I present to you, "GreyArea". Just when you thought you had enough, yet another RebelThrow production. The final video in the White/Black/Grey trilogy. Some new stuff but mostly messing around and getting some things on camera that i haven't yet. I apologize in advance for the grainy video, my camera broke and i'm borrowing a friends, getting a go-pro hero2 soon. Yoyos Used: OneDrop CODE1's String Used: Toxic Strings BG-1 Yellow Jackets
http://www.toxicyoyos.com

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This is awesome! Saw it at Highspeedyoyo and actually might start up 3A now

Thanks man! And you totally should! I actually have thought about starting a beginning 3A tutorial series, to break it down for people and do my part to help make 3A more accessable to everyone.

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sweet work man. i was enjoying this yesterday.

Very cool, keep it up

Amazing. 3A is soooooo hard.

Beasty man, nicely done!

This was insane, loved every minute of it.

Although, now I am waiting for you to throw us an absolute curve ball by setting you next video to bluegrass or honkey tonk music.

Thanks for the kind words all!
Guess ill keep throwing the old yoyos around.

As for your comment Saintrobyn, fat chance!
I like what I like and remain uncompromising in how I roll.
I've thought about "adjusting" my music choices for the sake of "pallatablilty" but decided being unique suits me better.

Good call. I loved that stop and go/ ninja vanish trick. Great stuff man! Keep up the great tricks.

As far as making 3A tutorials I'd say you should definitely go for it!

Thanks man! I have like 3 versions of that trick, but I'm happy with the one I got on video.

Thanks brotherman. When we gonna see a new Pancakes video??

Thank you, but really it just takes practice and patience!

First trick is CASH.

Thanks Pat!

really cool tricks man! I started playing 3A about week ago and this video is very inspirating for me. 3A is really hard style but I like it!
I hope you will make that tutorials soon. It would help me a lot (and I'm sure many yoyo players would appreciate it) since there is not much tutorials anywhere
btw how long are you doing this style?

Thanks so much man for your kind words, 3A is addicting and yes is hard and requires a certain amount of patience but i find it is that much more rewarding
I hear alot of people comment on the lack of beginning tutorials,
i hope to make some in the near future for beginning 3A to help with this.

To answer your last question,
i have been throwing 3A for just over 1 year.
Yoyoing in general for 2 1/2.
Thanks again!
happy throwing