the design but the handle is a bit slippery and hard on your hands
dube clubs are nice good speed and balance
i think the thumpers are the best to pass with as the handles are the softest i have felt thus far i think todd smith makes them or are the ones that sell them
back to the air flights from dube they are nice as far as one piece and yeah they will last forever good balance and nice price if your just starting out
and the px3's seem to be very popular now they are not as soft as the thumpers but lack a good design for working with kids but if your juggling for the joy and not the money i think i would have to say the px3's as i don't think they are the best in any catagory but probably 2nd in most..

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Well, the Omaha/Lincoln juggling club is pretty awesome. There is a juggling club at ISU that I use to be a member of that still meats regularly. I've visited clubs in Texas, Vargina and Utah. Honestly, never attending a juggling club I didn't like.

Hmmm i did not think that people would think of actual groups or clubs that meet.

Well I suppose that is a juggling club as well.

We do not have a Juggling Club in Pittsburgh. So i suppose i do not have a favorite one of those.

Hmmm i did not think that people would think of actual groups or clubs that meet.

It is a clownforums so there are clowns hanging around here. One of the main skills of clowns is the cappability to assiociate. So you can expect anything around here. This one is as we say it in Holland a head in. Great job Toby8-):applause:

Juggling clubs are fun

I love the Radical Fish clubs a little bit of a fast type club,

Well, the Omaha/Lincoln juggling club is pretty awesome. There is a juggling club at ISU that I use to be a member of that still meats regularly. I've visited clubs in Texas, Vargina and Utah. Honestly, never attending a juggling club I didn't like.

wow that was a good joke but then you could have a made a space and answered the question so that all us yama around here could have learned from your years of experience with all the different clubs you must have used through your glorious career so that some of us who only have the money to buy one set could have had some ideas as to why buy what club with our money. i did my best and gave my opinion based on my limited yama experiance but you failed to really do what this forum is about help those and learn from each other.
i guess if you can't insult someone with thier choice in props you have nothing to contribute.

all hail toby kid god of clowns

see you must have missed something some where

...i made a joke and you went on some rant

thanks for clearing that up

Y' - I'ma juggler witout a club.

Well kind of clubs do you use?

Louisville Slugger

Or, alternatively, Dube

Louisville Slugger

Those must be hard to use unless you use the tourist souveneir sized ones

Speak softly and carry three big sticks!

Thank you Teddy Cubed

actually i have juggled baseball bats in the isles of walmart/miejers/target and any sports store go to

After Sally's post i went looking through my house for a base ball bat to flip. All I could find was a cricket bat. It did not work very well. A baseball bat must be better balanced.

I think a fungo would probably work alright.

Well kind of clubs do you use?

Delayed answer as I've been on the road with shows. I have a set of Dube's. They are about 15 years old showing some wear but still OK for street shows. Few years ago we were staging a show for a high end client. They wanted a specific look for certain things, such as the juggling clubs. So they bought me a set of white Albatrosses from Henerys. I hardly use these. I coach softball and if the girls have a great practice, I juggle bats for them. I've messed around with golf clubs, doable but trickier. I've been messing with a new bit/routine juggling three 20' straight wood shafts, about the diameter of a narrow coffee mug. Once I got the spin down, they travel well. who knows if the bit will ever develop.

Check out Avner the Eccentric juggling baseball bats.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WkOYJed1mw