Juggling competition

Competitive or sport juggling is a sport in which people juggle in competition with others. Since 1969, the International Jugglers' Association (IJA)^[1] has held annual stage championships, judged both on technique and presentation. The stage championships have three categories: Individuals, Teams and Juniors (individuals under 17 years old). First, second and third-place winners in the Stage Championships are awarded medals and cash prizes.

See also

• World Juggling Federation

References

External links

• Article discussing the merits of juggling competitions: "New Perspectives on Competition" (Juggler's World: Vol. 39, No. 2), Juggling.org.

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Juggling and object manipulation

Patterns
and forms

• Box
• Cascade
• Claw
• Columns
• Flash
• Fountain
• Havana
• Joggling
• Jollyball
• Mills' Mess
• Multiplex
• Notation
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• Passing
• Rubenstein's Revenge
• Shower
• Toss

Props

• Ball
  • Bean bag
  • Bouncy ball
  • Hacky sack
• Cigar box
• Club
  • Indian club
• Cup-and-ball
  • Kendama
• Fan dance
• Fingerboard
• Flagging dance
• Flag throwing
• Hat
• Jianzi
• Knife
• Plate spinning
• Ring
• Torch
• Trick roping

Groups
and events

• Juggling Conventions
  • BACAF
  • BJC
  • EJC
  • IJC
• Competitions
  • Combat juggling
• IJA
• JIS
  • JISCON
• Renegade show
• WJF

Balance
and twirling

• Astrojax
• Alaskan yo-yo
• Baton twirling
• Chinese yo-yo
• Chinese top
• Coin manipulation
• Contact juggling
• Devil sticks
• Fire fan
• Fire staff
• Flair bartending
• Hooping
  • Hoop rolling
• Kemari
• Meteor
• Keepie uppie
• Pen spinning
• Poi
  • tricks
• Top
  • Rattleback
• Yo-yo

Other

• Culture
• History
  • Ancient China
• Jugglers
• Rhythmic gymnastics
• Robot
• Terms
• World records

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