Globble

01/24/2010

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Tricks referenced in this tutorial
1 1/2 Mount          Buddha's Revenge          Trapeze
About this trick
Kinda like Amuse, in that it's a nice and smooth repeater trick, but unlike Amuse, in that there's not any massive string burn.  Nice combination, huh?

By the way, this needs mentioning.  I've noticed many people around are calling this trick "Gobble."  The name of the trick is Globble.  GLOBBLE. With an L.  It is not GOBBLE, the noise a turkey makes.  There's your spelling correction for the day.  Carry on.
 


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Christian
11/16/2010 10:16pm

I can't seem to learn globble. I don't understand some of the steps in the trick.

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Kyle link
11/18/2010 4:58pm

Hey Christian,
Just lemme know specifically what part(s) of the trick you're having a problem with, and I'll try to help you.

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Christian
11/18/2010 6:47pm

Hey Kyle thanks for responding to my comment and the problem i am having is the step saying swinging the yoyo up clockwise, extend your throwhand fingers, then let the yoyo swing back down in between your thumb and fingers

Thank you

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Kyle link
11/21/2010 2:13pm

All you're really doing is moving the string connected to your TH middle finger away from you underneath the yoyo. Swinging the yoyo up to the left a little is just to help you get it over that string. It's a very subtle move.

Lemme know how it goes man!

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McTrevor
01/27/2011 2:30am

I am having trouble too with this trick.

"Swing the yoyo counter-clockwise to dismount" seems nearly impossible to me comparing the size of my hands and the size of the yoyo.
I cannot see it in the vid, but maybe the string coming from the middlefinger should be exactly over the yoyo for this dismount? If so, I know what I am doing wrong.

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Kyle link
01/27/2011 9:40am

That actually is a pretty difficult part of this trick.

The string coming from your TH middle should not be directly over the yoyo. As long as you did the previous swinging move correctly, the string should be closer to you than the yoyo, but still higher than the yoyo. It's all about keeping your TH fingers out of the way as the yoyo swings over your TH thumb and dismounts. Perhaps try practicing some chopsticks mounts and such before working on this, because better control of the yoyo would definitely not hurt.

Either way though, good luck. This one does take quite a bit of practice to get to a point where you can smoothly do all the motions.

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Christian
09/13/2011 6:49pm

Hey Kyle still not understanding the same part I just can't seem to get it

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