I had a fantastic time auditioning in Hollywood for America's Got Talent.
2/9/2014
California Free Style Brooming
Welcome to the future, of California free style brooming.
Founded by myself, for others to enjoy (1987). I've done a search on major search engines for free style brooming, and couldn't find any thing, but a user name on face book, picture of brooms standing in place by it self in different places. and people jumping on brooms, and broom Olympics - balancing brooms on a finger, Why don't this exists?
You have free style skiing, biking, jump roping, among many other things. Look below
I got the idea back in 1987 while watching the Harlem globe trotters on T.V. Anyway I figured if they could do what they do with a basketball while doing the sport – stunt wise.
Click on photo's on my web site and scroll down to bottom. I didn't make it this season. But, had afantastic time with two auditions in Hollywood.
I went to your website and looked at the picture, but I have no idea what freestyle brooming is. Your article should at least describe what it is that you do.
My brother-in-law's father who lived to be 100 was a jolly man of some talent. For the children he always brought out a broom, balanced it on it on the wood handle end, and massaged the broom bristles. He then could remove his hands and the room would stand on its handle, perfectly balanced, and move back and forth with his hands placed about 3 inches from the broom. It was magical at the time. I now believe that it was static electricity that built up when he massaged the broom bristles that created and magnetic effect, allowing him to keep the broom upright and moved to his seemingly command.
From your picture, the room looks like some kind of skateboard type vehicle, but I can't tell for sure.
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My brother-in-law's father who lived to be 100 was a jolly man of some talent. For the children he always brought out a broom, balanced it on it on the wood handle end, and massaged the broom bristles. He then could remove his hands and the room would stand on its handle, perfectly balanced, and move back and forth with his hands placed about 3 inches from the broom. It was magical at the time. I now believe that it was static electricity that built up when he massaged the broom bristles that created and magnetic effect, allowing him to keep the broom upright and moved to his seemingly command.
From your picture, the room looks like some kind of skateboard type vehicle, but I can't tell for sure.
Ron