The vertax isolation (also called top spinning) is a trick where the diabolo stays still in the air, creating the illusion of floating in place, while you spin under it. It is one of the easiest vertax tricks and looks really cool. As always the tutorial is described for righties so if you are left […]
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The hover start is one of the easiest way to start the 2 low shuffle and I recommend learning this start first. With the hover start, both diabolos will have a decent amount of speed, so you will be ready to try your first 2 diabolo tricks faster. The shuffle in itself gives speed to
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The back to front suns are two suns back to back, one going behind you and one in front of you. It’s a really nice upgrade to the basic sun. This trick gives spin to your diabolo, so you can use it as a fancy way to accelerate it. As always the tutorial is described
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The rocket start is an impressive trick that is fairly easy to learn. The only “difficulty” is step 3 (the pulling motion). It is a great 2D start to include in a performance for non-jugglers. The rocket start is like the hand throw start, but without having to be careful how you throw the diabolo
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The darkside arm orbit is an arm orbit done in the darkside string position. Although you’re in darkside, because your arms are crossed, the trick still adds speed to your diabolo. As always the tutorial is described for righties so if you are left handed switch right and left in the step by step explanation.
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The arm orbit backcatch is a cool variation of the arm orbit. This trick, like the arm orbit, will add speed to your diabolo so you can do it as long as you want or include it in the middle of a combo to accelerate your diabolo. As always the tutorial is described for righties
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This trick is pretty easy to learn, especially if you already know the leg orbit. When you’ve mastered it, like any other orbits, this trick will accelerate your diabolo. The body orbit is a body move, so it helps if your string is on the longer side. As always the tutorial is described for righties
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The sun between the arms can be done clockwise or anti-clockwise. If you are right-handed, doing this trick clockwise will accelerate your diabolo, and doing it anti-clockwise will slow your diabolo down (and vice-versa if you are left-handed). This tutorial explains the clockwise version. As always the tutorial is described for righties, so if you
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This trick is called infinite suicide because it’s a suicide you can in theory do forever, as it gives speed to the diabolo. It is easier to learn with a fixed axle and a slightly worn out string (so the diabolo doesn’t slide down too much). As always the tutorial is described for righties so
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The chinese acceleration is the most efficient way to give speed to your diabolo. It takes some time to master, but it is well worth the effort! This trick is easier to learn with a fairly new string as it will be more slippery and allow for more inaccuracies with the wrap. As always the
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