This is a good place to start with the cone and ball, but it's not an indepth lecture on the subject as I was expecting.

If you want to learn the routine in the trailer then you won't be disappointed. The video teaches the routine well and shows you all the moves you need to learn.

However, I wanted to learn about the cone and ball in detail in order to create my own routine and this doesn't deliver on that.

Jeki mentions some cone and ball practitioners that inspired him, but doesn't tell you where you can find these same sources. There are no live performances with the only performance being what you see in the trailer.

As has been said in the other review, the section on props is very short. It would be useful if there were sources for finding the props you need.

What is presented is done well. I was just expecting more than 10-minutes of brief instruction and something more akin to Gazzo's Cups and Balls DVD.

I enjoyed watching this. But I really wish He'd taken the time to say where he got the cone. He goes so fast by that part. I tried a fabric store but they are too small. So I'm gonna try other places. Lots of great moves and cool stuff here. Really wish he'd been more specific with a few other things.

Interesting handling for sure.

I have been interested in the ball and cone for years, and somewhere (as it goes), I must have two or three sets of them--you know, in the closet, the back room, the outside storage unit, and/or the rented one several miles away!

Jeki's video has given me a place to start! I'm grateful for that and am inspired to go buy another set so I don't have to waste time trying to figure out where the others may be!