RIT Juggling Club

Warren Hammond is a freak. No, I'm not name calling here, anyone who can successfully graduate from RIT, then do longevity research, then switch gears and within just a few years become an award winning solo and team juggler must be a freak. The world needs more freaks like Warren. Warren is an alum of the Class of 2004 who majored in Biology. After RIT he spent 2 years in grad school at Baylor College of Medicine in the Department of Molecular Virology and Microbiology, then 1 1/2 years as a research tech at the university of Colorado health science center working on aging and genetic engineering. He returns to RIT on April 16th doing nothing of the above. Although his knowledge of Biology probably helped when he first decided to drive a screwdriver into his nose...ewww. Warren will be hosting the Big Open our Free Friday night show at RIT for the opening of 33rd RIT Spring Juggle-In and Emceeing the main show on Saturday as part of the award winning co...

We are so excited that Jorden Moir is performing at RIT this year. http://www.rit.edu/sg/jugglingclub/jugglein/2010/show He is a 22 yr old student and performer with Zacada Circus School in Stoney Creek, Ontario, and undeniably the best at what he does. Here's a clip from juggling.tv - http://juggling.tv/video/29 Relentlessly pursuing excellence in footbagging skill, and performance, continues to pay off for Jorden. Recently he was one of the few (24) selected out of 800 applicants to compete in the prestigious Cirque de Demain festival in Paris this year. Check out minute 1:23 to see a cameo of Jorden in the French news Broadcast. http://videos.tf1.fr/jt-13h/ decouvrez-les-nouveaux- talents-du-cirque-de-demain- 5662939.html

If you're a juggler then you've probably heard of the famous "Mills Mess" 3 ball juggling trick. If you aren't, then imagine a juggling pattern that involves crossing and uncrossing your arms while you juggle, simultaneously making continuous under the arm throws. Yes, it's basically like tying your arms into a knot. The creative and crazy mind of Steve Mills came up with this pattern, and he will be performing with along with his Dazzling juggling and Unicycling family at this years RIT Spring Juggle-In. They represent the best in family performance as well as incredible unicyclists. Check out the clip below to see their world record setting ride, better still make sure you come to the 33rd RIT Spring Juggle-In and see them perform live! Video of their record ride Left: the Dazzling Mills Family sets up for the world record three high pyramid (far left), we made it! Dismounting at 28 feet 2 inches! For more about the world records they see here The Dazz...

If you are in the RIT area and a night owl you'll enjoy this show... Event Name: CAB Late Night Events: The Adult Circus - Michael DuBois Category: Club Events/Activities Description: Adult Circus Michael DuBois has appeared on national television with their act from NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to MTV. Adult Circus is a fast paced, audience interactive variety show featuring an all-original presentation of Magic, Juggling, Telepathy, Circus & Sideshow Stunts all wrapped in a blanket of Comedy! Location: Ingle Auditorium Doors Open: 10:30pm Show Starts: 11pm Cost: $1 Schedules: 03/27/2010 (11:00 PM - 12:15 AM) https://events.rit.edu/event_detail.cfm?event_key=416315

Only got a little spare change left in your pocket? then come to the RIT Juggle In That's right you get more juggling fun for your dollar or is it you can get dollar made for juggling? More cool graphics made by Mark Zuniga.

Well there you have it, Thanks to the original creative artistry of Mark Zuniga who "coined" our new logo we are off and running. By the way Mark is a pretty awesome photographer, movie maker and juggler. Find Mark @ http://www.sample16.com or connect with him levington@gmail.com Thanks also to Zach Cohn who told me once the famous phrase "Free is Good" Free is definitely good!

RIT Juggling club with a blog is cool, cooler still is the RIT Spring Juggle-IN coming up in only 22 days.! I'm thrilled with all the energy and cool people who come together to make this event happen. Today I got this fabulous email from Norbi Whitney about ways I could describe him in the brochure. Our theme of being the best was the main idea and I know that he has won many awards over the years including British Young Juggler of the year. Ultimately I decided to go with "The Lord of the Rings" because he is sooo... very good with rings. Norbi has been studying in Quebec the last two years and continues to prove himself a performance star. I can't wait to see him in the show. For more about this years show line-up: http://www.rit.edu/sg/jugglingclub/jugglein/2010/show More to come!