Clicks are priority for me because that’s the most important part of the score, but I try my best to make the performance memorable and interesting even if there are some qualities not captured in the scoresheet
favs are black/white, red, orange, blue one
Hmm, either toxicity or steal this album is my favorite but it’s hard to say.
I would take Keiran cooper’s creativity
and no I prefer not to brake my yoyos and/or my face
Hi Nico, nice freestyle! I loved the high energy of it. I think one way to improve is to try and stay calm on stage. I know that’s difficult but to me it seemed like you were overly stimulated / excited during times, and you seemed to be rushing some of your tricks. This can help with routine construction, to not be afraid to go slower. It’s ok to take some pauses and make some slower/ deliberate sections in your freestyle to add emotional weight or to match a slower section of a song. The obvious answer is that practice makes your flow better, but I recommend to try and become a master at the simplest and most fundamental tricks, watch videos of yourself and ask yourself how you can improve your technique.
Thanks for asking!
40mm wide yoyos are awesome
Hi Connor! Thank you so much for the feedback! I’ll take note and try to incorporate your tips to my practice. Thanks a lot for taking the time to answer. It has really given me an insight on how much I still need to improve.
Thank you so much!!!
How do you come up with new tricks? Also, what methods would you recommend if I want to learn new tricks and challenge myself?
Heck yeah, man, that’s what’s up. How is preparation for next year’s big comps going?
Thanks for the answer (and doing this AMA)! Got a few more questions for you if you don’t mind:
Whats your favorite computer monitor?
Also what one change would you make to the yoyo competition format if you were suddenly in charge?
Yo congrats on the W nats win!
My question is how sincere was the character you presented for nats? Let me elaborate. I understand that yoyo contests are on stage and it is a performance; I am assuming the look was part of that and respect how you tied the whole thing together. Your presentation of self almost served as a prop for the performance imo and I do think elevated it into something special. My question is more about authenticity and ig how you feel about that. Also to be clear, I came to yoyo after seeing Shu Takada on AGT and really do appreciate the exceptional awareness that this was a performance on stage with an audience. Def don’t want this question to be seen as a criticism. Also I appreciate that you went old school w the song choice like threw it back to the self titled 
I also very much appreciated how tight the choreography was and my second question is what comes first—the song choice or the combos? Like to you fit the music to the tricks or do you put together the combos to fit the music.
Thanks!
Where do you see yoyoing as a sport in 5, 10, 20 years? How, in your opinion, will trick innovation and increasing popularity of yoyoing affect where it stands as a sport in general in the future?
do you have any ritual or superstitional thing you do before your freestyles?
if The Contrast was a car, which would it be?
First off, your routine at the 1A finals was absolutely bonkers. Really cool song choice, and the fact that you were doing tricks synced to the music was incredible.
1 - I’ve only recently started throwing again after giving up on progressing with tricks as a kid. I’ve made a ton of progress, but I still find myself gravitating towards front-style tricks. Are there any front style tricks that you love to perform or that just make you happy?
2 - I’ve been practicing horizontal and gotten proficient with most mounts, but I still struggle with landing and linking elements together. What helped you the most when it came to landing and connecting elements in your horizontal play?
Thanks!
Being a Worlds Finalist in two divisions is no easy feat. Who do you take inspiration from for your 4A play, and or 1A play?
Are there other players from 2A, 3A, and 5A that you look up to / be able to take inspiration from the way they play, or even trick ideas that translate well with your main styles?
lol, my bad, I thought your post at world about your favorite title: husband was an engagement announcement. My gift to you is: a fist bump. 
I have two questions,
First what do you think you should focus on when constructing a prelim.
Second what is your advice for scoring high in trick diversity.
