Breaking In a Yoyo

[Kristiawan]

@d4rqk0n3

Strength, no, but straight, yes.

IMHO, you need both to pull out the full potential of your yoyo.
your advice is legit though.

@hadoq

when doing tricks, it also comes down to how you capitalize on your sleep time, if you’re sideways with layers of strings in your gap all the time, it will stall pretty fast too.

So, doing trick is all we can do.
I think longest sleep time still matters to some. Why in the world YYF make the BK2?
There is still a longest sleeping record, but no longest trick time yoyo.
But hardly any people think its important right now.
even for me.

but i do respect people that try so hard just to say;
“my kickside spin longer than yours”

awesome IMO.

[hadoq]

@Kristiawan

@d4rqk0n3

Strength, no, but straight, yes.

IMHO, you need both to pull out the full potential of your yoyo.
your advice is legit though.

@hadoq

when doing tricks, it also comes down to how you capitalize on your sleep time, if you’re sideways with layers of strings in your gap all the time, it will stall pretty fast too.

So, doing trick is all we can do.
I think longest sleep time still matters to some. Why in the world YYF make the BK2?

kids and beginners care about sleep times, YYF cares about kids and beginners
plus, braking some record makes up for good news and articles about the company/model

it’s just marketing

no offense intended here, I see myself as a beginner too

@Morgoroth

You guys all said the throw was the most important thing, but this is the only guy that gave suggestions on how to have a strong throw.

So, what else will make a strong throw?

practice, nothing else as far as I know

the move must be straight and accurate, and this only becomes regular with practice, the more you throw, the better you throw, it’s like driving a car, when you begin, you can’t really drive very well, then after some years, eventually, it’ll become natural

[Ohemgee]

Hmm maybe some milk and a bed time story might help it sleep better