Most Catches Juggling Four Executioner's Axes

sweet... guess axes are the new juggling knives

Longest Time To Control A Devil Stick With One Hand

hey dan thanks for your interest. In my opinion the difference between devilsticks and flowersticks is really significant i´ll try to explain why.

• Devilsticks react and move faster than flowersticks resulting in a higher chance of failure
• Devilsticks have less grip which means you have to play more accurate and use a technique that is more focussed on hitting than catching. A flowerstick provides an amount of grip that once it touches the handsticks it will stay there for half a second and almost any movement will prevent it from falling to the ground
  • the flowers stabilises any circular motion, for endurance records like propeller, helicopter etc. this is a huge advanage (fewer corrections need to be done which is less exhausting to body and mind)

there are propably more reasons but it´s hard to describe, nevermind ask any experienced juggler or sticker and most of them will tell you that flowersticks are way easyer.

if you need more information feel free to sent me a message.

besides that devilstick has a little terminology problem already. There are 2 Videos under "devilstick" and while the rest is tagged under "devil stick" none of these is wrong or correct (even if i like devilstick way more and think it makes more sense)

Longest Time To Control A Devil Stick With One Hand

recordsetter clearly doesn´t care about the difference between devilsticks and flowersticks and i guess it´s to late to change that, nevermind i plan to do some record filming in a few weeks so if you break that record better do long cause i want it back

Most Squats On An Indo Board In One Minute

would it be ok to try it on a regular rola bola ? seems to be the basicly the same thing. don´t think i can bet you though you´re doing extremly well

Most Consecutive One-Hand Devil Stick Rotations While Balancing On A Rola Bola

thx for counting, according to this i have a spinrate of 2.8 rotations per second