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Yoyo Bind Theory - The Truth Behind What Makes Binds Work.

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  • Опубликовано: 24 мар 2016
  • Improve your binds by mastering bind theory. YoYoTricks.com
    While we don't teach any binds in this video, this video will help you improve all your binds and will help you learn new binds with ease.
    Get the Civility Yoyo used in this video: yoyotricks.com....
    Binds do not work by throwing the string into the gap. Instead, a true 1a bind works by threading the string through the gap of the yoyo to rotate the outer-race of the bearing in the same direction the yoyo is spinning, in order to pull the string attached to the bearing around the bearing enough times to engage the response system and wind up.
    Special thanks to Gabriel Lozano and Johnnie DelValle for archival video.
    Concluding montage remix of "Also Sprach Zarathustra" from Jay30k / jay30k

Комментарии • 786

  • @yotricks
    @yotricks  5 лет назад +33

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  • @sunammanus
    @sunammanus 7 лет назад +17

    That's a great video, well done guys!
    It's easier to wrap one's string around the bearing than one's head around how binds work!
    I can't believe I'm still learning new things about binding three years after I started.

  • @Shtricks
    @Shtricks 8 лет назад +369

    But hey, that's just a theory. A BIND THEORY! Thanks for throwing!

    • @yotrick5917
      @yotrick5917 8 лет назад +12

      Omg yessss lol

    • @spartankiller4949
      @spartankiller4949 8 лет назад +8

      Lol I love his videos! XD

    • @xavier-kf9ew
      @xavier-kf9ew 4 года назад +2

      Yes

    • @victoryguard
      @victoryguard 4 года назад

      throwning, UP AT THIS GUYS TERRIBLE VIDEO AMIRITE?!?!??!?!?

    • @xjood805
      @xjood805 3 года назад +1

      I thought the exact same reference!!! Couldn’t have been more perfect

  • @jossiancaraballo7679
    @jossiancaraballo7679 8 лет назад +354

    the big bind theory

    • @adityaraja8610
      @adityaraja8610 8 лет назад +8

      good one

    • @nakada1996
      @nakada1996 7 лет назад +2

      Jossian Caraballo hahaha that's right team Peniz! Boozingle hahahahahahahahahha *laugh tracks*

    • @yucaddi2210
      @yucaddi2210 7 лет назад +1

      My magic yoyo k1 is unresponsive but sometimes when i bind it it goes back up and sometimes it dosent i dont know why im confused 😡

    • @JSaenz-zk7ul
      @JSaenz-zk7ul 7 лет назад +2

      Jossian Caraballo you need to stop

    • @waffleliberty89
      @waffleliberty89 6 лет назад

      *_BA DUM TSH_*

  • @yoyobros6547
    @yoyobros6547 7 лет назад +94

    Am I the only one who thinks these guys need more subs?

  • @DylanKowalski123
    @DylanKowalski123 8 лет назад +57

    good video. I'll share it on my channel too

  • @imperator381
    @imperator381 8 лет назад +9

    Great video! And very informative! The yoyo world needs more videos that go into the mechanics of yoyo play. As a possible future video, you should do a loop theory video where you go over the dynamics of looping, especially how to keep the yoyos at the proper angles.

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад +2

      +Imperator381 We do have other theory videos in mind, and we plan to tackle about anything we think we can in a way that is both accurate and useful.

  • @megalopolis4
    @megalopolis4 8 лет назад +42

    University lecture level.

  • @multiskill25
    @multiskill25 Год назад +1

    Who else’s favourite yoyotricks tutorial maker is this guy😅

  • @charleswirstrom1657
    @charleswirstrom1657 6 лет назад +2

    Well done!
    I have always known how to do a bind, but could never explain it.
    Your video is great, now I know how to teach it.

  • @andrewsantopietro3526
    @andrewsantopietro3526 3 года назад +4

    me before covid: yoyoing is too complicated for me
    me during covid: omg this is so complicated I love it

  • @JasonRasmussen
    @JasonRasmussen 8 лет назад +3

    Brilliant! More theory & technique videos like this please! It's perfecting and knowing principles like this that can make one a better thrower.

