How To Learn Yoyo Tricks (Like A Pro)
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Here are my tips on how to learn yoyo tricks like a pro.
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The analogy I usually make (and the one Owen Ekblad gave me) is having a “vocabulary” of trick elements. When making an essay or novel, putting words together to make complex phrases and sentences, as well as understanding these words is made significantly easier by learning the nuances of the individual words themselves.
Yeah, I think that's a perfect analogy. The more words you know the easier it is to read and interpret new ones.
Long words are made up of short words, just as long combos are made up of single elements!:)
@Ryan Kim your not wrong I wish I could do that but I don't know enough tricks for that to really benefit me...
Thank you Brandon Vu for helping me
I'm learning a yoyo tricks
I download all video of yoyo tricks
I'm learning little bit little
Brandon teaches us how pros do...and he makes as a pro!
So when I learn new tricks I either do one of two things. I either create something myself, or I watch POV angle tutorials or demos! I think watching POV angle stuff is so much better because the way I see it is exactly what it would look like if I was doing it. I think it is easier to replicate elements if I see a trick done in that angel. I also think that coming up with new tricks yourself is more rewarding, and at the end you can say, " Yeah, I did that! That was all me!!" It is just a different feeling than just copying what someone else has already done. I usually take an element from another player and then use that element as inspiration to create a brand new trick!
Yeah I'd agree too, there was actually a scene in this vlog where I go through a POV video of Takeshi, but I cut it because the audio cut out. Totally agree Katie.
It's fun creating ur own tricks that's what yoyo is about be creative
Thank you so much for this Video Brandon 👍🏻 I've learned a lot 🙏🏻
My pleasure!
Hahahaha this guy. Funny vid as usual. Love how good you are on camera at 5am haha. Great vid big guyyyyyy
So... I started watching your videos 2 years ago, got inspired, started throwing an year ago and now I throw on a daily basis 😂❤️
Thanks for this great hobby 💕
Hey Swapnil! Thanks for letting me know, keep throwing.
Hey swapnil.. you've from India? Swapnil pandey is a pretty common name in India
Screen capturing and watching frame by frame is something I've overlooked. Thanks for the suggestion! Helps allot. Im 32 now back when I used to compete 16 years ago I wish smartphones were around. Had the same issue struggled to learn other peoples tricks so the basic element to string manipulation analogy is good btw.
Awesome vid Brandon
Cheers Jason!
Don’t worry, I finally learned the trick :D
Haha, DMing you as we speak. How do you do that last GT, I don't understand!?!
Thanks!
I recently just did this for the first time to learn Zack Gormley’s Double or Nothing with his leg inserted trick.
Way to go!
It's refreshing to see how pros learn tricks and that things don't always work out right for them either. Otherwise you only see videos where everything is always perfect and error-free, which can be very frustrating for beginners.
Btw, you can also go frame by frame on the PC by pressing , and .
It all comes down to visualization.
If you can imagine seeing the trick performed, then you can perform it.
I wouldn't say I'm a good yoyoer or that I have much natural talent, but learning tricks has been mostly easy for me because I can see myself doing the proper movements before even stringing my yoyo to my hand.
I learned my own unique method for doing a gyro flop after having only ever watched it done once or twice because I understood its mechanics.
That's totally true, the condition to learn new tricks is to learn the single elements first.
Yes haha.
I remember back in AP 2015ish when we spent a good 2 hours in a McDonalds slowing down a video of Jason liu's speed combo just to learn it, good times
Bro I remember that. That’s honestly one of my favourite Yoyo memories man.
Sounds like a blast
That is actually how I learn tricks🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
hello I really like your yoyo style and my yoyo is from big als and it only sleeps for about 7 seconds so it is hard for me to do tricks except for beginner tricks like walk the dog, rock the baby, forward pass etc and i like your stuff
Hey u picked up my topic! Thanks!
Thanks for the idea!
Are you the only yoyo RUclipsr that posts still? I can’t seem to find any other channels that aren’t dead, r
Check out Yoyojoe1 he just uploaded a video today.
@@thebrandonvu thanks homie. Keep up the good work man
Keep doing what you do man, I honestly learned quite a lot from your tutorials
Appreciate it Shuu! Will do.
i have get that yoyo and its very nice !!
Learning polo tricks, and then trying to do them fluidly is so hard, even though he does step by step breakdowns. Guy is just too good
Yeah, that just takes reps.
HAHAHAHAHA loved your video. Makes me feel a normal person. This is me in all tricks i try to learn :')
Another great vid! Naive question: are players still creating new elements?
Thank you!! Glad you're enjoying the Yoyo world. Yep, elements are made everyday it's part of the creative fun of being a yoyoer.
