Thanks for this! It normally takes me a LONG time to learn new tricks but I picked this one up in about 30 minutes of attempts. I’m not consistent by any means but I’ve hit it a few times. So fun! Very cool tower trick. Thanks again.
I am very confused about something. I am hitting the trick perfectly, even took a video of myself landing it to compare to yours, and it matches. Yet, I can’t seem to do the dismount like you without ending in a hellacious knot. I am doing exactly what I see you doing yet my string doesn’t end in a trapeze like that. Would you be willing to review a quick video of me to see if you can spot where I’m going wrong? I have broken this down frame by frame and I feel very confident saying I’m doing the dismount correctly. I’m stumped.
Man I cannot understand where I’m going wrong with the dismount. I have done this step by step and I’m landing the trick correctly and doing the dismount how you do it, but when I slip the string off my TH I get a knot instead of it neatly unwinding like yours. I’ve never had a trick stump me like this.
You are probably doing some minor mistake, even though it might seem to you, that you are doing the exact same moves. This happens to me a lot, when I am learning tricks myself. I tried the trick just now, and in no way can I get a knot from the last step :) I you want post a video link in here and I can review it.
@@mrmatio I was doing just a very minor mistake, and after working on it for hours I finally got it! When you reject the string and land the throw on your middle finger, I now know it’s supposed to land in FRONT of the string coming off your thumb. Mine was landing behind the string on my thumb but still on the right string. That still formed a tower, but it wouldn’t allow you to dismount. I FINALLY got it figured out. Thank you!
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Thanks for this! It normally takes me a LONG time to learn new tricks but I picked this one up in about 30 minutes of attempts. I’m not consistent by any means but I’ve hit it a few times.
So fun! Very cool tower trick. Thanks again.
Finally you're back! And this tower is super sick!
Seems real advanced, I'll get there though! I really love your tutorials, they've helped me a lot
Welcome back!! Awesome tutorial as always 👏
Finally a new trick❤️🔥😀
Pls do yuuki spencer worlds 2007 pull start frontstyle combo
I am very confused about something. I am hitting the trick perfectly, even took a video of myself landing it to compare to yours, and it matches.
Yet, I can’t seem to do the dismount like you without ending in a hellacious knot. I am doing exactly what I see you doing yet my string doesn’t end in a trapeze like that.
Would you be willing to review a quick video of me to see if you can spot where I’m going wrong? I have broken this down frame by frame and I feel very confident saying I’m doing the dismount correctly. I’m stumped.
Man I cannot understand where I’m going wrong with the dismount. I have done this step by step and I’m landing the trick correctly and doing the dismount how you do it, but when I slip the string off my TH I get a knot instead of it neatly unwinding like yours. I’ve never had a trick stump me like this.
You are probably doing some minor mistake, even though it might seem to you, that you are doing the exact same moves. This happens to me a lot, when I am learning tricks myself. I tried the trick just now, and in no way can I get a knot from the last step :) I you want post a video link in here and I can review it.
@@mrmatio I was doing just a very minor mistake, and after working on it for hours I finally got it!
When you reject the string and land the throw on your middle finger, I now know it’s supposed to land in FRONT of the string coming off your thumb. Mine was landing behind the string on my thumb but still on the right string.
That still formed a tower, but it wouldn’t allow you to dismount. I FINALLY got it figured out. Thank you!
are you from slovak?
That's right, from Slovakia :)