  • @matthewchristoph4000
    @matthewchristoph4000 8 лет назад +44

    i love this video,its pretty funny and informative,nice work guys.

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад +3

      +Jack Ripper Thanks!

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад +6

      We are still working on it.

  • @levibarton8335
    @levibarton8335 8 лет назад +2

    lol dude i learned pretty much everything from you and now you're becoming my history and science teacher too. and nice beard

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Levi Barton Thanks!

  • @ak_gamers9640
    @ak_gamers9640 5 месяцев назад +40

    anyone in 2024?

    • @Adarsh_ProGaming
      @Adarsh_ProGaming 4 месяца назад

      Yes

    • @davidemarino4139
      @davidemarino4139 4 месяца назад

      Sure thing!

    • @jaytpmc
      @jaytpmc 3 месяца назад

      Yep still can't figure out "front binds" they are all taught from a breakaway throw from the side...

    • @cindysanchez3118
      @cindysanchez3118 3 месяца назад

      Me

    • @IBoredDuck
      @IBoredDuck 2 месяца назад

      Can you bind a aluminum yoyo

  • @baalzamon1337
    @baalzamon1337 Год назад +5

    If you decide to remake this video like you've done for others, I think a few diagrams would be helpful. Especially in defining frontspin vs backspin mounts. That one takes some time to do verbally.
    Love the slow mo close ups of the bearing interaction !

  • @whiteviper126
    @whiteviper126 8 лет назад +7

    I've always wondered how binds work!! But do you happen to know how Responsive Yoyos use slack to come up?

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад +6

      +WhiteViper On a responsive yoyo two things are happening. One, the string touches the response system when you pull on the string, because the string flexes inside the yoyo and touches it. Second, the bearings on most responsive yoyos do not spin as freely as unresponsive bearings, so the outer race of the bearing will also spin the same direction of the yoyo when it is not weighed down (i.e. when you pull it up) so the outer race also pulls the string around, and when enough string is touching the response system it finishes winding up.

  • @kittydyson
    @kittydyson 11 месяцев назад

    watching this just instantly improved every bind i do 😁
    its good to remember that with any skill, its not just practice, but its the amount you learn and understand it.

  • @jungsoo-shim
    @jungsoo-shim 8 лет назад +2

    This was so fun and interesting to watch. I always "felt" these concepts of bind theory, but now seeing the actual physics behind them amazes me. Awesome video guys!!! XD

    • @cuuvlz
      @cuuvlz 7 лет назад

      I have a n12 black gold splash

  • @mario-gamerjustin4664
    @mario-gamerjustin4664 8 лет назад +113

    You guys don't deserve 100,000 subs.
    You deserve a million

  • @jamesconrad9182
    @jamesconrad9182 8 лет назад +199

    I don't even have a Yoyo...

    • @greeds4467
      @greeds4467 8 лет назад +26

      You should give it a go. You might love it

    • @thotgun9095
      @thotgun9095 8 лет назад +12

      NERF THIS

    • @liams9826
      @liams9826 7 лет назад +1

      James Conrad dollar tree yoyo

    • @greeds4467
      @greeds4467 7 лет назад +1

      GuitarboyLemee no

    • @liams9826
      @liams9826 7 лет назад +1

      they're pretty good for a cheap starter

  • @antonizick
    @antonizick 8 лет назад +1

    Amazing video, the high-speed capture was amazing, the technical breakdown is something I've never seen captured before, and it was funny as well.

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Nick Antonizick Thanks!

  • @metalboy5150
    @metalboy5150 8 лет назад +1

    Also, terrific video, crazy informative....I think I'm going to have to watch it a couple more times to really understand all of it. Thanks, guys!

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Michael Pate Happy to help!

  • @RenatoCadecaro
    @RenatoCadecaro 2 года назад

    After many searches here is the only place I've fond this information! Thanks a lot!!!

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  2 года назад +1

      Glad it was helpful!

  • @neopythagorean
    @neopythagorean Год назад

    This is a really informative and interesting video. This should be recommended watching for all yoyo players. Really nice filming in this video too. I learned a lot.

