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Practice Questions-Methodologies-Systems – 2021 Virtual IJA Festival | July 12-18
Workshop Leader: Matt Hall, Dan Holzman, Jeremiah Johnston, Kathrin Wagner

Description:

In the last two years I have hosted several panels with respected jugglers (Jonah Botvinick-Greenhouse, Matan Presberg, Wes Peden, Haavard Hvidsten, Anni Kupper, Onni Toivonen, Thom Wall, Delaney Bayles, Cate Flaherty, Taylor Glenn, & Gena Shvartsman Cristiani) and have archived their comments and thoughts on this subject. You can find the collected work at: https://tinyurl.com/JugglingPracticeSystems

This year, I will be asking questions of and talking with Dan Holzman, and Jeremiah Johnston & Kathrin Wagner.

For me, it all began on the Juggling Information Service (JIS), reading essays written by Barry Bakalor and Steve Ragatz (http://www.juggling.org/help/essays/). When I first read Barry’s description of Anthony Gatto’s practice routine, or when I read Steve’s story about how his practice methods took a toll on his body, I was 28 years old and just starting out in juggling. At age 49, I went back and re-read those articles. As with most things, I found new lessons and different meanings. In those intervening 21 years, I kept juggling, earned a master’s in Education, and read a few other books and articles that sparked a new interest in making my practice time as efficient and as effective as possible.

Zoom Meeting ID:

Meeting ID: 916 1527 4744

Prerequisites:

None