Yeah, it was a particularly young crowd this year! Which made some of the stuff they were doing (especially in the freestyle competitions) even more ridiculous. It was also kind of funny that both the intermediate competitors were older than all the advanced competitors.
Doug Sayers and Vova Galchenko were both in attendance giving workshops. As I said in another post, the WJF is a convention first, a competition second (at least in this attendee's opinion). I would find it disappointing if the WJF competitions (and therefore philosophies?) disappeared, as I appreciate the opportunity it presents to jugglers who are into that style of juggling.
While it was still a small turnout (even including the non-competitors), I enjoyed myself immensely.
by Mike Moore, in response to this post 2015-11-09 09:48:12