Hey There Oatmeal queen. YOu gave me a name of a Jerry Cook in Michigan that can be of assistance to me. Do you have his email or contact info???

Thanks
Also- I am officiating my first AAU girls tourney in Mount Pleasent this weekend, any advice??

Thanks
RV

rviotto,
Jerry Cook is an official from the Sault (I believe that you said you lived there). Please e.mail me and I will give you info on him. I've known him for about 25 years. He gets down here to Traverse City a few times a year.

The aau tourney in Mt. P is a good one. Have fun, watch, listen and learn.

Barb

Why does this thread have over 100 views?

Why does this thread have a reply from someone other than oatmealqueen or rviotto13?

I just click on the arrow to show the next new post in the list or the next thread links. I get into posts before I read the subject. Thus, the view count is artificially increased even if I don't read the post/thread.

I looked here because my viewed showed 3 replies, and I thought I might find some useful information. Juggling Ref, yours was the third reply.
Why did you post a reply asking why someone posted a reply other than oatmeal queen when you are other than oatmeal queen and you posted a reply?

Actually, mine was the second reply. It was the third post.

Summin' to do.

Understood.

Oops. My mistake on the mis-count. That is why I never call 3SITL violation unless I've counted 4 seconds.

Do you really juggle? I do as well. I am pretty good with three, but would like to do 4. I think I need to improve with 2 to learn to juggle with 4.

1....2.....4

3, Sir

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I do. Our provincial interpreter got me into it at camp a number of years ago. It's been my nick on the net for like 6 years now. :)

I can also ride a unicycle!

Unicycle while juggling? And what about juggling 4 items?
Can you or can't you? If so, any tips on how to learn to juggle 4.

It's just like juggling 2 items, but with both hands (that is, the right hand jusggles two of the items, and the left hand juggles the other two items)

Thanks bob, but that is not what I was really wanting. When juggling one handed, you use either a up and down throw with yur hand moving side-to-side or a sort of circular pattern.
When doing three you use a crossover method. I guess you could also do three with the circular motion, but most people learn to juggle three with the crossover method. Doing four or more requires a circular motion. (unless doing two with each hand). The circular motion allows you to juggle multiple items with the limit being controlled by how fast your hands and eyes allow you.

Maybe we can get Brad to add a "juggling" forum. :D

Can I be the Moderator? Huh, puulllleazzze????