Hey! that works! Thanks for the tip. None of the tutorials I've seen talk about this.

OHHHHHHH!!!!! That's what I'm doing wrong!! Thanks dude!!!

This one is definitely one of the harder ones to get down. Boing E Boing is definitely one of the ones that requires the most practice to get right.

Yep

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Yo-Yos with higher walls, like the Maverick, can be more prone to rotating if the strings aren't lined up just right. This trick is also designed more for unresponsive yo-yos, so a responsive yo-yo with a narrower gap will make it much more difficult.

YoYoExpert Got it. That makes sense-- thank you!

There is no 'best' really, it's all personal preference. Try a few different combinations and see which you like best. Thanks!

This trick is doable with standard length string. If your string is really short you may have some trouble.

YoYoExpert thank you

Start with a slow small motion at first, just to get the feel of it. Then as you start to get the rhythm start to make the motion bigger.

Thanks! I appreciate that! 😊

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We have found that to help get a feel for the motion, before starting the bouncing motion, move the yo-yo up to about an inch below your throw hand. This way the bounces are kind of small which makes them a bit easier to contain. As you get a feel for the motion you can lower it down a bit and slowly make the bounces larger as you get a feel for the motion.

+Pokémon Collector It's a decent yo-yo for learning some beginner to intermediate string tricks.

Okay, thanks for the response, it was helpful. I'm getting a magic yo-yo k6. So, hopefully I can do advanced tricks. 😀

@@Lemon-yn7kk i hope you still yoyo dude 🙁

+Alexis Alexander When you bring the yo-yo up from the split bottom mount the momentum will push it into the front string, and moving your hand up and down will keep it going and create the "boing e boing" motion. Keep practicing and you'll get it!

YoYoExpert When you pull your hand up, is that bring the yoyo back? How do you get a sense of what the rhythm is like? Is the only thing you can do is to practice?

Alexis Alexander Yeah, practice is the key. Once you get the rhythm down you'll feel it.

Alexis Alexander

It sounds like you may be moving your hand too far up and down. Start with a small motion and once you get the hang of it make the motion bigger.

Ohhh gotcha. I'll make sure to keep that in mind. Thanks for the advice!

@@zachhurley334 don't give up man you got this!

@@zachhurley334 3 years ago ok I didn't realize that there is a high chance you don't even yoyo anymore 🙁

@@orvonton7830 Lol hey man regardless I appreciate the supportive words! I still throw every now and then!

Spin time really depends on your throw and technique. Keep practicing and you'll start to get better spin times.

Thx mine can spin 40 secs

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+Antxgonize Leader We did the original tutorials through Expert Village, but updated them to make them easier to follow.

+Mercury Dragon That's the YoYoJam Dark Magic 2.

O.i am from indonesia,do you sell yoyo to indonesia?

Yes, we can ship to Indonesia.

When I say misses the string I mean when it bounces sometimes it goes off to the side

Make sure you keep the strings really lined up when you practice this one, it will make it much easier to keep the yo-yo bouncing between them instead of straying off to the side.

+YoYoExpert well i don't know how to explain this but my yoyo kind of "turns" a different direction, but I'll try keeping the string lined up

@@yoyocuber2565 I hope you still yoyo dude 🙁

That will happen when you're learning. Make sure your hands are lined up and keep practicing, you'll get the hang of it!

Start slow and just get a feel for how your movements effect where the yoyo lands you will get it if you didn't give up already

The key is really practicing the timing of getting the swing down right. You can practice just like Andre does in the video with the yo-yo just hanging from your finger to get the feel for what the swing should feel like when doing the trick.

@@yoyoexpert thanks I got it down now

@@du_bist_hasslich Awesome! It is definitely a hard trick to master.

The 'sage' is a YoYoFactory Onestar. You can find them on our site, they are unresponsive.

yes but you have to change the bearings out. The YoYoFactory Velocity yoyo has a easy/hard (responsive/unresponsive) knob on the sides. I have one i got for my b-day 2 weeks ago and i LOVE it!!!!!

my name is not cassie this is my mom's account. I actually forgot to switch it earlier!??!? lol

there we go thats better this is MY account

the sage is a responsive yoyo. If you want it to play unresponsive, you can buy a unresponsive bearing.

Same but no one would ever believe me. I think it has something to do with my hand eye coordination being better than the average person because I have played video games for years

That will happen as your yo-yo slows down and loses spin. Keep on practicing, as you get the trick smoother it won't slow down as fast.

YoYoExpert ok thanks for the tip! Im beginning to get the hang of it

@@AscendedOnOsu i hope you still yoyo dude 🙁

This is a tough one for sure! - The hardest part is getting the timing right! - Remember, your throw hand is controlling the pace of the boings (yo-yo) and your non-throw hand is staying relatively still at the same time! Let us know if this helps! :)

Which part are you having trouble with?

Which part are you stuck on? - If you need the video to go slower, you can change the playback speed by clicking the settings button when you hover over the video and change it to a slower speed! :)