Bubble Bouncing
- Inflate a large bubble on your palm.
- Lift your hand slightly and, with a quick downward motion, split the large bubble into two.
- One bubble will float upward, while the second remains on your palm.
- Using smooth, controlled movements, gently guide the bubble on your palm upward to touch the floating bubble.
- The upper bubble will “bounce” off the lower one.
- You can allow the top bubble to rest on the lower bubble before making it bounce again.
- The key to this trick is precise positioning — clearly guide the bubble on your palm directly under the floating bubble.
- Movements should be smooth and controlled, not aggressive.
- Keep the lower bubble stable and centered on your palm.
- This trick can also be performed using one clear bubble and one fog-filled bubble.
- First inflate a fog bubble in one hand and a clear bubble in the other.
- Release the fog bubble upward, then gently guide the clear bubble on your palm to make them touch and bounce.
- In our separate training course, you can learn more about working with fog-filled bubbles.
When performing this trick, three things may happen:
- The bubbles bounce off each other — this is the desired effect.
- The bubbles merge into one large bubble — if that happens, use a quick downward motion of your hand (as at the beginning of the trick) to separate them again.
- The bubbles may connect with a visible wall between them — just like in the Merging Two Bubbles trick. In that case, either flick the wall to merge them fully or gently separate the bubbles with your hands.