Set of 3 big juggling scarves

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These scarves are sold in sets of three . You can choose your colors once you click the "Add to Cart" button :-).

Juggling scarves:

The large juggling scarves are 70cm/70cm.
They are made of nylon and have stitched edges. Lightweight and easy to use, perfect for beginners or for those who want to have fun.

Scarves are often used by beginner jugglers because their fall is slowed in the air, making it easier to learn the movements. The slowness of the scarves allows for a breakdown of the movements, leading to a better understanding of the rhythms.

NetJuggler's opinion:

They are both visually appealing and enjoyable to juggle ; the scarves move through the air in slow motion. These scarves are particularly popular with teachers as a teaching tool to use with children, people with reduced mobility, and anyone who enjoys slow, sweeping movements!

Ideal for associations and schools : if you are starting out in teaching circus arts and juggling, scarves are almost a must-have in the sense that they are the most suitable item for teaching how to juggle three balls...

The transition from juggling two balls to three balls often proves difficult for many beginners. Using scarves for this step allows them to slow down the pace and thus better understand the rhythm of juggling with three objects.

With some people learning happens very quickly, with others it takes much longer, it depends on age and ability to learn, and above all on motivation to learn to juggle.

For what type of practice?

• From age 7/8, these 70cm x 70cm scarves will be perfect! They're large and therefore hang more gently than smaller scarves. They're also more visually appealing than 40cm x 40cm scarves.
• Also ideal for people with reduced mobility for learning to juggle but also for many varied motor skills exercises.

Wash the juggling scarves

For washing scarves, it is a delicate nylon material that is difficult to wash.

One possibility is to wash them in a mesh bag in the washing machine on a cold cycle with a wool program and a very gentle spin.

If you don't have a mesh bag, you could put them in a pantyhose or a pillowcase, for example.

Ideally, it should be washed by hand.