Juggling endurance and strength question
Given that juggling, especially endurance juggling, is small weights and high repetitions and you need to build up strength and stamina to juggle for a length of time, I was wondering, for example, if you wanted to be able to juggle 5 x 65g balls for 1 minute, how many minutes can/should you be able to juggle 4 for ? how long for 3 ?
I'm wondering what sort of curve would be produced for 3, 4, 5, 6, ...
side thought, would the records page here be a good indicator given it's personal bests rather than averages
I don't juggle as much as I used to and have definitely lost some ability, endurance, tricks, patterns etc, but I still try to throw and catch a few things once a week or so and I still lurk here regularly and still have an interest in juggling and other circus skills. I once juggled 5 for just over 100 catches, nowadays I can only flash or qualify a small fraction of attempts, yet 3 ball cascade and some 3 ball tricks I can still do on muscle memory alone.
{ I was thinking about your question and yesterday I checked if the new 8b worldrecord were already listed ( and it is ) ... }
https://juggle.fandom.com/wiki/World_records
... so going by ball (world)records - there or here - I'd say is an indicator for how hard or difficult it is to endure for as long as can.
.. but then, only 1 minute with 5b 65 g balls - hm ... the difference is not so great then, so that maybe being able to do e.g. nearly 2 minutes with 4b could already suffice.
I'm not sure - it's a difficult question with many unknown variables...
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