Where can I buy juggling balls at a good price?

Watch this funny tutorial on youtube. It's a young kid who can juggle 4 balls really well and the subtitles explain how he does it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEWq_5I3eXc

I like the Learn How to Juggle website as it explains tricks and shows the balls moving at the same time.

http://learnhowtojuggle.info/juggling-tricks/

You can juggle with all sorts of things - bean bags, balls, clubs, rings but you can even use apples and oranges if you don't have the right equipment but want to give it a try.

1. Use a funnel to fill a balloon with rice. You can decide how heavy you want the ball to be.

2. Cut the skinny end off another balloon and wrap it around the ball of rice.

3. Keep adding more balloons - alternating where you leave the opening so that the ball keeps its shape and stays even.

4. You can glue shapes of balloon on to the final ball to decorate.

Juggling rings are good fun. They are a mid-way step between juggling balls and clubs. And I found them really good for my kids as they don't cause injuries, so if you have more than one person wanting to juggle they can all practice together without injuring each other.

You can buy workshop packs with juggling equipment. Even the basic kits include bean bag balls, sticks, spinning plates etc.

Oddballs have a range of workshop packs and it really depends how many people you think will be coming to the group.

http://www.oddballs.co.uk/workshop-packs-c-2120.html

Juggling scarves are really good for beginner jugglers. They float through the air and are easy to catch. Experts recommend that young children learn to juggle with scarves as they are much easier to catch than balls and then they can move over to balls when they have better hand eye co-ordination.

Watch this YouTube video for a really good guide to juggling that breaks down one step at a time how to juggle.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCt1bmSASCI