  • @superjew81892
    @superjew81892 8 лет назад

    This might be the most dense yoyo tutorial; however it was greatly needed! Great job y'all!

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Jared Worth Thanks. It was certainly more work to put together than anything we have attempted before. I hope it ends up becoming a solid resource for the yoyo world.

  • @JimFarrand
    @JimFarrand 2 года назад

    It's crazy how much understanding of this has changed. There was a time when people described backspin binds as "fake binds" - real binds were frontspin binds where you deliberately threw enough string into the gap to jam up the yoyo 😂
    You can also see plenty of Andre Boulay tutorial videos where he binds in what we now consider the wrong way, and then has to throw a few times to clear the snag. (Though of course, he manages to do it with an abundance of style nonetheless)
    I used to habitually bind the wrong way on a side throw because no-one taught me there was any difference, and trapezes are slightly easier than undermounts. Life became so much easier after I saw this video and retrained myself. 😊

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  2 года назад

      Glad to hear it payed off!

  • @TheJoyofPrecision
    @TheJoyofPrecision 6 лет назад +1

    Just watched Zach's video series on yoyo design, and now this. I feel like I've taken the red pill! :)

    • @mugen_dori
      @mugen_dori 3 года назад

      Instead of taking the alpha red pill you took yopha pill :)

  • @Dwerynith
    @Dwerynith 8 лет назад +2

    that video, was truely the best of the channel ! :o

  • @DeafBlindMan
    @DeafBlindMan 6 лет назад

    This helped me way more than videos about binding tricks. Understanding the mechanics let me figure out how to make my "own" improvised binds.

  • @LorenzYoCubing
    @LorenzYoCubing 8 лет назад +38

    BEST VIDEO ENDING EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @hafliii
      @hafliii 8 лет назад

      Hi! Luv your vids keep up the good work!!😊😉

    • @LorenzYoCubing
      @LorenzYoCubing 8 лет назад

      +Halflee M.T Thx man

    • @ashtinn9906
      @ashtinn9906 8 лет назад

      +LorenzYo Cubing Hey lorenzyo!

    • @Jumaaa
      @Jumaaa 6 лет назад

      LorenzYo Cubing L.

    • @magicbros815
      @magicbros815 6 лет назад

      I've seen a better ending

  • @nseven1117
    @nseven1117 7 лет назад +34

    but, it's just a theory, A GA... I mean BIND THEORY!

    • @yeetbeatmeat9193
      @yeetbeatmeat9193 7 лет назад

      Nathan Martinez lol
      😂😂

    • @jeanskipper6445
      @jeanskipper6445 4 года назад

      congrats, youre the 100000000000000000000000000000th person to make this joke

    • @nseven1117
      @nseven1117 4 года назад

      @@jeanskipper6445 I would like to thank the academy for this award

  • @YouBazinga
    @YouBazinga 6 лет назад

    With all the slow-motion displays and physics explained, it still looks like you're doing magic tricks!
    Time: 5:55 - Perfect music for the intersection view!

  • @NicleT
    @NicleT Год назад

    I’m not an expert but I had this _Turboencabulator_ feeling while listening. Haha!
    Excellent video and demo, you really know that (YoYo) wold.

  • @theKidd54
    @theKidd54 8 лет назад

    Another excellent video, and that finger spin at the end was sick!

  • @ivancorea
    @ivancorea 3 года назад

    I'm surprised there are dislikes... Like... What didn't they like? This video is super interesting!

  • @dougferguson6445
    @dougferguson6445 6 лет назад +1

    wow, amazing video. I didn't understand half of it but still... amazing. : )

  • @bjamiork
    @bjamiork 5 лет назад

    Wow, so I definitely needed this video. I just started throwing for the first time since my Duncan Fireball days back in the 90s lol. I have a Replay Pro and have been tossing the tail into the gap to bind because that seemed to work better but this video was an eye opener, thanks for that!

  • @Gubub
    @Gubub 7 лет назад +1

    Hello, i have a question. my yoyo is just a crappy one bought from a crappy store. my yoyo does not have a bearing like that. its just a plastic thing that just holds the yoyo togheter and doesnt spin. does that affect it in any way?

