I've heard of many different methods for a juggler to learn this move, many of them make this complicated trick feel even harder. The following description, is a fairly easy description of the trick. These instructions will get you 90% of the way to performing this very impressive juggling feat. The remaining 10% is just flair, and showmanship. If you make it through these instructions, you'll figure out the remaining 10% as you practice the trick.

Before you begin, make sure you can perform a solid reverse cascade, and a solid juggler's tennis. These tricks are the base moves that you need to do Mills Mess.

This new variation is called "Underhand Tennis". As the name suggests, you will carry a ball underneath the other two balls, instead of throwing it over top of them.

• When you catch the blue ball in your right hand, reach under your left arm and throw the blue ball straight up.
• Then catch the blue ball in your left hand, and reach under your right arm, again tossing the ball straight up.
• The remaining two balls just follow their usual pattern.
• The Blue Ball should be making a big "U" shape, that passes under the whole juggling pattern.

Start off by juggling a Reverse Cascade. Without stopping the reverse Cascade, add an underhand tennis to the pattern.

• Every Throw will be an outside throw.
• The blue Ball will make the same "U" shape, as it passes under all the other balls.
• Once you get the hang of the pattern, slowly start to emphisis the crossing, and uncrossing of your arms. You may even find your shoulders weaving back and forth a as they follow the pattern. These movements are the finesse that makes the trick look so amazing.