That was truly amazing. As I watched, the video paused a few times as it buffered, which would normally be annoying, but the freeze frames here only made it more incredible as I had several seconds to try and figure out where everything was--which he does of course in a split second.

Very entertaining. I can imagine an Olympic event--freestyle musical interpretation juggling. But, on the other hand, chances are no one else in the world can even come close. Thanks for the link, I really enjoyed it.

Chris Bliss is a great performer

Totally amazing!

Thanks for the link.

Am I the only one that tried to juggle after watching this?

I ended up breaking a window and causing a small fire.

Sure was amazing...

I've been juggling for years . .. and Chris Bliss, this juggler, is better than me.

But . . . but . . he's not all that. Take a look at this guys riff on what Chris did. I think it's more about the music than anything else and good bit of, "I can do a basic cascade and this guy is much better than me. Wow!"

http://jasongarfield.com/pennradio.html

http://youtube.com/watch?v=QYUXaYCkv-A&search=jason%20garfield

Me juggling torches at my daughters 6th b-day: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2553135045465283996&q=klenke

Me on a 5 foot unicycle (sans fire): http://tinyurl.com/s6ujm

After watching you repeatedly drop (and I mean repeatedly

I know, I know.

I hadn't practiced in years and didn't know I was going to be juggling that night.

We had 22 kids for two hours and tehy were getting restless. The wife says . . . "why don't you juggle?" -=sigh=-

Fortunatly, the kids were mostly six and the fire was pretty cool by itself. I also issues them squirt-guns that had been modified to shoot in different directions with instructions to "put me out" if I catch fire.

One kid tried to shoot me and hit the kid next to him. She shot back and hit herself . . . everyone had a good time.

I am better with balls or clubs. Really, I am.

My thing isn't that Chris is claiming to be a great juggler. It's the fact that it's being passed around the internet as GREAT juggling. That kills me.

Jason's routine wasn't a formal performance either . . so shouldn't be judged for that. It was refutation about the GREAT juggling.

FWIW, I found both performances entertaining for different reasons. Can you dig it?

Anyone who can juggle flaming torches and still have all his/her hair afterward is a great juggler in my book

First attempt ever . . .burned off significant hair.