{"id":8105,"date":"2018-04-13T16:10:05","date_gmt":"2018-04-13T14:10:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/evenement.eklabul.com\/?post_type=scalia_pf_item&p=8105\/"},"modified":"2018-05-23T14:40:46","modified_gmt":"2018-05-23T12:40:46","slug":"jugglers","status":"publish","type":"scalia_pf_item","link":"https:\/\/evenement.eklabul.com\/en\/portfolios\/jugglers\/","title":{"rendered":"JUGGLING AND MANIPULATION"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Anti-gravity trajectories<\/h2>\n

Our jugglers and manipulators will make you review your notions concerning the earth attraction of objects…<\/p>\n

The difference between jugglers and manipulators? Jugglers do a series of throws in order to have permanently several objects in the air, to perform more or less complicated figures. They work typically with balls, clubs or rings.<\/p>\n

Manipulators do not throw the objects. They either spin\u00a0them (hence their nickname “spinners”) or keep them in contact with their bodies. The most “famous” spinners are those who use pois.\u00a0Regarding the contact, we mainly find the acrylic ball (crystal ball) or the staff (long stick).<\/p>\n

Of course all these techniques can be practiced with light up\u00a0objects, for even more spectacular visual effects!!<\/p>\n

Finally, we have recently seen the emergence of a new category of artists, who combine juggling with bar service: juggling bartenders, also known as “flair” bartenders.<\/p>\n

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Juggling and Object manipulation<\/h2>\n

Originally juggling was used by troubadours and other acrobats to entertain the nobility. But since then, the jugglers themselves have won their titles of nobility, and their performances can be breathtaking, bewitching or simply spectacular.<\/p>\n

The techniques are varied, and the equipment used also offers many options:<\/p>\n

Classic balls can be bouncing\u00a0and\u00a0juggled in a simple way or multiplex.<\/p>\n

Clubs are\u00a0more and more used for complicated manipulations in body contact, or\u00a0sent from jugglers to jugglers in complex passing numbers. And they are sometimes replaced by sharp swords.<\/p>\n

Pois are played as originally with 2\u00a0pois,\u00a0but also with 3 or 4\u00a0pois\u00a0at\u00a0once!<\/p>\n

Single or double staffs (long sticks) spin around the body at an incredible speed and seem to stick to their manipulator.<\/p>\n

Diabolos are also juggled with 2 or 3 diabolos on the same thread.<\/p>\n

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