That was a lot better than I really thought. I’m a skeptical person so I was gonna be blunt and say ‘No’ without even giving it a chance 'cause it just sounded really stupid at first. That really looks cool, though!
However…there’s gotta be lots of different variations depending on what yoyo you’re using.
I was trying it out with my MVP and given how that yoyo’s weight is distributed it’s almost impossible with that. But I hope I can make it work somehow.
I’ve been doing it on my trident witch has relatively pointy rims, and when i tried it on my flat rimed chaotic it was much easier, id like to try it on my mvp2 but i ran out of pads.
Reading the initial description of what you were posting, it sounded kind of like someone spinning a basketball on their fingertip, and not very doable, but after seeing the video I get it! Its actually really cool looking. Smooth tricks btw, that whole video was nice, not just the regen.
They said that judges at contests will only deduct points if the yoyo stops spinning completely, so this type of regeneration will not make you lose any points.
I was a bit skeptical about it from the description by after seeing the vdeos, it actually looks a lot cooler than I thought it would. Would brushing the yoyo a few times in succession generate more spin?
I don’t think it has to work on every single yoyo to be legitimate (…daniel…). Not all yoyos are suited for all types of play. Good luck doing horizontal with a good number of yoyos out there, and have fun doing chopsticks with your H5 (not impossible, but…).
I laughed when I saw the video because I was so pleasantly surprised! I think it’s pretty cool and could be introduced at least a little in a freestyle/video.
I was also pleasantly surprised only one guy gave an answer like this: