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Welcome to the YoYoExpert Forums!
If this is your first time please take a minute to introduce yourself. Just share a bit about yourself, your favorite yo-yos or tricks, and how you found out about YoYoExpert.
Hi all I’ve been yo yoing a while now and love it. Just here to have a laugh and learn new tricks and make friends
Hi I am Ben and yoyoing is my passion
I may not have much time to yoyo because I am a kid and I go to school but that doesn’t stop me.
some of my favorite yoyoers are Eric Koloski, Ben Conde and gentry Stein.
My name is Jon I’m a U.S. ARMY veteran. I’ve played dama for almost a year I used to throw when I was younger doing nothing more than basic picture tricks and trapeze variations. I’ve picked it up with in the last month or so and have been just utterly addicted to it. Currently I own a Shutter, a SHU TA, a C3 Winning Bird and a CLYW WM1 hulk splash. Today I learned boing e boing and can do magic drop and shockwave as a nice looking repeater. Kwijibo has also been fun as well! I’m looking to get better every day and appreciate the great community here. I’m looking to get a G2 throw next and want a yoyorec Diffusion2 for my first plastic. Thank You everyone for being so awesome.
Hi everyone. I just recently got back into yoyo’s after giving my 7 year old one for xmas. He isn’t all that interested in it, but I played with his velocity for hours
I never really learned any tricks when I was yoyoing in the mid 90’s, but with this amazing thing called youtube I have been slowly picking things up over the past week or so, trapeze, front mount, some picture tricks, etc. I am even getting binds down which is something that really frustrated me for a day or so.
Thanks for the awesome forum and for all of the great information that you all post.
Hey everyone,
My name is Seth Raymond and I have been yoyoing for approximately 6 months! I am currently in the Dallas Fort Worth area in Texas and love learning new tricks! I hope one day that I will be good enough actually compete professionally and maybe even make it past pre-lims! However, I know I have lots of practice and training ahead of me! I crave to find/start a yoyoing community around my area so please find me on Facebook if you would like too!
I am Nitro_Lizard, but you can just call me Nitro. I just started yo-yoing after recieving a novelty drugstore yo-yo for Christmas. The moment I started playing with it I was instantly taken back to 6th grade. I forgot how fun it is. After two days strait of practicing the trapeze and going through two cotton strings I broke the yo-yo from tightening it down to much. That was a hard lesson learned, because I then had to wait a week for my F.A.S.T 201 to come in the mail. Now that I have it, every spare moment goes to mastering the tricks from the video section of this site. I can’t wait to learn how to bind so I can buy the trigger. The 201 is great, but sometimes the teeth grabs the string in the middles of a trick. It’s a great beginner yo-yo, but it can sometimes be annoying. I’m currently working on the double or nothing and I think I’m close to hitting it consistently.
This seems like a great community and I can’t wait to read all of the advice listed here. Thanks in advance for the warm welcome and I look forward to reading your posts.
My first yoyo was a fixed axle coca cola cheap thing given to me for participating at the local park in a yoyo lessons demo some 38 years ago give or take. I sucked and it hurt my finger so I never developed any proficeny. Shift to the present time, at christmas I bought a few starter yoyo’s so I would have something to do with my nephew who expressesed interest. Wow have things changed. Picked up a yyf velocity and a Sage from another site. Gave my nephew the sage and I kept the velocity. I’ve learned how to bind and some of the simple tricks but I knew there was better for learning so in goes the order to YYE for a HitmanX and Protostar.
I immediately swapped out the hitmans thin bearing for a centertrack. Wow what an improvement. Both are outstanding. The longer more stable spins allow me to practice tricks far longer and therefore I’m learning faster. Everything just seems easier. Going to keep the velocity for some responsive play or for my boy who like to just hold it by the string and drag it around. He’s one. I probably won’t need a new throw for a while but it’s fun to see everything that is out there.
Anyways so much fun. Must learn some new tricks tonight.
Hey! I’m Ryan. I’ve been yo-yoing for years but I never really took it too seriously until the past few days. Right now, I use a dv888 and can’t really do anything more advanced than Spirit Bomb. I can’t wait to improve my skillz and stuff.
Also, I’m a musician.
Like a lot.
That’s what I mostly do.
kthxbye
Evening all, I’m Dareece from the UK haven’t owned a yo-yo since I was in my late teens 10 years ago now looking to get back to it after a fun chat about with a work friend
only really learnt the basics back then, looking forward to buying my first yo-yo and carrying on where i left off.
Hello, my name is Boone and yo-yoing is my passion. I am 14 and I love to yoyo! I have been yo-yoing for around six months and I really enjoyed it. I was first interested in yo-yoing when my friend started showing off some tricks and I thought it was awesome! I later won a beginner yoyo and found your website. It is an amazing website and I just wanted to thank you. This site has helped me so much and I think you all are amazing! I received a dark magic 2 (my dream yoyo) for Christmas and it has been awesome. It is my favorite yoyo. I hope to keep moving on in my yo-yoing adventure and I am so glad that Andre Boulay made those videos. I have learned a lot. Thank you!