Yo 3A is in desperate need of some tutorials and I might as well make some. I’ll put them in the posts below. Please let me know if you have any feedback at all or if there are any tricks you think I should add to my list of 3A tricks that need tutorials.
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Triattack to Trapeze
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Very cool stuff. Thanks for doing this.
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Thank you and you’re welcome!
King, not only for the choose to make the tutorial but also to use Explosion in the sky as music!
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Tutorial for 3A trapeze. Really just wanted to show that it is best to learn this trick through a progression vs just instantly trying to yeet the yoyos into trapezes.
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Yo I made a couple more tuts. One for Coro bc there are no tutorials out there that address the common problems people have and either make the trick seem way too complicated or don’t explain anything at all.
The other one just shows a nice little progression to move from grabbing the loop to being comfortable throwing directly into coro.
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ive been checking out some styles beyond 1a. im not sure im gangsta enough for 3a, but if i get a wild hair someday, i imagine its pretty important to have a matching pair is it not? i don’t have 2 of anything and I’m not sure what makes a yo good for what 3a tackles so I’m just curious what it would take to get off the ground
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Nah you don’t need a matching pair to start learning and can start learning whenever. @ice1000 barely knew any 1a when they started playing 3a but having a decent grasp of 1a fundamentals will definitely help with early woes. As far as yoyos go, I recommend just copping a cheap pair like n12s or cyber crash 2s to start. Whatever you choose is going to get really beat up.
Heres a guide with some day 0 tips
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For getting started matching pair doesn’t matter too much. Try using matching pair for symmetric tricks, but symmetric tricks aren’t beginner level anyway. You can even use a plastic yoyo with a metal yoyo for 3A, it’s doable
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