http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzkbFnBozIQ can u help me with the trick at 1:35-1:46
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npfXUdQ_VoU help with the tricks at 0:31-0:34, 1:20-1:28 and 2:24-2:31 i know its a lot of tricks but i want to learn them thank you!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzkbFnBozIQ can u help me with the trick at 1:35-1:46
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npfXUdQ_VoU help with the tricks at 0:31-0:34, 1:20-1:28 and 2:24-2:31 i know its a lot of tricks but i want to learn them thank you!
All of those are tricks that he has made up. You should either make up your own, or if you really really want to learn those specific ones for whatever reason, you just have to watch them until you understand them. Thatâs all you can really do.
Yeah, nobody can do them except for Tyler and John. They wouldnât be world champions if everyone can do their tricks. That would be considered copying of someones tricks, and thatâs not cool. Just go make up your own tricks, and Iâm sure nobody will copy off of you because itâs your own trick, and style.
This is why people yoyo: itâs a creative outlet through the tricks you make up. Yeah itâs cool to be inspired by the concepts and movements that they are showcasing here, but when was the last time you saw, letâs say⌠Yuuki doing Augieâs tricks in a freestyle? You probably wonât ever use these tricks on stage, and if you did, you probably wouldnât be scored very high. Concepts and ideas presented in a trick is a completely different story. If you really want to learn the tricks though, you could always just watch these videos over and over again until you understand (recomended), download a slow-motion software(if absolutely needed), or simply ask the pros at the next contest you see them at.