Pretty awesome…
That was so awesome! One of the most creative styles yet!
I hope you know I didn’t invent it, it was Jayyo.
Oh well, it was still cool though. How did you keep the one half balanced?
Nice. You should try sticking your thumb and do a thumb grind on the half.
He must of has his string tention pretty tight to hold it. :o
Nope… Your all wrong… A yoyo is pretty much a gyroscope on a string!
Neat huh?
Cool! I can almost see how Andre made up Thumb Grinds…
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Cool! I can almost see how Andre made up Thumb Grinds…
Yup, same concept
Woah! That looks cool!
goes and tries 1/2A
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He must of has his string tention pretty tight to hold it. :o
Not really, it was actually a bit loose, it just balances.
Im guessing because of how fast its spinning. I do it all the time with my yoyos.
On accident of course.
Works best with metals. Haha
Im guessing because of how fast its spinning. I do it all the time with my yoyos.
On accident of course.
Works best with metals. Haha
Very likely the cause of it.
cough cough Ahem…
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This mysterious effect is precession. In the general case, precession works like this: If you have a spinning gyroscope and you try to rotate its spin axis, the gyroscope will instead try to rotate about an axis at right angles to your force axis