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A cool (and very fast) whip trick, not unlike [[Reverse Slack Trapeze]], but without the pinch. It is recommended, that you master that one before progressing here. |
A cool (and very fast) whip trick, not unlike [[Reverse Slack Trapeze]], but without the pinch. It is recommended, that you master that one before progressing here. |
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Step 11: ... you should now be either in a twisted [[Trapeze]] or a [[Reverse Trapeze]], ready to start a [[Bind#Sidestyle BackBind|Sidestyle BackBind]], depending on which segment of the loop you hit the gap with. |
Step 11: ... you should now be either in a twisted [[Trapeze]] or a [[Reverse Trapeze]], ready to start a [[Bind#Sidestyle BackBind|Sidestyle BackBind]], depending on which segment of the loop you hit the gap with. |
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| − | This video should give you an idea of how cool this looks in practice: |
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Latest revision as of 16:57, 18 July 2009
thumb|300px|right|Gerard Amento shows how this is done. Contains some nice variations, too.
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| Type of Trick | Slack |
| Invented by | Hidemasa Semba |
A cool (and very fast) whip trick, not unlike Reverse Slack Trapeze, but without the pinch. It is recommended, that you master that one before progressing here.
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Step 1: Thow a Breakaway and let the yo-yo hang. |
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Step 2: Pull upwards... |
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Step 3: ...and whip the string... |
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Step 4: ...down... |
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Step 5: ...under your free hand index finger. It is important that, at this time, the yo-yo is hovering next to the finger. |
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Step 6: Let the string continue around the finger into the gap... |
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Step 7: ...and let it catch there. |
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Steps 5 through 7 from a different angle. |
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Steps 5 through 7 from a different angle. |
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Steps 5 through 7 from a different angle. |
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Step 8: Now pull the string tight. The yo-yo now rests in a loop. When performing live, this is a great moment. :) |
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Step 9: Dismount like a Windmill Dismount by swinging the yo-yo over your free hand... |
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Step 10: ...and... |
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Step 11: ... you should now be either in a twisted Trapeze or a Reverse Trapeze, ready to start a Sidestyle BackBind, depending on which segment of the loop you hit the gap with. |