Juggling How To:
The Cascade
By Sara Snyder
Learning to juggle can be compared to
riding a bicycle—learning the basic
skills is a necessity, and once
perfected, it is a skill you will never
forget. For some, juggling may
be an art form, a way to improve
hand-eye coordination, a mode of
relaxation, or perhaps even a sport.
Whatever the reason be, juggling
can be done with virtually little cost,
equipment, and space. This manual
will walk you through the necessary
steps to learn the art of juggling.
Beginning jugglers tend to pick up
three balls, toss them in the air, and
attempt to learn from their mistakes.
However, juggling is best learned
through a series of small, simple
steps. It is vital to perfect each step
in this manual before continuing to
the next step. This way, your skills
will build atop each other and make
juggling much easier. In this
manual, we will begin by mastering
the basics before moving onto the
basic cascade.