Learning a trick is a very satisfying feel for all yoyo
players, at your start of throwing yoyo you will find tricks as a simple task
and you can assure yourself that you can learn a trick every single day. But as
you progress, tricks will become harder and harder from the basics to intermediate,
advance and master tricks.
Likewise, taking care of your yoyo and knowing their problems
and defects are kind of frustrating when you don’t have someone to help.
It’s good that we are living at this time that technological
advancements are already made. The internet is an indispensable tool in trick
learning and yoyo maintenance especially for beginner players.
So here are some of the links of yoyo tutorials that can
help you in your goal of being a great yoyo player
For Beginners:
BASIC TO HYPER
This is the basic to hyper yoyo videos. These basic tricks
are a must to learn because they will be the foundations of your yoyo style and
play. It is not a requirement that you learn those all but knowing most of them
will surely boost your skills at yoyo playing. WE recommend that you start off
with these tricks.
HOW TO BE A YOYO NINJA
Another basic trick program this time offered by Duncan. This
tutorial is both great and fun to watch due to the cool Duncan crew.
For Advance to Expert:
YOYO EXPERT TUTORIAL
The world famous tutorial of Andrei Boulay, this tutorial is
a complete tutorial form simple to complicated tricks. And finishing this will
surely boost your yoyo prowess!
Aside from the tricks, this tutorial also gives tips on how
to maintain your yoyo so this is really a complete package tutorial for new to
advance players.
YO TRICKS TUTORIAL
A simpler tutorial I think. This one starts from the picture
tricks to some advance tricks. Although it offers fewer tricks as compared to
the yoyo expert tricks the simplicity of their explanation makes this one as a
very good tutorial for slow learners. (Sorry for the term) and besides, the
slow motions on this tutorial is magnificent.
MIGUEL CORREA TUTORIALS
A great tutorial also, the beauty of Correa’s tutorials is
the use of lines in showing a clearer spot on landing yoyos on the trick. A little
more complex on explanation but the slow motions caters this shortcoming. A great
tutorial overall.
The most enjoyable tutorial of all, combining skills and
humor through his dancing, this tutorial will make you enjoy every trick on it. Plus,
Amento’s tricks are easily learned because of the multiple replays. A happy
experience for all.
The most original when it comes to tricks, rethink’s
tutorial are very easy to follow, because of the depth of the explanations on
every part of the trick. I usually start with his tutorials when learning
common tricks, and there tons of tricks on his arsenal too.
Less talk means less mistake, an all-slow motion tutorial are
used for this one. Most of the time when
I’m studying this tutorial I’m left fascinated because I’ve managed to see what
actually happens to the string as it dance with the yoyo. My only concern about
this tutorial is the fact that most trick are done left handed. But VLC can
correct this so no problem still.
The most user friendly tutorial on the web, Tosho Tokyo breaks
the boundary between you and your computer, you will feel that you’re with him because
of his sincerity of sharing his yoyo skill. A very good tutorial especially if you’re
already building your own combos.
One of my personal favorites, this tutorial offers the most complex
tricks and yet bringing it on a very simple context. No talks needed, just watch
and you’ll learn it. A highly recommended tutorial especially for experts and combo
makers.
ONE VERY IMPORTANT
NOTE
These tutorial are
for learning single tricks, they can be your stepping stones but eventually you’ll
need to learn how to make your own combos, and no one can teach it to you. I do
not suggest taht you memorize all the tricks on these tutorials instead, try to utilize
them in creating your own very trick or combo. Because at the end of the day
your own style will make your play!
Happy Yoyoing!!!
i hope this blog continues... :D
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