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@Cyael

4 жыл бұрын

what kind of camera do you use

I love that attitude! "I might be able to do that... Maybe."-- That's really how I'm going to start approaching everything.

I love juggling three balls because there are so many different tricks and so many freestyles.❤

Having been around him for three years, the things he does still amazed me.

@noslowerdna

4 жыл бұрын

🖤

This makes me admire Taylor all the more, it's easy to be posting videos of you having already mastered something, this shows her like the rest of as in full dork mode.

Why am i getting so much joy watching you look like me trying your tricks lol

Thank you for posting that. Sometimes I see these juggling videos where everything is going right. I find it a bit discouraging when I’m still working and make mistakes. It is good to know that I’m not alone.

Remember an old saying. Right kamae(posture), right rhythm, right energy. When you realize that these words are about the same thing and you´re able to feel how the technique is done, it becomes easy. Everything is about the correct way to change from one posture to another.

I like your jugging moves

How does she do it? Her juggling videos are so entertaining. Juggling Princess.

Hahahaha that face at 4:12/4:13...says it all!

what a hard trick,it's insane!!.Keep rocking!!😁💪

Loving all this new shelter-in-place content. I'm nowhere near your level, but these videos inspire me to get a little bit better with my juggling each week.

I wanna learn this trick to itll look good while im freestying and you nailed it bravo

Impressive that you learned it so quickly !

I agree just looking at that off the top of my head it’s hard to tell exactly what’s going on but that one bouncing back and forth in the middle makes it probably kinda like pull throughs/ carry outs, but I don’t know if that is the official names for those. It’s like that but reversed on the outside lol.

looks amazing with the green and two white! so glad you decided on using that one.

That was great! The depth of field of the 2nd lens almost makes it look like you're in front of a green screen (so cool!). And I LOVE FRANK 😊

Your satisfaction at the end of the video feels so cool, it makes you want to try the pattern right now XD

I'm glad that your trying new tricks. I was getting a little skeptical on the whole Taylor Tries concept cause you weren't really trying new things.

this is SO impressive! I can already see myself practicing this for days before I get close to that

This was really awesome to watch. It was great to see your initial breakthrough moments where the pattern was first starting to click for a couple cycles. There are ways to break it down for an easier learning experience, without having any of that guidance I appreciated how you conquered it just from studying the video, and found the subtle technique for it to work. Maybe someday I'll make a tutorial or workshop, until then I'll just send people here!

@TaylorTries

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andrew! I actually cut out a moment in the video where I said “I bet Andrew is watching this thinking ‘there’s an easier way to learn this’” 🤣

@johncole2481

4 жыл бұрын

You invented that? Simply amazing! Why call it Burke’s Bender and not Olson’s Onslaught?

@noslowerdna

4 жыл бұрын

@@johncole2481 Thanks John, yes I'd say I accidentally found or discovered this shape - it wasn't really a conscious design. It's similar enough to the previously established Burke's Barrage pattern that I thought it made sense to link it back to the original. I do really like your suggested name though, I'll try to attach that to a future idea sometime! : )

@eperou6299

4 жыл бұрын

Epic

practice makes a man perfect , so keep practicing ! best of luck for all ...........................

I really liked watching this video, and seeing someone with so much skill and experience learn a trick exactly the same way I do :D

Great video!!

Haha I’m just trying to learn this trick too! I feel your pain! Andrew is a beast!

Really nice looking trick. To learn that in one session is quite something.

Super cool 👌👏

Quote: " - I think I know what´s happening, but I can´t make my hands do what my brain does!" Absolutely correct. But you begin to doubt yourself when your body can´t follow your brain. To encourage you the devil lives in the small detail/details (should we call it the secret key that opens up to total understanding of the technique? :) ) You can do it. Remember that when you´ve truly found out you actually go from total disaster to total enlightenment. :)

You said "This is what learning looks like. It hurts your brain, and it's awesome." Could you break down what motivates you to learn a new trick? Anything besides or more specific than the normal enjoyment and progression of the hobby?

