This trick is called Kwyjibo and it looks like this.
Kwyjibo, as you have seen is just a series of hops. You are actually going to hop the yo-yo from a single, to a one-and-a-half, and then to a double. But instead of doing it the way I did it here just passing the yo-yo from one to the other, you are actually going to hop the yo-yo off the string right onto another string. I’m going to show you how those work.
The first hop is probably the most difficult, and that is where you go from your single to your one-and-a-half. I’ll show you that. Just go from your single, and you are going to cross your hands and catch it. Now you are actually in a one-and-a-half mount. What you will notice is that when you cross your hands and hit the string, you want to hit the string very close to the yo-yo because that is going to help you catch it right on the string. So I will show you that again… just like that.
To get into your double you are going to uncross your hands and then cross them the oposite way. This sets you up for your double. All you are going to do is throw the yo-yo up, uncross your hands, and you want to make sure to catch the yo-yo on the outside string. That will set you up for your dismount which you have already learned from Double or Nothing.
Once you put all of those different elements together you want to make sure that you put them together as smooth as you can. I’ll show it to you one more time, and again, this is Kwyjibo.
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