The Great Cancan Lawnmower Experiment of Fall 2025

This is all my riding from October, November, and December of 2025. I broke it up into sections cause that's how my brain works these days: I go down a rabbit hole, and keep going till it's not fun anymore, then start on something different.

00:00 I started doing cancan lawnmowers and then hucking something after pulling them back in. Not new by any means, but fun. Then, a few tries later, I basically reached the end of the road and called it a day after 4-5 sketchy things.
01:06 Something very different for me in the garage. Backwards hitch is hard in a tight space.
01:24 Started messing with some one-handed juggler combos and threw in a frame grab for kicks...
03:15 Then I got into a real weird four juggler mood and the new Stephen Brodsky solo album. Doing four jugglers in the garage was a struggle just a few years ago so adding things to the end feels like progress even though it's just same shit, different year.
04:22 Then I decided to do a one-handed/seat pass five juggler combo, unbeknownst to myself that I already did it earlier this year. But, if it feels good, don't fight it.
04:39 Then I brought the elbow glide to double and triple juggler back into play. At around the same time, I got/still have a heavy case of plantar fascitis in my foot so the riding times got cut virtually in half. Take care of your feet kids.
05:53 I forgot to mention the boomer-ankle. I don't do enough boomerangs anymore and it's largely due to the surface of the garage, which is super slick and fast. But these felt pretty good. It's nothing crazy but oh well.
06:21 And finally, December 30. I tried this a few times in the past year but it's a lot to put together. Believe it or not, I'm kinda over the undertaker to smith (at least for now) so I'm on the lookout for another rabbit hole to disappear down in 2026.

I also don't know how this foot thing is gonna affect the upcoming year. I wish I could say, see you in three months but we'll see. Regardless, happy new year, and rest in peace Jody Temple, 1975-2025.

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