JUGGLE

          First time I playing juggle time I in the PLKN, time the coach teach we all the means of playing the juggle. We give the couple for playing the juggle, the coach teach me and all my friends one by one the step juggle, step one I can do it the juggle and we are try handball with the couple for the accustom  handball the step juggle. The step one how  handball ball too by right and left, the step one it’s easy for me because the step one, one ball only and  step one only one day my coach teaching about the juggle.  Besides that, my coach teach step number two, coach give we all two ball for continued the juggle, practice how too can get the two ball and past the ball by right and left. Actually the step two same the step one because the steps easy for  people can get the ball but sometime when play the juggle have the ball fall down near the floor and the last part juggle is three ball how can play the juggle too three ball? Not really some people can  handball three balls but if someone have high spirits their can do it the juggle three balls. I never can do it juggle three ball, I don’t know why didn’t do it three balls at the same time. When I think actually playing the juggle is very fun and enjoy because there are teach one by one the step juggle and we are learn all about the step. Actually game juggle training some people to be patient and don’t give up there are doing something because when we give up easily, we cannot state what we have achieved  and we got no right any successful. 

       Juggle is very good for your brain - Studies have shown that people who challenge their brains and use them for complex tasks throughout their life have a reduced incidence of Alzheimer’s disease. Helps Dyslexia - It has long been thought that juggling can help disabilities such as dyslexia, attention deficit disorders and hyperactivity. This is through the knock-on effect of all the other benefits such as improved concentration, problem solving etc. Improves Student Behavior - Schools with juggling programmers tend to report quite satisfactorily that student behavior has improved amongst the pupils who tend to create the most trouble. Problem Solving - Students learn to break each juggling trick down into its small component parts, learn each of the parts, then learn how to combine each part to form the trick. If they get stuck at any particular point in juggling, they can guarantee that someone more experienced will be able to offer advice to help further. Juggling Can Boost Brain Power - Learning to juggle can cause changes in the brain, scientists have found. Using brain scans, the researchers showed that in 12 people who had learn to juggle, certain brain areas had grown.   But three months later, during which time people stopped juggling, the brain had gone back to its normal size.