I just yoyo. I dont care about showing anyone, I just yoyo for fun. Whatever people say doesnt dishearten me, and usually I get positive feedback. I dont try to make them yoyo, but if they have any questions I usually answer them. Really, thats all I do.
I carry two yo-yo’s with me at all time, a dinged up m1, and another random (happens to be my 5 star)
I let random people use the dinged up one. I also keep a velocity in my wife’s purse so a tug response option is available.
I hand out my card (for yoyoskills.com) to anyone who seems slightly interested. and I yo-yo EVERYWHERE I go that involves me standing in line or waiting for something.
When you first start and your doing stuff like boing E boing and matrix and spirit bomb tricks…
People often refer to u as a nerd…or having to much time on your hands.
Yet once you gone to a couple of states and won a few championships and got a few yo-yos for free and start doing whips variations and regens and stalls…people say it’s dope. I have gotten a few people to yo-yo…
MOst of them make it into my videos and no longer yo-yo- now. but!
I walk through the halls of my school during passing period and in class when we aren’t doing anything people always wow you have a lot of free time but then a friend tells them what I actually do and the not very much time I have to do this so they shut up ;D then they ask where they can find yoyos
I have gotten some people to yo and have taught them but:
1st person: quitted learning from because she wanted to learn Double or nothing right off the bat. Her sleeper, today, still needs a lot of work. She thinks she’s better than me.
2nd person: I taught him. Quitted a couple of days later because I taught him 0A, not 1A and people made fun of him.
3rd: Critizises my yo-yos and say that they suck because they are not tug responsive. Learns by himself, uses a clutch, has not learned trapeze after half a year.
4th: My friend got down his trapeze, but because he has a Duncan Butterfly the tricks are limited. Planning on getting him a Journey for his B-Day.
Apparently peer pressure plays a key role in people not yo-yoing.