Tricks with diabolo(s) in vertax or excalibur explained step-by-step with text and videos
The tipping start is the easiest vertax start in my opinion and when you’ve mastered it, you will never go back to the normal start (trick #88). Even though you can learn it before #88, I recommend having the normal vertax start first to build up a good foundation. As always the tutorial is described […]
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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 stopover is a trick that you will use all the time in vertical play, it is mainly used to change directions to exit or enter tricks. Warning: this tutorial is written for righties, so if you are left handed don’t forget to switch right for left and left for right. Prerequisites Step By Step
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Vertax is the contraction of VERTical AXis. It’s the art of playing diabolo on the horizontal plane. This takes a bit of practice, but looks very impressive and unlocks a plethora of new tricks to have fun with. When you start learning vertax, make sure you have plenty of room around you. It is best
