I learned to juggle when I was six years old, after my dad took me to my first lesson. What started as a skill quickly became something more — a way to connect with people, have fun, and share joy without saying a word.
Over the years, I’ve seen how juggling can feel intimidating when it doesn’t need to be. People get stuck, overthink it, or assume they’re “not built for it.”
My goal with FlyJuggler is to remove that friction. I focus on clear guidance, the right equipment, and a supportive approach — so juggling stays what it’s meant to be: fun, accessible, and deeply satisfying.
