How to Ball Bounce JUGGLE - 3 balls, Intermediate Level Juggling

When learning to do ball bouncing the juggle uses the same pattern as while juggling in the air. There are two different ways someone can start out, with the "lift bounce" and the "force bounce". The lift bounce is the easier of the two, and also the first juggling technique explained in this instructional video.

About the props:
Bounce balls are specially made for juggling when the juggling pattern involves bouncing the ball off the floor. A bouncing ball needs to have a high enough bounce to keep the pattern going. There are two kinds, which are either made of silicone or compressed rubber. These types of balls roll when dropped and will bounce off each in a midair collision, so they are better suited for just bounce juggling.

Play G-force balls are made of compressed rubber. Their bounce is about the same as that of silicone balls, at a much lower cost.

Silicone Balls do not get dirty or stained, and they have a very nice soft feel with vivid colors. Overall, it is a better bounce juggling ball, although it is more expensive.

Pro tips (advanced and intermediate juggler)
The quality of compressed rubber bounce balls has improved over the years. The quality of the new compressed rubber bounce balls is better than the original rubber ones with the swirled colors. This improved quality has made the difference between a silicone bounce ball and a compressed rubber ball much less. The only advantages silicone balls have over-compressed rubber ones are that: the colors are more vivid; they have a nicer surface feel, and they are easy to clean. The bounce property of silicone is about the same as that of compressed rubber.