Yo it is Thursday and no one has learned the trick so far. I am nervous people are struggling so I wanted to give a couple tips about the part I think is most likely to trip people up—the hop from cross arm trapeze to cross arm brother. This part is awkward but gets much easier with some technical considerations. There should be a maintained tension on the string throughout that hop and undercut (just like regular trapeze hop and undercut to brother). With the crossarm version, this is achieved by making sure nth stays crossed over far and stays pushing into the string and that when th index does cut into the string, it is pushing against it enough to pull the yoyo down. Undercutting close to the yoyo also helps bc there is just less room for errors that way and plane control can be a little looser. The main thing though is that the yoyo should be pulled the yoyo onto the string (like all hop elements…think basic eli hop technique) vs trying to “catch” or “land” the yoyo. If there is tension and the yoyo is being pulled onto the string, the yoyo is easier to control and that is good. Also exceptionally long string will make these elements harder…hope this helps and ppl enjoy the trick…
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that’s the part that took me the most time for sure and these are great tips for getting there
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fun trick! this one got me to work on some new moves I’ve never tried 
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The family and I are in epic vacation mode, so I haven’t really had time to do much yoyoing, but I will definitely plug away at it… no way I’m leaving y’all hangin’ 
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Week 45–Jensen 2010 Rail Combo
Yo we got a rail combo this week with a ton of classic and common elements. This trick is super fun to do imo
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Nice pick! This has been sitting in my “to learn” list for at least 2 years, thanks for the motivation!
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