My technical abilities are superior to the average juggler. In addition to the standard tricks such as 3 ball cascades and 3 club chops, I also like to perform more difficult tricks and unique routines that audiences have never seen before. 

For example, a lot of people can juggle three tennis balls, but not a lot of people can juggle all three tennis balls and the can at the same time. I've learned that flipping the can sideways with multiple balls will propel the tennis balls in predictable yet unexpected trajectories. Using this knowledge to my advantage, I've developed a short routine that is always a crowd pleaser that is unique and entertaining. 

I also enjoy audience participation. Not only does it keep the audience engaged, it also adds a bit of excited energy because there is always a little bit of improv and witty banter. In one specific act, I draw and juggle at the same time. In another, I juggle knives over an audience volunteer who is blindfolded and lying on the ground. 

The grand finale of my act leaves audiences amazed and mesmerized. I have perfected almost every 3 ball advanced trick known in the juggling community. Combining this ability with neon glow-in-the-dark balls provides an artistic approach that looks like I have more than two hands. It's a memorable end to an unforgettable performance.