I’m glad there’s creators making new tutorials a lot of them are from years ago. Not saying the old videos aren’t a great resource but it’s nice to see begleri get some attention
Yes! Thanks Nate for yet another amazing Begleri tutorial! I’m exactly like you said. Learnt a handful of tricks but struggle to string them up into a nice flow. Please keep up the good work. Always appreciate new inspirations for Begleri!
as a beginner, it is so much more difficult to learn random simple tricks on their own because I have a hard time knowing how they all will flow together and how I can combine them, or learn the best ones so that they transition into each other. Learning combos makes flow easier for me because I can learn a series of tricks at once with the goal of mastering a set of them in order, so I already know how they flow together, and at the end I can do a combo instead of having to figure it out myself while I still am starting out with no idea what im doing. obviously I plan on being able to freestyle or make my own combos as I gain more experience but for now, while im very much a beginner, it's nice to not have to worrying about building that skill yet on top of all the other fundamentals that come first. pls post more combo tutorials! this was great
I remember seeing a video for one of these years ago and I made one with a four nuts and paracord (honestly looked a lot like the one you use here). I loved it, but eventually misplaced it and forgot about it. Don't have any paracord on me but just I made one with a spare shoelace I had haha. I will be checking out the rest of your tutorials now :)
@@Rinz-Aide I’d go with something like the mini Hydras from Aroundsquare. They have a set that’s in stainless steel and Delrin combo. Highly recommend to new players who don’t want to spend a ton.
@@Rinz-Aide Aroundsquare stuff is great but if you really don't want to spend very much to try, a homemade pair can be done very easily with good quality for barely a few dollars.
I’m glad there’s creators making new tutorials a lot of them are from years ago. Not saying the old videos aren’t a great resource but it’s nice to see begleri get some attention
I’m here to serve. 😊
Yes! Thanks Nate for yet another amazing Begleri tutorial!
I’m exactly like you said. Learnt a handful of tricks but struggle to string them up into a nice flow.
Please keep up the good work. Always appreciate new inspirations for Begleri!
Awesome! Happy slinging!
Excited for this new part of ur channel :D
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as a beginner, it is so much more difficult to learn random simple tricks on their own because I have a hard time knowing how they all will flow together and how I can combine them, or learn the best ones so that they transition into each other. Learning combos makes flow easier for me because I can learn a series of tricks at once with the goal of mastering a set of them in order, so I already know how they flow together, and at the end I can do a combo instead of having to figure it out myself while I still am starting out with no idea what im doing. obviously I plan on being able to freestyle or make my own combos as I gain more experience but for now, while im very much a beginner, it's nice to not have to worrying about building that skill yet on top of all the other fundamentals that come first. pls post more combo tutorials! this was great
That’s good to hear! I have a couple of other combo tutorials on here, but I’ll be sure to drop more in the future. Thanks!
Love it!
Thanks, dude!
I remember seeing a video for one of these years ago and I made one with a four nuts and paracord (honestly looked a lot like the one you use here). I loved it, but eventually misplaced it and forgot about it. Don't have any paracord on me but just I made one with a spare shoelace I had haha. I will be checking out the rest of your tutorials now :)
Awesome! I’d love to see that shoelace begleri. 😂
I might get into begleri, it looks fun
Do it! It’s super fun… and you can play anywhere.
@@natemartsolf okay, any recommendations for first timers?
@@Rinz-Aide I’d go with something like the mini Hydras from Aroundsquare. They have a set that’s in stainless steel and Delrin combo. Highly recommend to new players who don’t want to spend a ton.
@@Rinz-Aide Aroundsquare stuff is great but if you really don't want to spend very much to try, a homemade pair can be done very easily with good quality for barely a few dollars.
Interesting okay I'll check it out
omg portable yoyos
😂 I can see that.