The Complete Juggler: All the Steps from Beginner to Professional

This is the book that I turn to when I want to learn something new. It is not the best "Learn to Juggle" book, but if you can already juggle, this book will push you to the next level.This book just expects you to want to learn how to juggle 5 pins, or learn complicated passing routines.The coverage complete, but brief. There isn't a lot of hand holding, but covers a lot of ground.

About half of the book is dedicated to juggling balls and clubs and rings, including passing. The other half teaches other forms of juggling like Devil Sticks, Diabolos, Ball Spinning, Hat Juggling, Cigar Boxes, etc... It has few words and many illustrations. This book is very good for beginners to juggling all sorts of props and some performance ideas. For balls, it teaches many basic patterns to be a competent 3-ball juggler. But nothing on Mills Mess or other fancy stuff. Has helpful hints on 4 and 5 balls. Plus a section on multi-plexing too.

This book is exceptionally great . It has a lot of pictures to make it easier for the reader. It also covers diabolo, devil sticks , plate spinning, ball spinning, clubs, hat manipulation, cigar boxes, balance and auxiliary equipment. I know of some other juggling books, but this is just the best one on the market. If you want to invest your money wisely and are serious about juggling, this one is for you.

This book took me from a complete beginner up to 5 balls, 3 rings, 3 hoops, devil stick and diabolo. Now I can impress most anybody. Highly, HIGHLY recommeded

"The Complete Book of Juggling" has all the information a beginning or more advanced juggler needs to know to advance their skills. The book also lists the requirements to be certified in the mastery of balls, rings, clubs, diabolos and other juggling apparatus. This is a must have for any interested juggler