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  7 лет назад

      That yoyo will not be good for learning tricks, because it won't spin very long. We recommend you consider getting a ball bearing yoyo, like the Sage, if you are interested in learning tricks.
      yoyotricks.com/shop/yoyo-store/yoyo-brands/yotricks/the-sage-yoyo-starter-pack/

  • @AJVER
    @AJVER 4 года назад

    That song for the montage at the end was so cringe but it was the only way to BIND this video. I hate myself. Great work! Can’t wait to get my unresponsive yo-yo soon!

  • @rickintexas1584
    @rickintexas1584 4 года назад

    I had no idea that yo-yos could be so complicated. It makes my head hurt. Thanks.

  • @BhagwadPark
    @BhagwadPark 8 лет назад

    Brilliant work and research guys! I'm sure you yourself learned a few new things and clarified some existing ideas. The definitive bind theory video.

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Bhagwad Park Thanks. We did learn a lot, and the positive reception this video has had has gotten us excited about pursuing other yoyo "theory" videos. :D

  • @ekhonehek
    @ekhonehek 8 лет назад +13

    was the "biindd theory!" part a tickle to game theory?

  • @Siralantoon
    @Siralantoon 4 года назад

    Love the new look as the cap and Tee shirt are replacd by a more mature image.
    But you are still a kick ass yoyo person and have taught me much.. Next year Tweed?..xx

  • @maskless_zorro
    @maskless_zorro 8 лет назад

    This is the best video you have ever made! You can make a topic as plain as a Bind into a really interesting video. :D I love it!

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Paul Zorovich Thanks!

  • @TheInvaderDust
    @TheInvaderDust 8 лет назад +7

    Right on. This is excellent info and quality. thanks.

  • @metalboy5150
    @metalboy5150 8 лет назад

    That was a very interesting spin on "Also sprach Zarathustra." ;)

  • @jakevizcarra4072
    @jakevizcarra4072 7 лет назад +1

    i finally moved up from a beginner Duncan to a ball bearing Duncan. its helped me move up and learn some basic binds and tricks but is semi-responsive as opposed to being unresponsive.
    I was gonna pick up a shutter because i hear its pretty versatile and honestly i like its basic design. Any advice on choosing a yoyo?

  • @omnesilere
    @omnesilere 8 лет назад

    I love it! Yoyo theory, your fancy look, the shots, mic placement, all great! ;)

  • @helipro1000
    @helipro1000 4 месяца назад

    @yotricks can you make a yoyo breakaway theory, i keep throwing my yoyo at a 45 degree tilt instead of level when throwing breakaways thanks!

  • @izzyizzball788
    @izzyizzball788 6 лет назад +5

    Shoulda been String Theory but whatever, I'll go enjoy my tea party alone now

  • @supersmashsam
    @supersmashsam 8 лет назад

    Great video! First time I see such a deep discussion about binding, something we do without thinking after a while.
    As for the "throwing the string into the gap" part, I think this is still relevant as a tip to learn the binding movement when you're a newbie.
    It's basically an exagerated movement that teaches newer player how to bind by having them feel the friction point between the string and the response pads.
    As they get better, players refine their movements and don't need to throw their string anymore to hit that friction point, which leads to better binds.

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад +2

      +supersmashsam Thanks.
      On the "throwing the string into the gap" idea, however, it would not be too great an exaggeration to say that we made this video to put that idea completely to rest. In our view it is not good for beginners or experienced players to throw the string into the gap. The main reason being, for the basic binds it is always better to throw the string on the opposite side of the yoyo to avoid a snag. Since it is the act of changing the level of your hands, and not the throwing of the tail, that allows you to feel the friction point between the string and the response pads, it seems to me that it is not helpful in any sense to throw the string into the gap.
      It sounds like you have taught a few people to bind yourself, which is cool. If you get a chance, try teaching a player or two to bind without throwing the string into the gap and see if it is any easier or not for them to get the general idea. I would love to hear how it goes.

