Juggling clubs

[Jacob]

Grandson wants juggling clubs. Just wondered if there's a favoured standard sort of design, or would anything do? Main prob is to get them near identical.

 

[Spectric]

Can he juggle, if not then maybe something softer like oranges or something until he reaches the point he can.

 

[BucksDad]

Do jugglers juggle wooden clubs? I would have thought they’d be too heavy and when you’re learning and throwing them higher and they land on your head.. ouch

 

[Jacob]

Do jugglers juggle wooden clubs? I would have thought they’d be too heavy and when you’re learning and throwing them higher and they land on your head.. ouch

They juggle with axes! You name it they'll juggle with it.

 

[Adam W.]

They might have had some practice with something a little less damaging first, tho'but.

 

[TRITON]

Actual juggling clubs are pretty lightweight, and you'll get 3 for 20 quid.

if its the type of wooden club, those are not for juggling but were in fact used for keeping fit back in olden times.
Known as 'Indian clubs'

 

[Jacob]

They might have had some practice with something a little less damaging first, tho'but.

If he asked for axes I'd ask his mum first.

 

[KeenToLearn]

Juggling with clubs??? Bit tame- try with chainsaws!

 

[Jacob]

Seems they are all much the same https://www.henrys-online.de/en/shop/juggling/juggling-clubs/?p=1

 

[throbscottle]

I used to juggle with clubs. Decent ones (I think mine might have been Beard) have a dowel core and 2 part welded blown plastic casing, handle being another piece. They have a wooden spacer where the handle meets the body, and both parts attach to that. Rubber bumpers screwed into either end hold it all together Mine were about £20 each back in the '90's so any that are £20 for a set now are probably pretty poor. I seem to remember buying plain clubs and sets of stickers for them.

 

[throbscottle]

And now I look at the link, yep, much like those!