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A tutorial for the Yoyoskills.com contest

This tutorial teaches the the yoyo concept "hugs" as well as a basic hug.

Video created by Andrew Robinson, thanks to Adam Brewster for teaching me the trick and credit to Paul Escolar and Tressley Cahill for creating the trick.

Thanks to Paul for the special G-string used in this video

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  • Jon Skinner 11 months ago
    Got my vote for best one so far of what I've seen. =]
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  • Adso da Melk 11 months ago
    plz more tutorials like this!!!
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  • Tyler Severance 10 months ago
    Not to be busting anyone's balls here, but Tressley had nothing to do with the creation of hugs as far as i know, and I'm pretty sure it involves wrapping the string around the yoyo, not the yoyo around the string.

    I could be totally wrong though, and look like a douche right now. That would be awesome.
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  • Andrew Robinson 10 months ago
    Adam B taught me the trick so I asked him for some insight on it; as far as I know Tressley had something to do with it so I figured it wouldn't hurt to give some credit than not.
    As far as the technicality of exactly what a hug is; you may be right, I'm not exactly sure. All I know is how to do them and thats what this video shows.

    Maybe someone who knows for sure can shed some light?
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  • Tyler Severance 10 months ago
    I know Tressley does them all the time, and he taught me them to. But they look nothing like that. He does that transition a lot, but as far as i know, i don't think that's a hug.


    Still a legit transition though :).
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  • David Ung 10 months ago
    I'm a bit late into this conversation, but I was always under the impression that what Andrew did is a hug. A type of hug, anyways. I always considered it a hug when it dismounted to the inside of the arm and then mounted back on a string. Hm...
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  • John W. Russeth 10 months ago
    I've been confused for some time as to what the trick "hugs" is. I've always used the Yonomicon definition of a hug, which is when you do front style tricks side style, you have to hug the trick. So it's not really a trick but something you do, I know people have been doing a type of trick they call hugs I just can't really figure out what they are and it seems a lot of people are confused by this as well. The tutorial look really good either way though.
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  • Jovanni Crespo 8 months ago
    Sorry, pretty sure thats not a hug. Craziest hug I've ever seen is the one that goes into a Spirit Bomb mount. Crazy trick.
    Good tutorial of a nice trick non the less.
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