His hands are not moving fast, but his practice makes us look that his hands are moving fast.

those hips dont lie

this is such a good trick!!

Great video as always taylor 😊 and I just wanted to let you know I just received the juggling balls I ordered from you on ebay and I love them!💚 have a blessed day taylor and keep up the great content! 💚

I also saw this trick and tried to find it on youtube but there was nothing lol! Happy to now find it!

Somehow you even made your mistakes look like amazing tricks :P Have enjoyed watching you learn new things because I think we all go through similar moments in the process!

2:28 that are my thoughts when I watch your videos😂😂

You DESERVE so many more subscribers lol. I just learned a three ball cascade😂👍🏽

Good Job Taylor! 🤙🏼😁

You're doing great right there

Wow. Almost perfect!👍

Your video's are great!

Barely beginning to grasp Mills Mess and now you show me THIS??? 😧

0:57 me every time I think a trick of Andrew Olson looks actually dooable and then I try it....

@noslowerdna

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I've definitely been there. : ) Let me know if there's anything you'd like a technical breakdown for.

This is what I looked like on your most basic trick for beginners 😂 three ball cascade. My brain can't even comprehend what hand is doing what with what ball in this trick you're trying to learn lol

That trick is crazy

awesome trick! can do it now, but it's not quite stable yet. 1,5 h is really impressive! thx taylor!

Haha, the description says "you're the wing beneath my wings". Is that a typo? :p nice video again! This trick looks like it would melt my brain immediately

That is so cool and super confusing i don’t know how you can just figure out by looking at a video

:O Wow. My brain checked out while watching that and was like, don't you have something easier to work on?? Hahah

Really cool to see a bit of the process of breaking down a trick like this. Impressive that you got it that quick; an hour and a half does not seem like a long time to me. I was wondering, what size beanbags do you use? I have 2.5-inch Gballz that I bought intending to work on numbers but nowadays I'm a lot more focused on 3-and 4-ball tricks with stalls and stuff, and now they feel maybe a little small for that. Also how well do your jugglequips work for contact tricks?

Could you maybe try to do a breakdown/tutorial version of this trick? I still can't fully wrap my head around this one.

Amazing! ♥ This is a great trick :). The first thing I've seen was that ball, which moves like in Casscade left to right and right to left. And I told to myself: Yeah, that ball can be colored to show its movement. Then I finished watching this video and you used a green one :). I will try to learn this. It looks like Mill's Mess for someone who still doesn't know how MM works. Totally difficult. :)

Super Taylor :)))))

Oh baby I feel better now, y one trick is a super trick! I call it 'Tommies Tussle' ;()

Me: :c Taylor uploads video Me: c:

Me encantan tus Tutoriales, son Excelentes, Eres muy hermosa, I Love you!

This trick looks pretty great...do you have a link for Andrews original?

The first you said Lot of No. No.. and finally You Said. Big 'Yes'. I think i can also practice This. Thank u

Can you review your signature juggling balls would help a lot!! :)

Heeellllooooo, I love your videoS!!!

You are a pro

hour and a half? day and a half maybe. really good stuff btw. much love uk x

I can watch a step by step tutorial for hours and you out here reverse engineering this stuff insanely impressive haha 😵

@user-zr9hu3tf1y

4 жыл бұрын

lol you are the second person in the past three days who I see in the comments of Duncan's Don't starve vids and then I come on here and why a Taylor Tries video and see again

@AFunkyHypnoCat

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-zr9hu3tf1y haha you got me I'm a big yogs fan, but haven't commented on any of duncans don't starve stuff lol :p

4:03 that always happens to me when i'm about to start a trick and i'll drop.

Trop forte 😍

I can hear the synapses sizzling.

Green ball wider for faster, then smoother.

did you do a tutorial for the trick you did on Josh Hortons Abonded Mineshaft video at 6;55, because i would really love to learn that!

