Episode #4 - Jack Denger

It's been a while - here comes another one! Maybe the next one won't take quite so long. Happy listening!

Luca is trying to visit every single country in the world. He is also a successful juggler and making money on social media to finance it all. Listen to this inspiring episode to get to him better.

Jack Denger is back on the podcasts. Today he interviews the host and also shares his thoughts on technical juggling, ring juggling, correcting juggling technique, different juggling styles and more ….. Tune in now !

Robin is one of the few people who are extremely good at juggling while also being amongst the best diabolists. This is him reflecting on the past, present, and the future of his juggling journey. He also talks about what the difference is between performing hall juggling vs performing diabolo and what strategies he uses to warm up for a show in order to minimize the number of mistakes.

Felix talking about how juggling and music have defined what he does in life. Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and tell others about the show.

Back after a couple year hiatus !

Crazy interesting! I've learned things about Max that blew my mind. Basically, he was sick of going to the hospital due to martial arts tricking injuries so he started juggling instead. From rags to riches (AKA from oranges to Norwiks) - a truly inspirational story. Max, I'm glad to be your friend. You're an inspiration to all of us and a great reminder about what the human body is capable of (and where its limits are).

Ladies and Gentlemen, the highlight of my career so far - an hour long interview with Jack Denger.

Bonjour Chloé! Our first non-German guest! Chloé and I talk about diabolo, ball juggling, the juggling community, learning languages, and just learning in general. Hope you guys enjoy :)

Summary: How did you get so good so fast? In this episode Moritz Rosner (Germany) and I talk about his new club juggling video. Since he is a technical juggler, we spent a large portion of the interview on Moritz' own personal thoughts on practice structure/how to practice. Other topics mentioned are some German jugging conventions, idols (Manuel Mitasch), influence of social media on juggling, juggling milestones.