My new blog
Scott Seltzer
It's only a week and a half old so you may as well start at the bottom and
read your way up.
I haven't found so many juggling blogs out there. Here are a few that I've
found:
http://www.lukeburrage.com/thingonthenet/
http://www.buildingweight.com/
http://icantstopjuggling.blogspot.com/
http://www.gradzone.com/jog.html
http://www.google.com/search?q=juggling+blog
Any others to recommend?
-Scott
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Luke Burrage
> http://ratherbejuggling.blogspot.com/
>
> It's only a week and a half old so you may as well start at the bottom and
> read your way up.
>
> I haven't found so many juggling blogs out there. Here are a few that I've
> found:
> http://www.lukeburrage.com/thingonthenet/
> http://www.buildingweight.com/
> http://icantstopjuggling.blogspot.com/
> http://www.gradzone.com/jog.html
> http://www.google.com/search?q=juggling+blog
>
> Any others to recommend?
>
http://www.gluk.com.au/?cat=3 generic juggling news.
http://monkeyjuggler.blogspirit.com/ a personal blob, with maybe 10%
juggling content, but what is there is usually a no-holds-barred rant or a
scathing review. Good stuff.
I can't think of any more off the top of my head.
plumsie
it's written by monkeyjuggler same as the one above and is a great
resource for dealing with injuries. He is a fully qualified Physio who
juggles and has done workshops on injury prevention at conventions in the
past.
Lots of stuff related to injury prevention for jugglers, acrobalancers,
aerialists, unicyclists,etc.
well worth a read if you are suffering from any minor injuries.
Ken Nishimura
A sporadic blog. I haven't read much and can't tell what
she's writing about.
http://bear-blog.blogspirit.com/
She's going for 5b cascade. A lot of interesting experience
with funny coworkers. She writes well.
Scott, when I first started juggling 2 years ago, I read
through your web page thoroughly and learnt a lot. I am
looking forward to new entries in your blog!
Luke, I read what you write here and there. I like your
positive attitude when you have to confront other
opinions(wimpy vs fountain, post-modern vs traditional, etc).
Your writing is always funny, informative, considerate and
clear. Also looking forward to reading what you have to say!
By the way, I also have my juggling blog, in the Japanese
language(ouch). I write something about juggling almost
everyday. If you could read this oriental language, you
would see a bunch, at least more than 50, of juggling blogs
out there.
How about the situation in other languages? Anybody?
--
Ken Nishimura, Tokyo
Tarmo
> Any others to recommend?
Erik Åberg's blog at www.objectepisodes.com
It doesn't seem to be updated too often, but the website could develop
into something interesting.
Tarmo
Elias
Well, I'm no sure I can recomend my own blog since it's sometimes writen
in Swedish but I try to write in English as often as possible.
I've been to some conventions/festivals in Sweden and Finland the last
years and have reviewed most of the shows I've seen.
/elias hedlund
Mutton
Hah, I was about to blog about other juggling blogs, but you saved a
recovering CTS patient the trouble. ;)
--
Andrew
http://www.jugglingblog.com
Bok_sk
Nice blog Scott.
at "juggling life style quizz" i got my score. 48.44.
much belower than you :-)
in the section related with juggling Festival(Convention),
i lost many points :-)
no convention in my country, too long Europe. but
From this year i'll join Japan and Europe !!
and in that quiz, this one was funny,
"
You read dates/times/phone numbers etc. & check to see if they are a valid
siteswap" Recently i got this habit!!
Bok.
Bok_sk
> By the way, I also have my juggling blog, in the Japanese
> language(ouch). I write something about juggling almost
> everyday. If you could read this oriental language, you
> would see a bunch, at least more than 50, of juggling blogs
> out there.
What happened Ken ?
last year you made me a peeping Tom.
i felt guilty fot that :-)
Anyway, I'm happy to see your blog again.
i can't read japanese, but i can learn or i
have good friends who read japanese well, so
i can ask them to translate something important.
Bok.
slammin
>
> I haven't found so many juggling blogs out there. Here are a few that I've
> found:
> http://www.lukeburrage.com/thingonthenet/
> http://www.buildingweight.com/
> http://icantstopjuggling.blogspot.com/
> http://www.gradzone.com/jog.html
> http://www.google.com/search?q=juggling+blog
>
> Any others to recommend?
>
mainly me and Viveca) write blogs about our weekly club meetings. I like
it, but that's because it is about me.
http://p206.ezboard.com/fnycjugglingfrm10
-Slammin'
Ken Nishimura
German, the two languages are relatively similar, and any
translation program would produce reasonable output. You'd
be surprised.
Hmmm, it may not be worth taking time, though.
--
Ken Nishimura, Tokyo(snowing for the 1st time this season)
MonkeyJuggler
>> >
> >
> > http://monkeyjuggler.blogspirit.com/ a personal blob, with maybe 10%
> > juggling content, but what is there is usually a no-holds-barred rant or a
> > scathing review. Good stuff.
I'm not always scathing. Credit where it's due.
> Plumsie wrote:
> http://physiomonkey.blogspirit.com/
>
> it's written by monkeyjuggler same as the one above and is a great
> resource for dealing with injuries. He is a fully qualified Physio who
> juggles and has done workshops on injury prevention at conventions in the
> past.
>
> Lots of stuff related to injury prevention for jugglers, acrobalancers,
> aerialists, unicyclists,etc.
>
> well worth a read if you are suffering from any minor injuries.
Cheers for the plug P. Just wanted to add that if anyone has any queries
or problems then emails will always be answered. I'm not selling; it's
all free.
Any convention/workshop organisers want me to provide services/workshops
then get in touch. Email addy found on the website or IJDB.
Cheers again.
Have fun.
Alan