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  1. I'm planning on starting a club this spring at college and I
    was wondering if anyone had any advice. What have you done?
    What would you have done differently? I was planning on
    including juggling (the more folks, the merrier) since I
    enjoy both.

    Thanks

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  2. There are many threads about starting clubs, I think a
    search on club advice, or clubs, would bring up tons.

    Juggling and uni'ing go good together, and you will attract
    more people.

    I think the less percentage of 'children' in your club as
    possible would have the smoothest rolling meets (like; I
    wouldn't mind leaving a 20 year old to walk out of the
    woods if his cranks broke, or something...although it
    hasn't happened)

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  3. JoChem

    Check out this thread for info. It has some good stuff.

    tinyurl.com3248f

    Good luck

    Bill

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