The Juggling Equipment Blog

Team RootBerry using thier free time in the Bahamas to use their cool camera and take some underwater juggling shots.
They could have sent it to National Geographic, or to the Guiness World Records if they have a better run than this guy.

Name: Bill Berry
Country: USA
Age: 33
Favorite prop: Beanbags
Started Juggling: 6th grade
Currently working on: Mostly maintaining rather than expanding right now.
Website: http://www.rootberry.com

Short Bio:
When he is not juggling Bill enjoys surfing, mountain biking, chess, brain teasers, and people watching.
Defining moment in my juggling history: 2003 IJA

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Favorite Cereal: Rootberry Burst Cheerios.
3 things you didnt know about me:
1. I’m not a fan of math.
2. I I have a cat even though I’m allergic.
3. If I had three wishes only one of them would be selfish.
If I werent a juggler, I would be: Something X-Games, Chess player, Surfer, Book Reviewer, Constructions Worker, Fireman, Doctor, Forensic Scientist, Physicist, Stand-Up Comedian, Underworld Boss, Politician, or Flea Circus operator. Any of those would be interesting and/or fulfilling to me…
Time it took me to learn 5 balls: 2 weeks = 14 catches
Is juggling sport or art? Both, everyone thinks differently but neither is wrong… To me juggling is entertaining… I enjoy doing it and I try to make it interesting for others to watch…
If I were a juggling equipment, I would be: Jugglers Prop Shop, Peacock colored Blue Lame’, Sean McKinney loose packed, 3″ beanbag. Then I’d be perfect…
Jugglers in my family: My brothers Frank & Rick.
Juggling equipment that has not been invented yet: How could I know that?? Ok, how about the reinvention of the Jugglers Prop Shop, Peacock colored Blue Lame’, Sean McKinney loose packed, 3″ beanbag…
Famous juggler i’d love to pass with: There’s a famous juggler? I enjoy passing with everyone, except for that kid who always has orange Cheeto all over his fingers… If he washed his hands, I’d pass with him too though.
after the invention of a time machine – what advice would you give to your younger self?
Write more and practice less…