    • @supersmashsam
      @supersmashsam 8 лет назад

      +yotricks I have to admit that one of the problems that beginners encounter when learning to bind is that they focus too much on that "throwing" word and drop the string too fast instead of waiting and feeling the friction. So it's probably a good idea to ditch the term "throw" and focus more on changing the level of their hands.
      When you start learing to bind however, you don't necessarily have a very good and fast throw yet, so there is often a need to exagerate the movement by using an extra long tail, or by crossing the strings over the gap, which leads to tail wrapping and snagging. But I think that's part of the learning process.
      As you progess however, it is very important to correct this, especially if you want to learn advanced binds such as those that use whips and for regens. This last point was shown excellently in your video.
      Thanks for the response!

  • @PigGooN
    @PigGooN 8 лет назад

    Wow most of your videos are good but are very specific, which can be good, but i love this video since it applies to almost everybody. Keep up the good work! This would have gotten a instant subscribe from me if i already wasnt.

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Alex Garcia Thanks!

  • @Create_o_raptor
    @Create_o_raptor 8 лет назад +1

    how did you guys get that open yoyo binding footage.. looks sick..

  • @alanvalentinus
    @alanvalentinus 8 лет назад

    ok this is a bit Alton Brown and a touch Hipseterish, but Otherwise, This is Brilliant! No one has ever shown this much detail and production value in a yoyo vid OR explained Binds so succinctly. Good SHOW Sir. Good Show.

  • @timetravlr625
    @timetravlr625 2 года назад

    Lol, the music @ 5:54 😄 great fun !

  • @longlee7079
    @longlee7079 8 лет назад

    what an amazing video. Thanks yotrick has made this video

  • @mattobambino
    @mattobambino 8 лет назад +1

    SO MUCH KNOWLEDGE! I LOVE IT!

  • @misterneckbreaker88
    @misterneckbreaker88 3 года назад

    as a very beginner i like doing double or nothing dropping a string with throw hand then binding the string so yoyo comes back to hand that feels so satisfying, and plastic whip bind back to hand. currently trying to get hold of a shutter yoyo and bag of extra string with brexit and covid getting stuff is a headache.

  • @francoisparsy7425
    @francoisparsy7425 2 года назад

    Just another string theory... :)
    Great video, thanks !

  • @adilalam4545
    @adilalam4545 8 лет назад +1

    Dude , you have changed !!! Btw, love the videos.

  • @vehemore
    @vehemore 8 лет назад +24

    jesus so much truth i cant take it stop

  • @Serpci
    @Serpci 8 лет назад

    This idea of yoyo theory is awesome. Will there be more?

  • @moby323
    @moby323 8 лет назад

    Saw this at the throwers subreddit. Great video

  • @jacobprice7613
    @jacobprice7613 6 лет назад

    I learned more science in this than I did in high school.

  • @MeditationGamers
    @MeditationGamers 8 лет назад +1

    This was very informative. Great job guys! Although, im interested. How'd you get those upclose shots of the bearings?

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад +1

      +MeditationGamers Macro lenses.

  • @rayhanmansoor2951
    @rayhanmansoor2951 8 лет назад

    Hey I have a doubt as I had a fixed axle yoyo and I was not happy with it and I brought a ball bearing yoyo but the problem is that's it is a unresponsive yoyo and had a hard time learning bind and so can you help me with buying a new string

  • @dafffodil
    @dafffodil Месяц назад

    omg the slowed down better off alone... I made a track with a sample of that slowed down about that much too, this is blowing my mind

  • @brunobarbieri3871
    @brunobarbieri3871 7 лет назад

    In your video where you explain the most simple binds you said it didn't make any difference between the "pinch" bind and the "cross" bind, but I noticed you just use the pinch one. Is it just because you prefer it or is it because it's better?

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  7 лет назад

      When I said it does not make any difference, I meant they can both work. In fact it is much easier to get a consistently clean bind by pinching the string compared to just crossing it.

  • @PetRockGames
    @PetRockGames 8 лет назад

    which would you rate better on a scale of 1-10? Why?
    Shutter
    or
    Civility.
    Which would you recommend?

