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This is a little anecdotal, not exactly design related but a friend pointed this video out to me the other day and it totally fried my brain. It runs on a little long but this kid must have spent about 8 hours a day for a year practicing this routine. I don’t know whether to cheer for him or cry for him.

written by Christopher | tags: Pop Culture, Yo-Yo Champion, Yo-Yo Master

One Response to “Yo-Yo Ninja Handskills”

jamie Says:
April 23rd, 2008 at 11:19 am
That kid is one heck of a yo-yo wrangler! If that was me, I would’ve either a) knocked myself out cold by hitting myself in the head with the yo-yo, or b) permanently knotted the string within the first 10 seconds.

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