This dvd covers everything you need to get started with yoyo through to some awesome tricks, This teaches over 75 tricks so will have you a yoyo master in no time!
 
Inside Loop's instructional Yo-Yo DVD is an exciting and entertaining way to go from complete beginner to Yo-Yo master. Blending expert knowledge and humour into a 50 minute DVD featuring over 75 tricks, history of the Yo-Yo and maintenance.

Go from complete beginner to Yo-Yo master with Inside Loop's easy-to-use instructional DVD. Blending expert knowledge with quirky humour, this 50-minute DVD shows you how to perform over 75 amazing Yo-Yo tricks! Plus there's information on the history of the Yo-Yo and advice on keeping yours in tip-top condition.

About Inside Loop
Inside Loop was founded by two of the UK's leading Yo-Yo professionals. Between them they hold two Guinness World Records and have over 20 years experience teaching Yo-Yo.

DVD Technical information
o Run time approximately 50mins.
o 75 tricks. Basic through to expert level tricks. From 'Walk the Dog' to 'Shoot the Moon'
o Basic through to expert level tricks. From 'Walk the Dog' to 'Shoot the Moon'.
o Player profiles, maintenance and history of the Yo-Yo included.
o Region free PAL DVD.
o Ages 6 and up.
Imperial yo-yos. This is your classic, circular shape. These are for "looping tricks" -- where the yo-yo isn't sleeping but routinely coming back to your hand as you make loops and circles with the string.
Butterfly yo-yos. These are shaped just like their name -- larger on the outside, smaller on the inside (like wings). They're good for string tricks, where the yo-yoist creates intricate, woven webs with the string.
Automatic yo-yos. Yomega quite a few years back started the craze of automatic yo-yos: ones that could "sleep" (stay on the bottom of the string, spinning) and "wake up" (come back to your hand) on their own. These are fine, but it's kind of like cheating. If you want to actually do your own tricks, you don't want an automatic yo-yo.
Off-string yo-yos. They're literally that -- off the string. It's technically a yo-yo but it's more like an awesome grooved disc that bounces on a string as you manipulate. It's generally reserved for very serious, competitive yo-yoists.