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How To Do Intermediate Yo-Yo Tricks: Video Series

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Learn how to do intermediate Yo-Yo tricks with tips and advice from an expert in this free video series on Yo-Yo tricks.

There are 15 videos in this series:

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  1. Get an introduction to intermediate Yo-Yo string tricks in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 9,356
  2. Learn about the string tension on your Yo-Yo and why it's important in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 5,787
  3. How to do the man in the flying trapeze Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 13,509
  4. How to do the dizzy baby Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 8,735
  5. How to do the brain twister trick on your Yo-Yo in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 11,343
  6. How to do the stop and go Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 8,554
  7. How to do the double or nothing trick with your Yo-Yo in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 8,369
  8. How to do the split the atom Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 12,654
  9. How to do the drop in the bucket Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 6,608
  10. How to do the sidewinder Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 5,100
  11. How to do the atomic bomb Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 8,299
  12. How to do the ripcord Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 6,154
  13. How to do the mach 5 Yo-yo trick in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 6,410
  14. How to deal with an unresponsive Yo-Yo in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 5,404
  15. How to revive an unresponsive Yo-Yo with a binding return in this free yo-yo video.

    Views: 8,351
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The history of the Yo-Yo is a long and sordid tale, beginning in the Philippines sometime before 500 B.C. Once possibly used as a weapon, the Yo-Yo developed into its modern form in 1866 when it was patented under the name “whirligig”. With a ridiculous name like whirligig, it's no wonder the dizzying disks didn't take. Finally given the respectable name of Yo-Yo, the children's toy achieved ridiculous heights of popularity in the 1920's and then again in the 1960's. Advances in Yo-Yo technology in the 1990's saw yet another resurgence of Yo-Yo culture, sparking the World Yo-Yo competition held annually in Florida to showcase a variety of Yo-Yo tricks. Yo-Yo's can also be seen in film and television, though most often as weapons for small, animated children.

In this free instructional video, our expert will demonstrate a variety of intermediate Yo-Yo tricks for the more advanced Yo-Yoer. Our expert will show step-by-step instructions for advanced Yo-Yo string trick, like the flying trapeze trick, the sidewinder, and the drop in the bucket trip. If you've been looking for a challenge to update your Yo-Yo skills you'll find them here with tips and techniques from a Yo-Yo expert.

 
About the Presenter

André Boulay André Boulay is a yo-yo professional in Amherst, MA. He has competed in many contests placing as high as fifth in the nation and has even designed his own signature series yo-yo: The Dark Magic. Currently he acts as a lead judge for the World Yo-Yo Contest while doing shows and performance for a variety of events.dkdk

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