Huh, took me a little bit to find an example of a tutorial of a Non american version. But is this what you mean?
Looks like they include an extra pop for the yoyo to travel back to regular trapeze instead of an undermount. Worth learning in my opinion and I’ll give that a try.
I think this should pretty clearly show the difference. What yotricks/skill addicts call a half bee sting is different from this half bee sting, and it seems like sometimes people learn only half bee sting and refer to it as simply a “bee sting.” Also shoutouts to Terry for inventing this trick! Full bee sting is such a foundational 5A trick so much of the modern style is built off.
Here is a link to the yotricks half tutorial, different from the Japanese tutorial.
Fudge me…that version of bee sting is a LOT more difficult. Mostly having trouble with the index finger switch. But I’ll get it. Maybe not this week though.
Stick with efans! They’re my favorite genre of tricks, Kray and I had some good advice on them in another thread for anybody who didn’t see.
Normally short string (~90cm) should be used because it makes overall control way easier, but efans are kind of an exception. If you use a longer string, it’ll slow everything down and give your hands more room to breathe. A heavier counterweight can also help slow it all down if you have one. Once you get comfortable with them going slower with longer string, then they’ll feel easy and comfortable with your normal 5A string length.
Wassup y’all here’s some tricks—an ugly soft beesting, stance switch, and a 5a beefhook (Freeform entry) that one I’m pretty stoked about . I tried butterflies and e fans for a little while but neither were clicking and then it wasn’t fun anymore so imma post these before I forget and maaaaaaybe I’ll work on the others more before the deadline idk yet…