Yo-Yos
Posted by Administrator on 20 Jul 2009
Dave Schulte tells his students that if they aren't getting head injuries,
they're not trying hard enough.
The 39-year-old Mr. Schulte is a professional yo-yoist who makes $50,000 a
year giving lessons and performing. He's got the world on a string -- and a
right index finger that's numb from years of yo-yoing.
The sport has been transformed by metal and industrial-plastic yo-yos with
ball bearings that spin so fast the tricks possible today would have been
unthinkable a few years back. The string spider webs of the "Corn Pops
Explosion," the freehand whirls of the "Yosemite Escape" or the tightly wound
spins of the "Cold Metal" are all made possible because of advances in yo-yo
technology. The world record for &quo...
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Posted by Administrator on 15 Jun 2009
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