Q&A for How to Juggle Three Balls

Of course! Oranges are perfect, but basically any round or semi-round fruit or vegetable works.

That is perfectly normal to do while learning, and will stop happening as you practice. Try to develop a consistent pattern so you know exactly when and where the balls are going to fall.

A normal ball like a tennis ball, basball or softball ball or even a foam or soft cricketball will be fine. If you don't want an actual ball you could try little beanbags.

It would be easier to throw them at eye level, but after a while you will be able to throw them higher.

Technically no, because proper juggling looks more like an infinity sign. You are referring to "cartoon juggling."

Use beanbags or small scarves to start with. You could also use socks or pompoms.

You should try to throw the balls in a pattern of "through, through, catch catch". So timing the throw is as important as catching the balls.

When juggling under the leg, it is best to start out throwing slow paced and to use higher throws. With two balls, try throwing one ball normally, then throwing the second ball under the leg. You will eventually be able to do it consistently. Some tips: Maintain your form (don't go running all over the place); and you may bend your knee at first but it will get more consistent.

You can, but if you juggle with light weighted ball, it can go higher in the air than you wanted it to go and may be harder to catch because of its weight.

Preferably your palms, as it is easier. But you can catch with your fingertips also.