toss juggling

Toss juggling involves skillfully throwing and catching multiple objects, typically balls or similar items, in a rhythmic pattern. The juggler throws each object into the air following specific arcs, ensuring they move comfortably between catches without colliding. Mastery relies on understanding timing, trajectory, and spatial awareness to maintain consistent patterns, often called "patterns" or "siteswaps." Proper technique involves controlled throws with appropriate height and speed, allowing for smooth, repetitive motion. Juggling can vary in complexity from basic three-object cascades to intricate routines with many objects, demonstrating coordination, concentration, and timing skills.