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Library of Juggling catalogs juggling tricks by difficulty, including patterns for different numbers of balls.

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About LibraryOfJuggling

Library of Juggling is a web catalog of juggling tricks and patterns, organized by difficulty and by the number of balls used. Its stated goal is to record popular and less common tricks in one place, with an animated representation for each pattern and general information such as siteswap notation, difficulty level, and prerequisite tricks.

The site is on an indefinite hiatus, so no new tricks are being added. Existing content remains hosted for the foreseeable future. Written tutorials are provided only for tricks the author was able to run as a pattern. For other tricks, the site offers a short description and links to outside tutorials and demonstrations.

Key features

  • Tricks listed by difficulty level
  • Patterns grouped by three, four, five, and six balls
  • Animated pattern representations created with JugglingLab
  • Siteswap notation and prerequisite tricks listed for each trick
  • Text-based tutorials for some tricks, with animations
  • Links to outside tutorials, including YouTube videos
Best for: Intermediate jugglers who want to look up named patterns and their siteswap notation, and beginners who want a catalog of tricks to explore.
Good for
  • Organizes a large number of named tricks by difficulty and ball count.
  • Uses JugglingLab animations to show how each pattern moves.
  • Points to outside tutorials, including YouTube videos and other sites.
Watch out for
  • The site is on an indefinite hiatus, and no new tricks will be added.
  • Not every trick has its own written tutorial; some have only a short description and outside links.
  • The most recent listed additions are dated June 13, 2015.

LibraryOfJuggling at a glance

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Platforms
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Open source
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Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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LibraryOfJuggling FAQ

Where should a beginner start?
The site recommends starting with the Three Ball Cascade pattern.
Are new tricks still being added?
No. The site is on an indefinite hiatus, so no new tricks will be added. Existing content will continue to be hosted for the foreseeable future.
Does every trick have a written tutorial?
No. The author provides a text-based tutorial only when able to run the pattern. Otherwise, the site includes a short description along with outside tutorials and demonstrations.
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