Associations and Circus Schools
Circus arts teachers:
We made several videos to guide you in your choice of equipment.
Whether you're a regular or new to working teaching circus arts, this page will be updated regularly with new videos and tips.
If you work for a school, an association, a community, a town hall, etc., know that at NetJuggler, you automatically benefit from the Club discount. That is to say a special pricing in our shop. Find out.
One last tip before you start watching videos, we advise you to buy quality equipment even if it costs you a little more. This way, you can buy a little extra material each year. By buying first-rate equipment, you risk having to replace equipment every year instead of having a little more for your students. A good hearing!
If you have any questions or would like to see a video on a specific topic, don't hesitate to ask us!
Getting started in the circus arts:
Whether you're doing initiation to young children from 3/4 years old or you're teaching young people from 5 to 77 years old, there are a few items that we find all the time to learn the basics.
Scarves
Spinning Plates
Play manufactures a particularly interesting model for children, here is a video presentation:
Short tour of juggling disciplines:
The diabolo
We have a full article on diabolo model selection that you can check out here. Or you can watch this video which takes a quick tour of the 4 models that we find to be the best to end up in your school:
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Hello, I would like to buy a diabolo for my 3-year-old daughter because she can't lift the large models. Which one do you recommend? Thank you.
You have the Astro diabolo, which is small but still usable for a toddler. Alternatively, you have the Jester, which is one of the best diabolos we have for beginners.
Good morning,
I play diabolo as an amateur with a Mister Babache harlequin and I would like to learn to play two diabolos. What types of diabolos do you offer?
Thanks in advance
For two diabolos, I recommend the Finesse, Circus, or Taibolo. These are the most commonly used diabolos and are best suited for practicing with multiple diabolos. The current favorite is undoubtedly the Taibolo.
Good morning,
I am a beginner in juggling and I have some questions to ask you. I would like to know which brand of ball to choose, how many grams and how much a ball costs on average! Thank you in advance!
If you're just starting out and want to get serious about it, I recommend the Softball PLUS balls. Made by Play in Italy, they're the best way to get a taste of everything.