I totally forgot to mention, at 40 seconds in I pinch the string with my left hand. My bad 
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Yes! I meant to include this one as well, I’ll edit the post. It’s not quite as clear/concise, but it does have a lot of helpful tips.
Related question for folks: has it been helpful posting multiple tutorials? Would it be more helpful to pick one and then just link them as additional resources?
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Imo having multiple ones offers alternatives easily for people not understanding something. Like imo I struggle to understand anything that’s not in pov. Like just hearing stuff goes right over my head
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Could you tell me how it helped you understand it better so I can take some notes for future tuts?
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Please note that I haven’t tried the trick yet. I have just watched the video. I feel like it goes into more detail and has a lower pacing. (It explains the trick in 5 mins and not in one). Also, It takes a step by step approach showing two ways to move the final slack.
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I have found multiple tutorials useful as the more info available on the tricks helps me understand the newer or more complicated elements.
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No such thing as too many resources 
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That being said I do think too many becomes overwhelming, or scary to approach. so probably 3 max unless it can be justified imo
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It’s been very helpful for me to have multiple tutorials posted. I like how last week there was a longer tutorial with more details and a shorter tutorial I could watch repeatedly to help me memorize the steps.
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Yo I love this trick. I went with the classic magic drop opening bc there’s a ton of different ways to set up this slack and the bounce.
This trick is hard and took me a while to learn at first but is definitely worth it. It has a very good lesson in there about committing bc to make it work, you kind of need to just commit and take a blind leap at first. Can’t really fuddle through it and go slow; kinda need to just go for it.
I used the hobbygod tut to first learn it and was using a full pinch. Then I learned it with no pinch and that helped me get the trick consistent. Now I prefer a half pinch where the pinch is just kinda loose and the string can still slide. I say this just so y’all can think about the different pinch techniques and try them all out. Good luck everyone
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Again slightly different version
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Nice flow man - spot on!
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Yes! Also, your camera setup is great. Even though it’s not really close up, everything is easy to see.
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Ofc it had to end with a suicide!!! Hehe.
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Even tho Im in the tut I wanted to share too haha, and upload the trick with a mix of my tricks from my tension hooks tut. But my go pro died so I had to use the og camera
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Here’s my late entry for Week 1: https://youtube.com/shorts/_0KeEHvM6NY?si=BYI1VCCJgMePwLXL
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real talk! this is def one of those tricks that the more you hesitate the more it just doesn’t work. also torsion. torsion compounds any hesitation exponenentially
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Yo just fyi for future reference—if you go into the yt url and replace the
shorts/
with
watch?v=
And delete the ?si= and everything after that,
So that the link looks something like
Then the video will embed directly
Nice work w the trick also yo
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