Glendora Gravity Labs
A Community Juggling Group
Juggling Resources
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Wikipedia Articles
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An extensive list of instructions, from beginner to advanced.
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A powerful juggling simulator written in Java
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The world's premier juggling organization
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Juggling is a competitive sport!
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An extensive online resource [our club entry]
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Another detailed online resource [our club entry]
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High-quality juggling equipment
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High-quality handmade juggling balls
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Juggling equipment and education for everyone
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Extensive line of Juggling Equipment
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Very cool equipment
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Cool resource for many physical manipulation skills
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Innovative juggling toy
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Via IJDb
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Organized by Raymond Ferro
[25 miles from Glendora] |
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Via IJDb
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| Southern California Juggling Festival | Claremont High School February 17-18 |
Come juggle with us!
Don't know how? Come to learn!
All ages and skill-levels welcome.
| When: | Saturdays, 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM |
| Where: | Finkbiner Park 160 N. Wabash Ave., Glendora, CA [Map] Usually near the playground equipment. |
| Who: | Robert McNally, Organizer 626/963-7760 madscientist@gravitylabs.org |
What's the weather like today?
Will Robert be there?
| 7/19/08 | NO |
| 7/26/08 | NO |
| 8/2/08 | NO |
| 8/9/08 | YES |
| 8/16/08 | YES |
| 8/23/08 | YES |
| 8/30/08 | MAYBE |
About Robert McNally
Born in 1965, Robert became interested in juggling at the age of 16. Had he not already become a computer geek at age 11 (the start of the Personal Computer Revolution), juggling would certainly have become his full-time profession. "Boredom is my mortal enemy," says Robert, "so wherever I go I always carry my laptop, a good book, and my juggling balls."
Ever since first learning to juggle, Robert has been an enthusiastic ambassador for the art and sport of juggling, having successfully taught hundreds of people of all ages.
"The beautiful thing about juggling is that it's like a magic trick where there is no secret. It's purely a matter of time and effort— and far less time and effort to learn the basics than most people realize. Jugglers love to share what they know."