As with all of our DVDs, you can expect high-quality filming, slow motion demonstrations, comprehensive diagrams and exciting real-world footage. The pattern diagrams are paired up with slow-motion footage, combining the visual aids found in books with the actual movement experienced when performing the trick.
The instructor, Jamie Haggar, is a former “Jazzy Juggler” performer and has been perfecting his throws for over 22 years. So you’re sure to get the most complete education in ball juggle available today. His instruction spans all skill levels. From throwing and catching your first ball to the techniques applied to Columns, Mill’s Mess, Four Ball Patterns, and Five Ball Juggling!
As we wrap up production on our Ball Juggling DVD we find ourselves looking forward to the fourth jugglingstore.com production: The Ultimate Diabolo Juggling DVD. There’s only one thing missing… and it might be you.
If you diabolo and think you’ve got what it takes to teach others, you might be just what we’re looking for. Audition reels are now being accepted via e-mail and our youtube account. We want to see your moves, from most basic to most impressive. Send us a video file of you teaching a basic trick to up your chances of getting cast in the role of Teacher.
Send your submissions to sales@jugglingstore.com, be sure to include a brief message about yourself: how long you’ve been practicing, where you’re from, and where you have performed. Submissions can also be made HERE, on our youtube account.
The chosen diaboloist will be featured in our upcoming DVD, paid, and sent home with a box full of their very own DVDs.
Here’s what past teachers have said about their experience:
Last Monday we set our camera to take a picture every 2 seconds and aimed it at one of our packing tables. The result was this little video. Hope you enjoy:
Right now we pack a little over ten of these tables a day. Each full table is 33 orders and can take anywhere from 20 minutes to 1 hour to complete.
We get a lot of phone calls about how to tie a diabolo string to a handstick. It’s super hard to describe over the phone, so we decided to put together this little video.
There you have it. We hope that helps in spite of Aidan’s distracting Mohawk hair-cut thing.
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