Book The Paradoxes of Juggling

Couverture du livre The Paradoxes of Juggling par Michael Staroseletsky, avec des illustrations colorées représentant un jongleur stylisé. En arrière-plan, des éclats de couleurs vives émanent du personnage central. L'image comprend également une page ouv

Livre The Paradoxes of Juggling avec une illustration colorée sur la couverture, représentant un jongleur stylisé en position de jonglage, entouré de motifs abstraits et de sphères colorées. Le titre est en lettres noires et le nom de l'auteur, Michael St

Texte au dos du livre The Paradoxes of Juggling, présentant une description du contenu et de l'auteur, comprenant des informations sur l'héritage de la jonglerie soviétique et les contributions de Michael Staroseletski. Illustrations colorées en haut du l

Livre ouvert intitulé The Paradoxes of Juggling, montrant des pages avec texte sur les étapes de la capture d'un objet en jonglerie, notamment Attraper des objets et Influence active sur l'objet. Pages numérotées 38 et 39, présentant des détails technique

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Book sold individually – English edition.

The Paradoxes of Juggling:

The Paradoxes of Juggling is an in-depth work for experienced jugglers who wish to deepen their understanding of juggling beyond mere technical execution. Michael Staroseletsky explores the fundamental paradoxes that structure the learning and mastery of juggling: precision and freedom, repetition and creativity, control and letting go.

Preface by the American juggler Albert Lucas . Paperback book, compact format, easy to carry.

NetJuggler's review of the book The Paradoxes of Juggling :

This book doesn't aim to teach tricks or routines, but rather to convey a way of thinking about juggling. Rooted in the legacy of the great Soviet school, it offers a structured reflection on movement, coordination, and the learning process itself. A demanding, sometimes dense, but fascinating work for advanced jugglers who enjoy reflecting on their practice and putting words to sensations acquired through experience.

Michael Staroseletsky's book The Paradoxes of Juggling, displayed in three views: front cover coloured with artistic designs, open inner pages showing text, and back cover with a brief description.

Technical specifications:

Number of pages: 84 pages.
Format: 13 × 20.5 cm.
Weight: 125 g.
Binding: paperback (softcover).
Language: English.
Illustrations: a few black and white photos and diagrams.
ISBN: 9798376524886.

For what type of practice?

Experienced and professional jugglers.
Practitioners interested in juggling theory and learning methods.
Readers sensitive to the legacy of the Soviet school of juggling.

Information about the manufacturer NDJUGGLING:

NDJUGGLING is the publishing project of Niels Duinker , an internationally renowned juggler and educator. Through his publications, he helps preserve and transmit essential texts of modern juggling, particularly those related to the Russian and Soviet schools. His editorial work emphasizes reflection, the transmission of knowledge, and juggling culture in its broadest sense.

Warning : This is a theoretical work, not intended for learning the basics of juggling. Advanced level recommended.

Why read this book?

Because it doesn't answer the question "how to juggle," but rather "how to learn to juggle better." A stimulating read for those who have practiced for a long time and wish to add more depth to their artistic approach.