Juggling has recently become very popular with children and young people. There are increasingly more circus projects and workshops using juggling to reinforce social skills and individual development. Those children with poor body skills, become aware of their bodies, besides compensating for the long periods sat in the school or before a computer screen. Studies have shown that movement and sport also stimulate the development of the synapses in the brain. In this way attentiveness as well as logical and creative processes are enhanced, vital to the development of intelligence. Juggling and circus apparatus is useful for various therapeutic treatments, for instance the unicycle in the case of back ache or to develop coordination by juggling differing objects.