摘要:In skill acquisition for periodic body movements such as cascade juggling, establish- ment of stable body movements seems crucial. However, we have a further question: do all jugglers acquire such common skills through standard developmental processes? Consequently, we mainly investigated development of three types of stabilities: the stability of chest movement representing torso movement, the stability of wrist move- ment representing arm swing, and the stability of time interval representing swinging rhythm. In addition, we also investigated participants’verbal reports on their inten- tional concerns for achieving optimum learning during practice. In the experiment, novices practiced three-ball cascade juggling over a period of one week. The findings revealed that two of the five intermediate level jugglers who performed over 100 suc- cessive catches established individually unique body movements. Results also revealed the possibility that such specific body movements related to their intentional focuses during practice.