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Stellar If you are interested in competing I would go for the Shutter. However, if you are interested in learning tricks and would like a yoyo that is a bit more forgiving, I would recommend the Civility. In their own ways I would consider both a 10.
      yoyotricks.com/yoyo-store/yoyo-brands/yotricks/civility-yoyo/
      yoyotricks.com/yoyo-store/yoyo-brands/yoyofactory/shutter-yoyo/

  • @titoino9065
    @titoino9065 8 лет назад +8

    That hat, those hairs... TO MUCH SWAG!!

  • @jeffbrownstain
    @jeffbrownstain 2 года назад

    -Yes, I do have a bachelors degree in physics.
    -oh yeah what do you study?
    -yoyo bind theory

  • @chaddrye4048
    @chaddrye4048 8 лет назад

    Love the epic bearing view and music!!!!

  • @ivandelvalle2784
    @ivandelvalle2784 6 лет назад +1

    underneath those hats he use is something i need to see!

  • @gilbertgrape9969
    @gilbertgrape9969 7 лет назад +1

    This video helped me bind thank you!

  • @ColacX
    @ColacX 7 лет назад

    My god this video is so hyped up and awesome. Nice video editing.

  • @carcusgod
    @carcusgod 8 лет назад

    This was great! It'll be a great foundation for you to build upon with future slack videos! Do you have plans for any more Theory videos? Green Triangle Theory and Slack Theory would both be welcome.

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад +1

      +Marcus Hambright We do have a few more theory videos in mind, but they take a very long time to write and film, so I don't think we will be releasing another any time soon.

  • @keaneusman6217
    @keaneusman6217 8 лет назад

    I knew most of this stuff, just not the technical explanation. Though this is the best video to describe and explain binds to new players.

  • @jdaoevorage3881
    @jdaoevorage3881 8 лет назад

    I feel like this is the first time you guys use words in editing but nicely done

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Conan Tran We did do a few things we usually avoid in other videos.

  • @r.mercado9737
    @r.mercado9737 3 года назад

    Great commentary. Outstanding.

  • @raytsh
    @raytsh 5 лет назад

    Very comprehensive video, well done!

  • @giianniiotiis2696
    @giianniiotiis2696 7 лет назад +16

    Hahaha this is so funny!! Great vid!!

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  7 лет назад +4

      Thanks!

    • @spamlerim
      @spamlerim 7 лет назад

      yotricks that was realy nice

    • @ComboMon-
      @ComboMon- 7 лет назад

      Anonymous good vid but how is this funny.

    • @ComboMon-
      @ComboMon- 7 лет назад +1

      I'm being serious rn. There are thousands of people out here saying some of the strangest things on the web.

  • @brendanwatts3264
    @brendanwatts3264 8 лет назад

    awesome!!! I was actually wondering why my laceration bind leaves such a weird tail wrap!!! hilarious music choice!!! haha it made it go from an amazing and informative video to an amazing entertaining informative video!!!! great job guys!!! PS: I see Adam didn't put the red shirt back on hahahahaha

  • @lawrencetyler9398
    @lawrencetyler9398 5 лет назад

    Your voice during story time 🙏

  • @nictheperson6709
    @nictheperson6709 7 лет назад +1

    Can you guys do a video explaining how string tension works?

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  7 лет назад +1

      We are already working on it. I doubt it will be done any time soon though.

  • @SamuelGoodwin
    @SamuelGoodwin 4 года назад

    I still don't get this, but this is helping. Thanks for trying so hard to explain!

  • @alexr.8397
    @alexr.8397 8 лет назад

    Hard to follow along and try to understand the especially technical stuff when I'm tired but luckily I already understand. Amazing video guys, thanks so much for all that you guys do for the community and new players. I don't know where I would be with yo-yos without your videos.
    With the shot of the black yoyo binding and you could see the bearing open, did you use a hubstack to get that shot?

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Alexander Recinos We used a hubstack for one of the shots and a Civility for the other shot.

    • @alexr.8397
      @alexr.8397 8 лет назад

      +YoYo Life I'm pretty sure it's a Daydream

  • @another_loser6976
    @another_loser6976 3 года назад

    I would love to see more content like this!

