Revolutions

Getting started and holding the string

Revolutions is a very beautiful trick. It starts with a trick that we unofficially call "the brother of the trapeze." As David correctly shows in the video, you then have to hold the string firmly with your thumb to make the turns better. At the same time, you release the loop in your left hand and at the same time start making circular movements with your right wrist.

Getting back into the loop

When your wrist with the yo-yo completes the complete movement, you can put your finger in the loop that the yo-yo follows, and you are in the initial phase of the trick.

Practice tips and common mistakes

We also recommend practicing the hand movement without the yo-yo, just so you know how your hand should rotate correctly in your wrist. It looks a bit like your hand is moving in a figure eight. If your string falls out of the yo-yo, you need to spin Revolutions a little faster.

Which yoyo should you use for advanced tricks?

For advanced tricks, an unresponsive yoyo is the best choice. Unlike beginner yoyos it does not come back on a tug – it returns with a trick called the Bind. Thanks to that it can spin much longer and handle more difficult tricks.

Features of unresponsive yoyos

  • Long spin time (Sleeper)
  • Higher stability and performance
  • Yoyo returns with the Bind trick
  • Great for competitions
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