WORKSHOPS

People of all ages need to be encouraged to try new things, and juggling is a safe method of taking people on a journey of self discovery. When learning to juggle, the process of learning itself is revealed. It will be discovered and accepted that mistakes are part of the process of learning, and are not to be feared. Learning to juggle will demonstrate that we are able to overcome habitual behaviour, by recognizing it and deciding to change it. Learning to juggle is also fun.

Llynda has used juggling workshops to achieve varied outcomes which may include the following:
• Team building
• Goal setting
• Following process
• Coaching others
• Overcoming fears

Workshops can be arranged for large groups (more than 20) by engaging other jugglers to act as facilitators for the event.

Juggling workshops are not limited to ball juggling, but may include plate spinning (plastic), box manipulation, devil sticks, diabolo, and other circus skills as requested.

"The 2008 NSW-Country Division Annual Conference was treated to Llynda's Juggling Workshop....the entire number of registrants had a go at Juggling and loosened up in the process. Much laughing, and rivalry cropped up between the 40 odd delegates ... (Llynda) was a delight and The Workshop proved a big success."
GREG ADDISON, Australian Institute of Architects
- Country Division's Annual Conference.

"Easy to work with and totally professional. My clients were delighted."
VICTORIA WHITNEY Speakers & Performers

“…Llynda’s expertise has been successfully utilised with a large number of students in both Workshop and Performance situations…Her outstanding rapport with students was quickly established through both her professional and supportive approach to skill development. Her level of communication with secondary students of all ages is articulate, concise and always encouraging. Llynda emanates an infections enthusiasm to those around her and inspires student-centered learning.
Llynda is a fabulous ambassador for Juggling and the Arts and I heartily encourage any future employer to experience her unique blend of entertainment, as both Performer and Educator.”
MARK McDERMOT, Performing Arts Teacher and Circus Coordinator
Campbelltown Performing Arts High School

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