Twirling

Twirling is now any of several art forms, hobbies, or sport and recreational activities accomplished by spinning or rotating the twirled object either for exercise, play or performance. The object twirled can be done directly by one or two hands, the fingers or by other parts of the body. It can also be done indirectly, as in the case of devil sticks, by the use of another object or objects. The origin of twirling can be found in manipulation skills developed for armed combat and in traditional dance. The various twirling skills have become increasingly popular over the last 25 years.

Poi

Poi is a form of juggling, dance or performance art, accomplished using balls, or various other weights, on ropes — held in each hand, and swung in various circular patterns, similar to club-twirling. It was originally practiced by the Māori people of New Zealand (the word poi means "ball" in Māori).

Pen spinning

Pen spinning — using one's fingers to manipulate an ordinary inexpensive writing-pen — can be performed anywhere. Sometimes classified as a form of contact juggling, pen spinning may also include tossing and catching of the pen.