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Juggling Balls

from: Peterkin UK Ltd


Juggling Balls
Someone told me that juggling keeps your grey matter working well and I found some old tennis balls at home to practice with but they're a bit too big so I bought these. They're far easier to juggle with although I still have some way to go before I'm proficient. A good present for all ages.

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Charlie Dancey's Encyclopaedia of Ball Juggling

by: Charlie Dancey

August 01, 1994
This is a rather unusual book on juggling. First of all, it is layed out as an Encyclopedia, with all entries being alphabetical, and not in order of difficultly - so the easy tricks get mingled with the type that would make an octopus wince. This is quite a good idea though, as I found myself trying moves which would normaly nestle at the back of other juggling books. It's comprehensive as well, including a large amount of three to seven ball tricks, plus floor & bounce juggling. Moves are demonstrated with Charlie's own cartoon drawings, which are simple, clear and sometimes quite amusing. Difficult moves are often referenced to other simpler moves, and broken down into stages. It caters for beginners as well, with the basic 3-ball ... Read More:

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3 Juggling Balls

from: Mookie Toys First Order Account

August 01, 1994
This is a rather unusual book on juggling. First of all, it is layed out as an Encyclopedia, with all entries being alphabetical, and not in order of difficultly - so the easy tricks get mingled with the type that would make an octopus wince. This is quite a good idea though, as I found myself trying moves which would normaly nestle at the back of other juggling books. It's comprehensive as well, including a large amount of three to seven ball tricks, plus floor & bounce juggling. Moves are demonstrated with Charlie's own cartoon drawings, which are simple, clear and sometimes quite amusing. Difficult moves are often referenced to other simpler moves, and broken down into stages. It caters for beginners as well, with the basic 3-ball ... Read More:

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Phlat Ball

from: Recreation Group First Order Account

August 01, 1994
I bought 2 of these cheap on amazon after much pestering from my kids. In the first few days my kids were interested but after the first week interest has fallen flat and now (months later) they are a forgotten item waiting to be sent to the charity shop. I would advise to stick to conventional frisbees and balls since the Phlat ball is neither here nor there. They don't alway work as expected and because they don't hold the initial novelty factor they are just not worth having.

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Ozbozz Nebulus Nectra Folding Scooter

from: H.Grossman Ltd

October 01, 2005
This scooter is fine for a quick scoot to school for young children. My son however is 6 and managed to break the handlebars and crack the back wheel. he likes to scoot fast and do tricks. So i wouldnt reccomend it for adventurous children. My daughter isnt quite so brutal and hers is still going strong 6 months later.

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Boules (8 Per Game)

from: BV Leisure LTD

August 01, 1994
What a grand game. Great to play in the back garden, take on holiday or down to the park. These come with a sturdy carry case as they are metal boules and quite heavy to carry all of them.

When compared to the plastic variety, these are that bit more special and traditional.

Lots of fun and something that everyone can have a go at. These are a good price, and these days it is probably the cheapest entertainment available that can be stored in the shed until next year.

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Oz Pro Yo-Yo SV5422 - Galaxy Storm

from: H.Grossman Ltd

August 01, 1994
What a grand game. Great to play in the back garden, take on holiday or down to the park. These come with a sturdy carry case as they are metal boules and quite heavy to carry all of them.

When compared to the plastic variety, these are that bit more special and traditional.

Lots of fun and something that everyone can have a go at. These are a good price, and these days it is probably the cheapest entertainment available that can be stored in the shed until next year.

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Juggling Set

from: Tobar

August 01, 1994
What a grand game. Great to play in the back garden, take on holiday or down to the park. These come with a sturdy carry case as they are metal boules and quite heavy to carry all of them.

When compared to the plastic variety, these are that bit more special and traditional.

Lots of fun and something that everyone can have a go at. These are a good price, and these days it is probably the cheapest entertainment available that can be stored in the shed until next year.

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Large Diablo

from: Peterkin UK Ltd

August 01, 1994
What a grand game. Great to play in the back garden, take on holiday or down to the park. These come with a sturdy carry case as they are metal boules and quite heavy to carry all of them.

When compared to the plastic variety, these are that bit more special and traditional.

Lots of fun and something that everyone can have a go at. These are a good price, and these days it is probably the cheapest entertainment available that can be stored in the shed until next year.

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Juggling Clubs

from: Toyday

August 01, 1994
What a grand game. Great to play in the back garden, take on holiday or down to the park. These come with a sturdy carry case as they are metal boules and quite heavy to carry all of them.

When compared to the plastic variety, these are that bit more special and traditional.

Lots of fun and something that everyone can have a go at. These are a good price, and these days it is probably the cheapest entertainment available that can be stored in the shed until next year.