WHAT to Juggle? - Juggling Equipment Ideas
About 25 years ago, I taught myself to juggle chasing tennis balls around a large empty room. It was a good workout, but I spent more time chasing the balls than catching them. (Tennis balls are Not the best.)
So, to start, try bean bag juggling balls. They don't bounce, they're a good weight for learning to juggle, and they're readily available. (For help in finding some bean bags for juggling, visit our Juggling Balls Page.)
Juggling suppliers make many types of juggling balls - and other juggling props. If you're just starting, find an inexpensive set to learn . As you experiment with different objects, you'll find the ones that feel best for you.