NetJuggler Juggling Scarf

This scarf is sold individually .

Juggling scarf:

This small juggling scarf measures 40cm by 40cm.
It's made of nylon with stitched edges. It moves smoothly and slowly through the air, making it an ideal accessory for introducing children to juggling. This smaller size is more suitable for younger children than the 70cm x 70cm models we offer.

Scarves are often used by beginner jugglers because their fall is slowed in the air, making it easier to learn movements and rhythms.

NetJuggler's opinion:

Visually appealing and enjoyable to juggle, the scarves move through the air in slow motion. These scarves are especially popular with children, as well as anyone who appreciates slow, sweeping movements!

For associations and schools : if you are starting out in teaching circus arts and juggling, scarves are almost a must-have, as they are the most suitable item for teaching three-ball juggling...

It usually goes something like this: we explain to beginners how to juggle two balls. Then, when we add the third, they get a little stuck because it happens so fast... We bring out the scarves and have them try juggling three scarves... And presto, it works! So we go back to the balls and it works too...

I'm definitely being a bit optimistic about immediate success with my explanation ;-) Some people learn very quickly, others take much longer; it depends on age and learning ability, and above all, on motivation to learn to juggle. My explanation is just to give you an idea of one possible order of things... Everyone has their own methods and teaching style...

For what type of practice?

• From 4/5 years old, this 40cm x 40cm scarf will be perfect! It's small and allows for fewer collisions than with larger scarves.
• Also ideal for use in circus initiation with people with reduced mobility, for psychomotor sessions as well as for rehabilitation.
• NetJuggler recommends you take 3 per juggler :-)

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.