3
clubs-doubles
through
legs (back to front)
shower
backcrosses
2
and 1 split
high
backcrosses
club
to balance on head several times club spins on head several times
chops
under
legs-solids
catch
behind back for finish
4
clubs-regular
split
2 and 2
shower
Combination
trick-mouthstick and ball
headstick
and ball
ring
on foot spinning
spinning
ball one hand
3
rings juggled in other hand
6
rings-in pairs - alternating
5
clubs with excellent control
7
rings flashed-with stick and ball balanced on head
3
fire torches-regular
high
backcrosses
FROM
JOE TEMPLE JR.
My
Sister and I did a show for kids at the local library. The
juggling and magic went well with the kids---and my sister's remarks
went well with the adults.
Saw
the Russian Circus in the Garden and I confirm that
Hovey wasn't exaggerating a bit. It was a tremendous show.
This
semester I'll be teaching a juggling class at the Easton "Y"
as part of organizing a student weekend circus sponsored by the area
Lions club. Bob Good is also working on this. The show is being
organized by Dick Polanki of
Easton
and he plans to have it "on the road" playing schools and
colleges by the fall of 1974. |