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« on: October 27, 2008, 06:52:00 PM »

So it s a monday afternoon and im in my office thinking.. How long is it gonna take to learn all these tricks, currently learning the advance section 1.. but im starting this forum to ask whats the best way to get something down. I currently have my wife looking at the videos with me, i just gave her my lyn fury and its just great to see her get into it., So if any one has any tips that would help me "get it" fast (i know it takes practice ) please feel free to answer


 Good Day Gentlemen,

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« Reply #1 on: October 27, 2008, 07:29:02 PM »

Well how I learned most of my tricks is by watching the vids over and over. Really you just have to try many times in a row. It is also very useful to have another player there to learn with. If you see there mistake you can learn from it. Two heads are better then one. I hope that helps.

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« Reply #2 on: October 28, 2008, 09:55:33 AM »

Eddie,
  I started about 6 months ago.  I'm a fairly quick study(or at least I think I am).  I pretty much throw all the time though.  I'm in my cube thinking, I'm throwing. I'm talking to someone, I'm throwing. I'm eating lunch, between bites I'm throwing! I guess really it depends on you though. My step-son has been throwing(a lyn fury) for as long as I have, but he's just into the Advanced 1, but I'm already into the Advanced 2 and I've also got some of the Expert 1 tricks (wrist mount, gyro flop and working on spirit bomb part 1).

  Advice? If you're not doing anything with your hands, throw a yo-yo and push yourself to do harder tricks.  Also, pull the videos off the net so you can watch them off-line, and use a video player that you can step frame by frame, it helps.  I put the tricks I'm working on in my PDA so I can peek at the video whenever I want wherever I'm at.  It helps to take a look at the video again even when you think you have a trick down pat.

  I don't know any other yo-yo players so I've learned all my tricks right here. Andre's videos, Media Player Classic and lots of hitting myself with a yo-yo till I get it right.

Enjoy!

~JL

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  You're gonna have to let me know how you got your wife throwing...maybe I can get my wife into it.
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« Reply #3 on: October 28, 2008, 03:16:40 PM »

Hey guys,


 Its quite funny, cause my wife and i were talking last night and she just got up picked up the lyn and started to look at video's she enjoys it very much, i just started about 3 weeks ago and i just learned the martix and the plastic wrap last night its pretty awesome, but i just wanted to say thanks for the response and like robert says "keep spinning" its fun
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« Reply #4 on: November 02, 2008, 01:45:12 PM »

Eacolon, I find the best way to learn tricks is, at least for multiple part tricks, to divide each trick into segments and focus on learning one part of a trick at a time.
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« Reply #5 on: November 03, 2008, 03:24:10 AM »

Well my opinion is to learn better than faster because you can learn 10 tricks but it will happen one time to the other and you can learn 1 trick but youwill be able to complete it like you want without watching on yo-yo  or somthing like this.So I think that tou can learn tricks on speed and on quality.I prefer  quality variant Grin
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« Reply #6 on: November 06, 2008, 05:28:43 PM »

I just watch andre's videos on youtube and videos on here. They're GREAT. they have great teachers. just practice one trick over and over till u get it. thats what i do. Good luck!
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« Reply #7 on: November 07, 2008, 07:17:33 PM »

You know how a batter in the ondeck circle will swing a weighted bat, so his bat will feel easier to swing at the plate? That's kind of what I do. I'm still working on intermediate stuff, but if I'm having trouble with something, I'll take my trusty old Mosquito to work, to practice with. If can get close to doing the trick with that, when I get home it's suddenly really easy with my Kickside.

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« Reply #8 on: June 11, 2009, 08:07:58 PM »

good stuff.
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« Reply #9 on: June 11, 2009, 08:26:00 PM »

EDITED OUT BY DYONCH
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« Reply #10 on: June 11, 2009, 08:55:18 PM »

good stuff.
Normally, I don't have a problem with necro-posts. This is a completely different story.

If you want to contribute something to the conversation, great. But if you want to make a useless comment such as "good stuff"...

Please don't do this again.

First of all, it IS good stuff.

Second it gave me info that helped me and there are people with questions that this answers on page one.

Third, how is this not a useless comment?  Dont you think it would be a bit more wise to call me out in a PM, instead of flexing your forum police muscles in the public forum?  Where does it say to not bump old posts? In fact it says to use the search function.  Just curious who you are to judge what I am adding to the conversation? 

Fourth, Please dont do this again.
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« Reply #11 on: June 11, 2009, 09:03:51 PM »

good stuff.
Normally, I don't have a problem with necro-posts. This is a completely different story.

If you want to contribute something to the conversation, great. But if you want to make a useless comment such as "good stuff"...

Please don't do this again.

First of all, it IS good stuff.

Second it gave me info that helped me and there are people with questions that this answers on page one.

Third, how is this not a useless comment?  Dont you think it would be a bit more wise to call me out in a PM, instead of flexing your forum police muscles in the public forum?

Fourth, Please dont do this again.
Alright, since you seem to think my last post is insulting, I edited it. However, by calling me out on calling you out, your just "flexing your muscles" as I supposedly did.

It doesn't really matter if it was good stuff; your post was completely unnecessary. If you wanted to express gratitude toward the previous posters, give them a thank you.

I could have said my last comment in a PM, but it is a lesson that everyone can learn, and it wasn't insulting you.

What exactly were you adding to the conversation?
What police muscles?

Bumping and Necros are fine. Just try to make it worth the post.


A great thing about this forum is that the rules are open ended and they basically say to have fun. People will get even more angrier than I did at you and that won't be fun. I'm not a mod or anything, so you definitely don't have to take my advice, but it is in your best interest.

See you around the boards Smiley
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« Reply #12 on: June 11, 2009, 09:05:34 PM »

good stuff.
Normally, I don't have a problem with necro-posts. This is a completely different story.

If you want to contribute something to the conversation, great. But if you want to make a useless comment such as "good stuff"...

Please don't do this again.

First of all, it IS good stuff.

Second it gave me info that helped me and there are people with questions that this answers on page one.

Third, how is this not a useless comment?  Dont you think it would be a bit more wise to call me out in a PM, instead of flexing your forum police muscles in the public forum?

Fourth, Please dont do this again.
Alright, since you seem to think my last post is insulting, I edited it. However, by calling me out on calling you out, your just "flexing your muscles" as I supposedly did.

It doesn't really matter if it was good stuff; your post was completely unnecessary. If you wanted to express gratitude toward the previous posters, give them a thank you.

I could have said my last comment in a PM, but it is a lesson that everyone can learn, and it wasn't insulting you.


A great thing about this forum is that the rules are open ended and they basically say to have fun. People will get even more angrier than I did at you and that won't be fun. I'm not a mod or anything, so you definitely don't have to take my advice, but it is in your best interest.

See you around the boards Smiley
DYonch

No worries, keep it in a pm...you are hijacking this thread.

Also, until this forum grows you guys not want to over police it with fuddy duddy lame duck issues. 

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« Reply #13 on: June 12, 2009, 09:11:48 AM »

I am going to be honest:


Practice


Addment: A lot easier to read in comparison to other posts in this thread. HA.
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