@TaylorTries

4 жыл бұрын

Hmm I do a few different tricks at that part in the video, but the main tricks I do are Rubenstein’s Revenge and Follow. I have a tutorial for RR coming out next week, and I have a live workshop on Follow for members of my Patreon (hopefully will make a tutorial eventually also) ☺️

@WonderPenguinGD

4 жыл бұрын

@@TaylorTries yeah, you look so good at juggling in the video and I've always wanted to see you do it, in the light. Also you are an amazing juggler and I've subscribed

Please teach this technique

I can't believe you figured that out! Even watching someone frame by frame I find it so hard to learn from a video since it's mirrored and not from my perspective.

@jimsmart2522

4 жыл бұрын

ChrisQuitsReality - mirrored actually makes no difference, just match the vid (or other person) as if it is in fact a mirror. Of course all juggling patterns/tricks are in fact reversible.

me, only just being able to do the cascade: someday...

Every juggling trick hurts my brain - the always noob juggler

Hello! I am very new to juggling. Do you have a video (or can you recommend a video) explaining the number system? 423? What does that mean?

@TaylorTries

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome to juggling! It’s called Siteswap :) I’m going to make a tutorial on it soon!

So it's like burke's barrage but in column shape? If that so I think I can actually learn it!

@rotemkass

4 жыл бұрын

Wait, no I can't it's too hard!!!! How did you do it?

I just want to meet you and Hug you Mam.. You are Just Amazing... You are the best Example that Just Practise and achieve.. Lots of Respect to you .. From🇮🇳

After watching that, My brain hurts for you..

I’m pretty disappointed that you didn’t say that this trick bends your brain

No dislikes yet again!

Omg i am practicing my version of behind the back... But this trick is impossible for me. 😉

On dirait moi quand j'ai appris le fake mess...😅

isn't this a chopped Burke's Barrage?... or am I missing something?... :)

I REALLY LIKE YOUUUUUU

This is me trying to learn how to juggle 3 balls lolz

@TaylorTries

3 жыл бұрын

Just remember, I was the same way when I was learning to juggle 3 balls too. 😉

U said brain knows but body not following.for me that was the first sign of aging for me while playing badminton.

@TaylorTries

4 жыл бұрын

Haha well I’ve experienced that with juggling since I was 12 years old 🤣 I think it’s really common in juggling to logically understand what you’re supposed to be doing but not be able to execute it physically until you practice it.

@govindwagh9546

4 жыл бұрын

@@TaylorTries i am running 55 and learning juggling due to lock down.any way efforts matter.but physical stamina and aging matter.but lot of thanks for ur reply

@TaylorTries

4 жыл бұрын

You can do it! One of my favorite jugglers is named Bob Beck (bobcb58 on Instagram) and he’s in his 60s and started juggling only a few years ago to improve his motor skills and vision problems. Check him out if you havent, he’s an inspiration for sure! ☺️ Good luck!

do you live at la Quinta Inn?

Can u try juggling egg

You've always given me a Felicia Day vibe

Full trick at 5:30

Don’t wanna sound like a simp but

ANDREW IS NOT. HUMAN!!!!!!!!😡😡😡 and he makes me angry. I cant do any of his stuff. Cant stand that guy

Nice try. I think you're still doing it wrong... I mean not wrong, you're half-way there but still not exactly like he's doing it. I noticed that he's letting the right hand just touch the ball in the middle and just lets it drop from there. It's only his left hand catching the ball at high and bringing it down and throwing from the bottom of the swing.

@TaylorTries

4 жыл бұрын

I’m definitely more than half way there 😜 I *am* doing the right trick (confirmed with Andrew) It’s not quite as smooth as when he does it, as I said in the video, but it’s the right trick and that feels like a big accomplishment.

@MusicEffekt

4 жыл бұрын

@@TaylorTries Good job. I'm sure you'll do it better than him in a short while. BTW, I learned the 3 and 4 ball juggling by watching your video so I appreciate for your instructions.

U said brain knows but body not following.for me that was the first sign of aging for me while playing badminton.