Juggling High Throws - Juggling high & low throws

This is the sixth step in Introduction to High Throws. It's a very good exercise to practice the separation of the left side and the right side of the brain because we are going to do different things with the right and with the left hand. So, so far we already know how to throw a high throw and we already know how to throw a normal throw. So what we are going to practice now is to throw at the same time a high throw and a normal throw. So from my left hand is a normal throw and for my right hand is a high throw. And I am able to do these two things at the same time which looks like that. This is something difficult at the beginning, but I think it is a very good exercise not only for jugglers, but actually for everyone. This is the seventh step in Introduction to High Throws, which is exactly the same what we did in the sixth step, but with the left hand. So we do a normal throw with the right hand and we do a high throw with the left hand. First we can try these throws with each hand, just one after the other. But our aim is to do these two throws at the same time, on this way. So we have a high throw from the left hand and we have a normal throw from the right hand. Our aim is to throw the balls on a way that they arrive always to the same point in my hands. And something very important in juggling is that the throw is more important than the catch. So if we actually do good throws and then we do not have to concentrate on the good catch. But the ball just arrives automatically in my hands.