  • @sesivedseD
    @sesivedseD 8 лет назад +1

    Very interesting, thanks a lot guys :)
    See ya in your next tutorial :)

  • @bobbymalta73
    @bobbymalta73 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks for sharing really helped!

  • @bryanp7357
    @bryanp7357 8 лет назад

    Excellent video!

  • @yogav26
    @yogav26 8 лет назад +1

    --" of bind theory" DON DON DOOOON lol this video is awesome
    You guys are so close to 100,000 subs

  • @jacobprice7613
    @jacobprice7613 6 лет назад +1

    And that's just a theory! A bind theory! Thanks for watching!

  • @weesupersteve
    @weesupersteve 5 лет назад

    that was such an awesome video , thanks guys

  • @2degucitas
    @2degucitas 4 года назад

    Thanks. I used to yo yo circa 1970. Then reintroduced early to mid 90's when kids were using clutch style, so I bought a few. I haven't kept up with trends and didn't know about ball bearing yoyos. Makes sense, what with fidget spinners that probably came after ball bearing yoyis caught on. Interesting that fidget spinners combine the ball weightedness of clutches with ball bearing use. It's like a hybrid. Wonder if fidget spinner inventor was a yoyo enthusiast? Now, time to kitbash a fidget spinner and upgrade an old cheap yoyo!

  • @leooliva3809
    @leooliva3809 8 лет назад +44

    omg im so passionate about yoyoing but........... I suck

    • @orion.903
      @orion.903 5 лет назад +5

      you are my soul brother

    • @ivancorea
      @ivancorea 3 года назад

      We're soil brothers.. tho by this point, after 4 years, I'm prolly the only bad at yoyoing

  • @Pertamax7-HD
    @Pertamax7-HD 3 года назад

    Great exp

  • @daltoncoker1149
    @daltoncoker1149 7 лет назад

    Can I do string tricks or whatever on a responsive yoyo, or should I buy an unresponsive, I plan on buying a responsive and an unresponsive, but I can only buy 1 right now, I'm also asking what yoyo I should get, and should it he responsive or unresponsive? Also I'm not completely new to yoyoing, I can do some tricks, but not many, if anyone can answer these that'd be awesome

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  7 лет назад

      Yes you can, certain string tricks will be more difficult, but eventually you will want to upgrade to an unresponsive yoyo. We recommend purchasing a Sage Starter Pack with a Center Trac bearing so that you can upgrade the bearing when you feel ready :)
      yoyotricks.com/shop/yoyo-brands/yotricks/the-sage-yoyo-starter-pack/
      yoyotricks.com/shop/yoyo-store/yoyo-brands/yoyofactory/yyf-center-trac-yoyo-bearing/

    • @daltoncoker1149
      @daltoncoker1149 7 лет назад

      yotricks thanks

  • @OwenEkblad
    @OwenEkblad 8 лет назад

    Informative, although binding in a frontspin mount can be desirable if you want the yoyo to snag so as to create a temporarily responsive yoyo enabling you to be able to loop or shoot the moon to add style to you regens. Additionally, getting some tail snag in the yoyo is a sure way to get a consistent bind. While you may have to recover by doing a couple of gravity pulls and binds, a consistent bind may be considered more important than a clean bind as in competition or some other circumstance where you need a bind. Sometimes the correct way isn't the best way :)
    Great video, though!

    • @yotricks
      @yotricks  8 лет назад

      +Owen Ekblad Certainly you are correct about this use of frontspin binds, we even show this in our video. However, I ardently disagree with you about tail snag being a good way to get more consistent binds. The pinching method we show in this video is more consistent than throwing the tail into the gap (which gives you the tail snag you describe) and can be done cleanly 100% of the time in mount based binds, and most of the time in lacerations as well. Whether you are in a contest or performing tricks for something like a talent show it is always superior to have consistent clean binds to running the risk of having tail snags which may need to be cleared with a gravity pull or two, especially when such snags are completely unnecessary. I suggest that perhaps you have not mastered the basic techniques of binds yet if you are relying on tail snags to hit your binds consistently.

  • @FreneticZetetic
    @FreneticZetetic 6 лет назад +2

    7:17 - mind blown. I've never seen that done!