When no walking Cane is readily available, the horses' poop scoop is a handy substitute for my balancing routines.
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I posted photos where I was using a real cane somewhere on the forum before. The poop scoop was the primary tool that I actually learned with though. At my retail job I used to actually balance the tip end of an artificial flower on my hand when I would need to return one to the aisle it belonged on. There was a certain size of ink pen display box that made a perfect fit as a hat when turned upside down leaving a flat top where a lighter weight box could be easily balanced on top of my head. I would sometimes wear the upside down display box hat on my head as I stocked freight. It seemed to amuse some people which made me happy.
No, I didn't even know that was a thing. They seem like something that would break during the practice process. I might try it with a paper plate.Have you ever tried the thing with balancing plates on a stick?
I couldn't at first either. What I saying, I couldn't even tie my shoes when I was little! As for the balancing tricks, I started trying years ago and gradually got better. Believe me, when I first start the sideways stick balance trick, I dropped it many times. Especially at the beginning.I tried to balance a cane on my hand recently, no way could I do it. With a glass on my head? That would be miraculous.