55 comenter here hehe❤️
What's the name of the trick from the 1:57? I remember practicing it long time ago, and can't recall it now
friendly reminder: If your video is already 7:53, just add 7 more seconds in order to put more adv. I don't mind adv :)
Ah good call, I'll make a note of it next time.
That’s great to learn. What elements do you recommend for a intermediate player to learn
Yes it isnt easy so much practice with these insane tricks whips
Is your yoyo soon available in europe?
Yeah but, will we get a tut for the trick at 1:20 though?!
Do the DNA with a plastic yoyo
We should make a yoyo language!
There would be just 1 word, yo.
Haha!
Brandon, keep up the great content. I’m a year in back to yoyoing after about 17 years. This is my addiction and your videos are some of the best out there! You’re truly awesome!! Fanboying aside, lol I have a question….
Can you suggest a great bearing to use? I’ve tried many different bearings. 8 ball / 10 ball, centre Trac, concave, magic Yoyo, YYF, NSK, etc, the best I’ve found is NSK but it still doesn’t perform to the same level as I see sooo many pros using. I just don’t get the spin time I need. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks man!
Travis
Hey Travis! First thing your Linkin Park cover of paper cut is lit HAHA. Second thing is if you've tried all those different bearings I don't think the "perfect bearing" is going to give you the spintime you need. I'd focus on becoming hyper efficient with your yoyo tricks, working on throwing harder and reducing the tilt to a minimum. Bearings have an effect to a point, but if you don't have your technique right, your yoyo will constantly die irrespective of the bearing.
@@thebrandonvu Thanks for the advice Brandon! I’ve been working a lot on my technique and it has been improving. I think a lot has to do with that and also the quality of the yoyo’s I’ve been using. Currently my main throw is a CZM8 with an NSK bearing. I bought it second hand and It was pretty dinged up, so it vibes like crazy. I’ve swapped the bearing to a few other yoyo’s I have, mostly Magic yoyo’s but I seem to get the same result. I can usually perform some simple wrist mount combos before the spin dies on the string. I’ll continue to work on my technique tho, and hopefully pick up my first bi-metal soon. I have lots of time to throw now….I broke my leg last month skateboarding. lol now that I can bare weight on it again with my air cast boot, all I’m doing is throwing my Yoyo. I’ll eventually toss this NSK into something else and hopefully pick up one of those super sweet Outlier 2’s when you release them. They are sooo sick looking!
Cheers man! Thanks for reaching out!!! You rock!!!
And Thanks for checking out my Linkin Park cover man, that’s awesome!! I posted that thing a while ago. I gotta get more guitar videos and other stuff on my channel soon.
5:10 is most of the time my reaction while yoyo-ing
Mine too more often than not HAHA
make a tutorial chanel please
Ok but what about learning 4a tricks!?
Learning tricks in 5A be like only possible with god's help
I take it personal that I'm so super slow at learning...and even slower at getting consistent. I feel lightyears behind everyone.
I legit feel like there's something physically wrong with me.
Dont give up u are taking it little by little and u are gonna get thr just play more
Yo Brandon my yo yo has a plastic baring do you think you could give me a free astrea yoyo
1 minute ago can you shout out me
Shoutouts to Lance.
That's too much work man..😂 now I get it as to much much effort it takes to make a yoyojoe's video..
Not to mention u have to be at a certain amount of skill to do that..
Yeah, I personally hate doing it, but sometimes it's the only way.
I'm early
Thanks for being here ;)
@@thebrandonvu thank you sir Brandon I love your yoyo tips especially the How to bind like a pro and how to remove string tension like a pro that helps me a lot 😃
When learning new elements, I try to watch it frame by frame and break down exactly how all the physics works to make the element work. I also like recording myself in slow motion, so I can figure out exactly what I'm doing wrong. This allows you to discover for yourself small things that are extremely important to making the trick work, that the person in the tutorial might not even be conscious of.
Since the yoyo is a gyroscope, it's also important to have a good understanding of gyroscopic precession, which is an extremely weird and unintuitive phenomenon when not explained well. However, this video does a great job: ruclips.net/video/n5bKzBZ7XuM/видео.html
no bruh its 5:29
1 dislike?!
Can i have free yoyos?
im going out of my depth. im still on beginner basic tricks.
HAHAH
Manipulation of yoyo elements that’s what I’ll tell my self can I can’t learn a trick for 6 months.
Hey, It's been a week and I still haven't landed this Takeshi thing, everything takes time.
I totally get you man. I find when I'm learning tech tricks like sands of time I was able to break it down into three sections then once I mastered the elements I put it all together and it works for me and I learn tricks faster that way. Great Vlog Brandon 🪀👍
Thanks Andrew! Glad you're continuing to make progress.