I also mean like .. Is there any (true) guidelines, rules, that could show up in a schoolbook of juggling, any law(s) of juggling, that are not ``depends´´ and not ``yeah, but´´ in-case-true?
I mean, even gravity doesn't grant for props falling always "down" since people get the idea to juggle while hanging upside down, or when bounce juggling within big triangles, or when showing siteswaps on pool tables, rolling. Hardly any insight, anything you learn, seems to be really granted, as there will always be someone who'll do it exactly opposite or make the impossible happen. Isn't that pretty queer for a discipline? You don't have that in javelin throw or tennis or sports-fishing. Or let's take artforms .. there's howto-books for drawing, painting, music, dancing, anything, animation-arts .. only juggling has no true guidelines?? Only: you can do this or that pattern, and "Let the upper arms point downward!"
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