Demonstrating a new take on an old classic, this is a short video of my latest circus hire juggling three balls behind his back. Impressive. I particularly liked how he also incorporated his feet into the routine, making it a FULL BODY WORKOUT. Me? I tried learning how to juggle

Step right up, folks, and for only a quarter you can watch this circus performer’s impressive umbrella juggling routine! I’m joking, it’s a free Youtube video. Would I pay to watch this at a circus in real life? Only if I’m allowed to throw my peanut shells on the ground,

This is a short video of a woman demonstrating her one-handed juggling and hand-eye coordination by tossing an onion and knife in the air, then catching the knife in the onion, which has landed in her hand. For reference, I would have caught that knife in my arm, then caught

This is a video of professional bounce juggler Kateryna Nikiforova demonstrating her skills during a very impressive routine. Did, uh, did she just hypnotize me with all those bouncing balls? Quick, tell me to do something! “The dishes like I already asked you to do over an hour ago.” Whew,

Dream it, and you can achieve it. Case in point: this man’s impressive three martini glass and a stick-in-his-mouth juggling routine. Who comes up with this stuff? You think he’d been drinking when he did? Do you think those cocktail glasses are actually glass, or heavy plastic? Why is it

This is a video of musician and clown Fuman playing percussion by bouncing his juggling batons off his drums and catching them, juggling and throwing another in time to keep up with the beat. Not bad, but can he also juggle two full-time jobs and still find time to play

Because sometimes even doctors need a side hustle, this is a video of Tokyo, Japan based wind-up powered plague doctor and performance artist PESTRiCA (links to Instagram) doing a little bit of contact ring juggling. Impressive, I especially liked the part starting around 3:00 that eventually sees all eight rings

This is ‘The Star Catcher,’ an orbit juggling (“orbiting” — aka ball-on-string juggling) routine choreographed and performed by Daniel Rosenfeldt in an old Swedish castle. So, if you were wondering if juggling routines had names now, the answer is yes. Joking aside, his routine really is impressive, and there’s no