Much of who I am has to do with juggling.

I love this art form. When I was 15 years old, I learned to juggle three balls. When I was 12 years old, I learned to juggle two balls in one hand. And, when I was little I loved to throw stuff around. My first word was "ball."

Since then I have learned to juggle clubs, rings, raisins, water bottles, umbrellas, shoes, bowling balls, and bean bag chairs. Pretty much anything I can catch in one hand I can juggle.

I also work with cigar boxes, diabolos, spinning plates and rhythm sticks. I ride a unicycle.

Six-ball juggling is my maximum.

One of my most popular juggling routines is the amazing juggling of small human beings. It’s really all shtick, but the kids don’t know that. When I put a crash helmet on them and have them wave goodbye, it’s a priceless moment.