Albert Throws
Kit Summers named a juggling trick after Albert—an "albert throw"—which is a reverse club throw under the leg, made from front to back without either foot leaving the floor. This trick was performed by many earlier jugglers, originating with Morris Cronin, who specialized in club juggling during the early 1900s.
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