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Have you ever considered the possibility that your nose isn’t there just for
breathing? Don’t limit yourself, use it in every possible way. Let’s see,
why not trying to balance stuff with it and get yourself a new talent while you
are an it. It is easy and besides, it will only take you five minutes to learn
how if you just read ahead. The real trick here is mastering the talent, but
let’s have a look, shall we?
The first thing you have to do is choose the object you are going to show off
with. It is of vital importance to choose the right object for the desired
effect. For example, if you are about to present your act to a large audience, a
long and big object would be appropriate for the occasion. The larger the
object, the easier it is to balance, and the shorter it is, the harder it is.
This is a basic fact when learning to balance things because you don’t want to
begin your learning with a small object, for it will be almost impossible to
complete your act. It is said that the best object to practice with is a large,
thin object like a broom or a tennis racquet. A ball is also a popular choice.
Now that you have the material, focus on the position and movement. The object
should be positioned on the tip of your nose. Let’s say that it has a better
grip and control there. The position of the material is not as important as the
posture of the body. The way the body looks is as follows; Head facing sky,
straight shoulders, legs slightly spread open and knees bent. This is the base
position to begin with.
Movement is probably the hardest part because it is where the equilibrium works.
The whole idea is to keep the object as still as possible. It breaks down only
to move the neck, waist, and knees the way the object moves to counteract the
gravity effect. Thought you were never going to use physics, huh?
These three basic points explained before, come together to resume a series of
words: practice, practice, PRACTICE. Now that you know what to do, you better
not waste a second. Start developing this easy to achieve talent. Good luck.
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