As someone who has a yoyo tutorial channel myself, trying to get eyes to watch it is super difficult, so I figured I’d open this thread so we can share our favorite channels so help each other learn!
I found this YouTuber the other day and he does a great job of slowing the video down and explaining how the tricks work. Sadly he doesn’t do illustrations like arrows and such but it’s still easy to figure out what’s happening. Hope you guys enjoy this find!
Been the best tutorials I’ve found since I started watching in 2020. Best unbiased reviews out there too.
Also shout out to Sam! I know him personally.
Awesome seeing someone post 5a tuts! I also found this guy too, once I get to learning 5a I’m so ready to binge all these videos haha
Yeah man, ngl I was gonna quit yoyoing until I came across his and yoyorewinds tuts. For sure some of the best out there
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+1 for yoyojoe1 also, i use Rewind’s a lot
I really like virtu_yosity. Strikes a great balance of in-depth info without slowing the video down and has really cool advanced tricks.
Junyi Lin also has an insane number of tutorials for varied tricks that are broken down well.
I really love Tsukasa Takatsu’s stuff, and enjoy his approach to trick tutorials. Iirc, At some point he had a full spreadsheet of the tricks/difficulty/mounts and links to the videos. Idk if anybody else remembers that/still has the link? 
Idk what it is about @dylan_kowalski s style but his tutorials always help get me over the finish line.
Also @DocPop s use of chapters to break down a trick is invaluable
I’m definitely a big @DocPop fan.
Oh bless up you’re a legend!
Fav for cool and harderish tricks
Fav for just pov of dope tricks
Fav for short tricks easy and hard
Fav for repeaters
Sakatuca above
Fav for takeshi tricks
Virtuyosity above
Fav for polo tricks
Uhhh those are my favs i think
Besides some of the others mentioned, lately I’ve been loving everything from this channel:
