Like from the 5 to 6 second mark in my post, going from the first triangle mount thing to the chopstick in one motion without resetting your NTH fingers.
@ryanmcg I agree that it looks good either way. Doing it in two steps helps present that first mount better
Wait im not sure if i understand haha, am i doing it incorrectly? I cant tell.
Also… i think i am skipping a step at the last GT, i am flipping directly into the GT and not letting it land then whipping into it?
I busted my knuckles over and over learning NV. A few times I noticed half my string was suddenly bright red… and sticky. I still have scars on my knuckles from that. It was actually this tutorial that helped me stop banging my knuckles on the yo-yo.
Now I just need to finally get that hook variation down tho.
I’ve been trying to land a 2.0 hook for MONTHS like many….many…. months but recently I got the rhythm down and I’m starting to land it regularly. But you can land a -2.0 hook !!! I’ve tried doing it but whipping the string in the opposite direction while keeping the tempo right is just way to hard for me lol
So this week’s one is tricky… Can’t quite work out the whipping motion… It’s one of those ones where I guess you can’t describe it in a video, you just need to feel it out.
I can hook the yo-yo, but I rarely hook it correctly(like 1 in 5 successful hooks), and I don’t understand how to do it right so I can do the proper dismount like @EOS44 does in the tutorial.
The way I’m landing the hook still allows me to dismount back into a brother mount, so it’s a usable trick but it’s not a correct @EOS44 Ninja Hook.
Edit: of course… right after posting this I started making some progress
I hear ya. It’s been pretty miserable where I live (the local MTB trail—not a common thing to have, and it’s a good one) has been mostly dead for weeks. We had a brief respite on Sunday, was nice to see other people at the trail again.