New Tech Trick Tutorials: Jonathan Sitanggang Fake Knot GT

Hi everyone,

I recently started a Youtube channel to make trick tutorials on elements/combos that I haven’t seen tutorials for elsewhere. With Takeshi’s recent iconic freestyle at AP 2026, had to learn and breakdown this new combo of his.

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This is so cool! Takeshi’s routines were epic at AP and great to see someone is making tutorials of them! Your other tutorials also look great, will try to learn then once I get the time :slight_smile:

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Appreciate it! Hoping to do another tutorial for a different takeshi combo from AP

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I’ve subscribed :slight_smile:

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Thank you!

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Just uploaded two new tutorials! One is crossarm GT slack which is a nice ending element for combos, and the other one is a fun pacman slack.

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Another Takeshi tutorial! This time on the spinny slack dismount that he does + the tech combo right before it

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which yoyo are you using?

It’s an Edition yoyos prototype!

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New tutorial out! For a little 3D tower slack trick

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New tutorial out for Jonathan Sitanggang’s Fake Knot GT!

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Havnt learned a new trick in months, and have been needing the inspiration and tutorials to learn some more advanced challenging tricks, so I’m making it my goal to learn all of these, I’m really looking forward to it!

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Thank you, glad that these could be an inspiration!

I’m not too sure if my string positioning is wrong but when I try and throw the string over my TH while swinging the yoyo for the pseudo string injection, it snags and binds almost instantly.
Any tips?

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Hmm it’s hard to say without seeing a video. At 0:38 in the video, I show a simplified version of that step where I pinch with my TH pinky and ring to hold the slack in place, and push the string into the gap once, and then roll onto the back string to form the mount, are you able to do this without it snagging? If so, I think it probably means when you do the full motion, you gotta let go of your NTH index string sooner in the motion as you pop the yoyo up, and you can try to push your TH down as you do this too so the string flies toward your NTH side with more force, so it can wrap around the gap an extra time to form the right mount. You could also try thinner string/different pads since it can be a bit snaggy depending on your yoyo’s gap width

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