Renegade 75mm Club (Un-Decorated)
Renegade 75mm
In 1984, Nick Gatto asked if we could design a special juggling club for his son Anthony. After working on the design and testing several club lengths, weights, and spins in 1985, we finally landed on our final version of the 75mm numbers club. While this club is a great size for shorter jugglers, the original concept was also to use 75mm clubs to train for six or seven club solo juggling patterns, and then switch to the 95mm short handled club after perfecting the pattern.
This training strategy was very successful. When you advance to eight club and nine club solo juggling, holding four clubs in each hand for the initial release is only possible with the numbers club. This club is not recommended for juggling patterns of less than six clubs, as the light weight and short length of the club makes it difficult to handle double spin throws. An important factor in selecting a club is the overall weight of the club. If the club is too light (under 7.5 oz.) it will tend to bounce out of your hand when you try to catch it. The throws will also be less accurate because there is not enough resistance for the strength of your arms. A light club will also be easily effected by wind when juggling outdoors. If you are interested in trying to learn five club juggling we would recommend the 95mm or 85mm club.
The 75mm also makes a great child's club—if the juggler is less than 4 1/2 feet tall this club is the perfect size for them. The short length, light weight and narrow handle is well proportioned to the size and strength of their bodies. When the child approaches 5 feet tall they should be able to use the 85mm club (short handle) and this would be a better selection.
All Renegade clubs are custom made to order. 75mm juggling club design features: choice of body and trim tape color, taped or untaped white handle, black or white rubber.
To help you select a Renegade Juggling Club, look under our Juggling Guide and Tips section listed in the bottom footer of our website for How to Choose a Juggling Club.
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Renegade 75mm
In 1984, Nick Gatto asked if we could design a special juggling club for his son Anthony. After working on the design and testing several club lengths, weights, and spins in 1985, we finally landed on our final version of the 75mm numbers club. While this club is a great size for shorter jugglers, the original concept was also to use 75mm clubs to train for six or seven club solo juggling patterns, and then switch to the 95mm short handled club after perfecting the pattern.
This training strategy was very successful. When you advance to eight club and nine club solo juggling, holding four clubs in each hand for the initial release is only possible with the numbers club. This club is not recommended for juggling patterns of less than six clubs, as the light weight and short length of the club makes it difficult to handle double spin throws. An important factor in selecting a club is the overall weight of the club. If the club is too light (under 7.5 oz.) it will tend to bounce out of your hand when you try to catch it. The throws will also be less accurate because there is not enough resistance for the strength of your arms. A light club will also be easily effected by wind when juggling outdoors. If you are interested in trying to learn five club juggling we would recommend the 95mm or 85mm club.
The 75mm also makes a great child's club—if the juggler is less than 4 1/2 feet tall this club is the perfect size for them. The short length, light weight and narrow handle is well proportioned to the size and strength of their bodies. When the child approaches 5 feet tall they should be able to use the 85mm club (short handle) and this would be a better selection.
All Renegade clubs are custom made to order. 75mm juggling club design features: choice of body and trim tape color, taped or untaped white handle, black or white rubber.
To help you select a Renegade Juggling Club, look under our Juggling Guide and Tips section listed in the bottom footer of our website for How to Choose a Juggling Club.
