Go Retire Psychiatrist

I’ve been practicing the Georgian Shuffle juggling trick lately because the way I do it makes me think of the sound of an old train. So, a couple of days ago, I worked on it and it didn’t take too long until it looked a little better.

I’m not sure why jugglers call the pattern an example of “Claymotion.” But I found a web article about it. It’s about start/stop motions in jugging. It’s named after a British juggler named Richard Clay.