The worlds best yo-yo players put the new YoYoFactory loop900 through its paces. Featuring 11x World Champion Shinji Saito, 4x USA National Champion John Ando and current USA National Champion Patrick Mitchell.
Could Drew be any more awesome?
Check out this promotional piece for the Armor, by Curve. Beautifully filmed, amazing players.
http://vimeo.com/11826987
Chris Fraser is quickly growing to be a well recognized player, but he hasn’t gotten nearly the amount of coverage he deserves. To contribute, I called chris up the night before the Indiana State contest, grabbed some dinner, and filmed a video. Chris is also a recent addition to the Yoyofactory Team, and demonstrates his tricks in this video using his favorite 888 and his new throw, the Genesis.
This video was filmed on a Canon HV40, edited in Final Cut Pro w/ Livetype, and color corrected in Final Cut Pro. Music is by Ratatat.
Title: Visual High
Filming & Editing: Aron Bendet
Yoyoer: Chris Fraser
Music: Drugs by Ratatat
Length: 2:11
Stream: Vimeo
Download: Coming Soon
A hastily thrown together video of MoYo 2010. Sorry guys, but I don’t have as much time as I’d like to put together a proper clip vid for MoYo, so I threw this together in a couple hours. It was also an excuse for me to play around with some extreme contrast and color saturation.
Video: MoYo 2010
Creator: 
Takeshi Kamisato
Date Created: May 19, 2010
Song: Under Your Influence by Dag Nasty
Song: Slumber by Samiam
Length: 5:45
Featuring: Mark Allen, Blake Freeman, Joseph Harris, Chris Neff, Doctor Popular, Seth Peterson, Brandon Jackson, Hank Freeman, Zammy, Kevin Eulalia, Ian Cole, Chris Fraser, Ian Cole, Ben Conde, John-Bot, Abe Z and many more…
A quick tutorial video by Ernest Khan, featuring Chris Makita’s trick Triple Tower.
Here are some freestyles courtesy of Takeshi’s Vimeo channel. More to come (hopefully!)
1A – 1st – Harold Owens
1A – 2nd – Chris Fraser
1A – 3rd – Mark Allen
5A – 1st – Connor Ebbinghouse
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcX-4PtesxY[/youtube]
Download here.
Many thanks to Elephark for putting together this great tutorial.
If you are interested in the fascinating history behind the trick, head on over to YoYoSkills.com.
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/11729021[/vimeo]
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/11644020[/vimeo]
The name of the trick I perform takes the title of the video “Poodle.” The filming and editing as well as the yoyo “performance” are inspired by a  local Fukuoka (Japan) musician/DJ: Olive Oil.
