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Handlordz is holding a challenge and i’ve been watching a few entries but as soon as i saw Max’s i couldn’t wait to blog it.

I don’t know how do HLers call you but i’d suggest OriXinalZ or something hehe.

I really loved this one Max i hope you the best luck at the challenge but please keep rewarding us with stuff like this.

Warm hugs,

Alejandro

Quite simply, Michael Moschen has revolutionized juggling, refining it into an art and a bit of a science.

With a penchant for discipline, choreography, and catching flying balls — and using props that include flaming torches, hoops, rods, and a ten-foot plastic triangle enclosure within which he stands, bouncing balls against the sides to achieve incredible patterns and velocities — he creates illusions of speed and light that push the envelope of what is possible within this age-old circus art.

Watch as Michael Moschen speaks in front of the TED audience.

(running time 37:02)

“Mr. Moschen is a juggler. But that simple statement, though accurate, fails to do justice to the enchantment of his presentation. Mr. Moschen turns juggling into a fine art, so that it grows akin to dance … Mr. Moschen creates what could be called a visual music in space with his juggling.” — New York Times

Important links and other information

1.Michael Moschen’s Wiki page:
2. Michael Moschen’s website: http://www.michaelmoschen.com
3. Michael Moschen’s TED page.

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Getting bored of sitting around the Esplanade Underground area watching breakdancers strut their stuff and jugglers do their thang, we decided to do a series of consecutive moves and filmed it down in a gritty manner. This is a product of our footages gathered that evening. Enjoy!

- Ling speaking on behalf of Jaspas, Ben You and Leon.