Tim Nolan bounce videos

Bounceboy

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Jun 27, 2004, 8:57:09 PM6/27/04

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I've put 6 Tim Nolan bounce videos on our video site, two of which are World
Records (11 ball flash and 8 ball force).

http://www.bouncepage.com/videos.html

Jared Davis

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Jun 27, 2004, 10:43:25 PM6/27/04

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Bounceboy wrote:
> I've put 6 Tim Nolan bounce videos on our video site, two of which are World
> Records (11 ball flash and 8 ball force).

Thanks for the videos. It seems to me that neither of the 11 ball flash
videos are legit. One of them he flashes 11 with one of them being
dropped from his neck after flashing the ten. The other he drops one of
the balls when he is collecting. Nonetheless, nice videos.

-Jared

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Marco Paoletti

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Jun 27, 2004, 11:43:03 PM6/27/04

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hi, i get in the page but i dont see the tim nolan videos... where exactly
are they (where in the page) thanks marco

Bounceboy

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Jun 29, 2004, 8:45:48 PM6/29/04

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Near the top, under the large heading NUMBERS, there are 3 subcategories:
PASSING, SOLO (JOHN JONES), and then SOLO (TIM NOLAN). That's where they
are. There are 6 separate video links. Enjoy.

Bounce Boy

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Bounceboy

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Jun 29, 2004, 9:26:00 PM6/29/04

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I agree that the one labeled 11 BALL TRICK is not a flash, and for two
reasons. One, he uses his chin to throw the last ball. That's sort of like
using three hands in which case a flash wouldn't be 11 catches but, hmm,
something higher than than. Two, the last ball is dropped from his chin
almost after the pattern is complete so is not in the right sequence. Still,
a cool trick and is a 10-ball flash with a clean finish even without the
trick ball.

The video labeled 11 BALL FLASH, is a flash, and here's why. Many bouncers
agree that a touch is a catch. Here's a quote from the Numbers Competition
rules,
"Ball Bouncing Patterns Defined

...Some bounce jugglers do not actually grip each ball as it comes to a
hand. Instead, they may simply push the ball slightly to redirect it to the
next hand. Since a stable pattern can be maintained in this way, any touch
of a ball with a hand will be considered to be a catch in ball bouncing..."

In Tim's pattern, the ball slips out of his hand as he's trying to do a
clean finish. A clean finish is not required, just 11 catches.
That being said, not everyone agrees with this method of counting
catches, and so bounce juggling records only exist on The Bounce Page. This
11-ball flash is shown on the Records page at
http://www.bouncepage.com/records.htm It is the only time 11 has been
flashed.

Jared, if you're coming to Buffalo, we have something special for you, since
you were a good sport with the egg steals.

Dave

Jared Davis

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Jun 30, 2004, 12:28:21 AM6/30/04

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> Jared, if you're coming to Buffalo, we have something special for you, since
> you were a good sport with the egg steals.

Oh geez.

Mike Cheng

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Jun 30, 2004, 6:54:30 PM6/30/04

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Cool videos. I would start bounce juggling, but silicones are quite
expensive.

Beinn Muir

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Jun 30, 2004, 7:07:23 PM6/30/04

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> Bounceboy wrote:
> > I've put 6 Tim Nolan bounce videos on our video site, two of which are
World
> > Records (11 ball flash and 8 ball force).
> >
> > http://www.bouncepage.com/videos.html
> >
> >
> Cool videos. I would start bounce juggling, but silicones are quite
> expensive.
>

If you want to start out with bouncing there are many alternatives to
silicones. Admittedly they will not have such an amazing feel, but they will
bounce well and they will be affordable. If you are interested in trying out
bouncing I would certainly have a look for some cheap bouncy balls.

Try out these places for starters:

http://www.seriousjuggling.com/Balls_Bounce.htm

http://www.butterfingers.co.uk/frame.cfm?area=shop

http://passepasse.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=32_41

There are more vendors, these are just a few off the top of my head. I can
recommend the oddball bouncing balls, I have had a set for about 10 years
now and they are still in pretty good condition =) They have a good bounce.

Cheers,
Beinn...

Bounceboy

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Jun 30, 2004, 8:00:24 PM6/30/04

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I agree. Oddballs are what I started with. I told myself if I ever learned
to bounce 7, I would treat myself to silicones, and I did. I still have my
Oddballs and use them on surfaces (asphalt) that I don't want the sillies
on. The Oddballs have held up pretty well over the years.

Marco Paoletti

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Jul 1, 2004, 2:34:35 AM7/1/04

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hi bounceboy:
i found them. nice video... but i think the 8 ball force bounce is not the
world record. i have a video of a guy called tony that does more than 12
cathces and it seems he keeps on going... so i think there is a new world
record. you can download the video from the shilton.com. its called
ejc2003 or something like that. in the midle of the video. hope it helps,
thanks for sharing marco

Bounceboy

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Jul 1, 2004, 8:27:44 PM7/1/04

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How do I get to the shilton.com? My browser isn't taking this

address.

BB

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JohnnyBounce

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Jul 1, 2004, 8:49:12 PM7/1/04

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Bounceboy wrote:
> How do I get to the shilton.com? My browser isn't taking this
>
> address.

shiltons.com works , but I couldn't find that particular video

-Johnny

Bounceboy

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Jul 1, 2004, 10:39:41 PM7/1/04

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OK, I found this one. If this is the video you're thinking of, the 8-ball
force unfortunately cuts away after 6 catches. Tim's record stands. Do you
Tony's last name?

http://www.shiltons.com/videos/shiltons-movie/EJC2003/EJC2003.mpg

BB

John, nice run of 9 balls on the video also (~34 catches).

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hervenicol

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Jul 2, 2004, 4:03:57 AM7/2/04

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Bounceboy wrote:
> OK, I found this one. If this is the video you're thinking of, the 8-ball
> force unfortunately cuts away after 6 catches. Tim's record stands. Do you
> Tony's last name?
>

He's called Tony Frebourg. His webpage (in french):
http://www.tonyfrebourg.com.
Note that he also is pretty good at diabolo (his website mentions 5
diabolos).

--
RV

KlasA

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Jul 2, 2004, 5:39:01 AM7/2/04

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hervenicol wrote:
> He's called Tony Frebourg. His webpage (in french):
> http://www.tonyfrebourg.com.
> Note that he also is pretty good at diabolo (his website mentions 5
> diabolos).

Not only mentions, here's the video.
http://www.tonyfrebourg.com./tonygrand/tonygrandadsl/lespages/clipsvideo.htm

Klas, impressed