Juggling: What is it?

Juggling is a form of movement where multiple similar objects are thrown and caught in the air or spun synchronously with each other, with origins dating back to ancient Egypt and China.

It is divided into two subcategories: flow art and juggling. Juggling involves the throwing and catching of objects, such as balls and torches. Flow art, on the other hand, refers to the aesthetic movement of objects, such as poi and staff, in harmony with the body.

About the Performance:

The METU Juggling Community will perform various shows, including fire performances, as part of the events, including the closing ceremony of the METU Youth Games.