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Anonymous users2024-02-07Historical records appeared in Greece before 500 AD.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Yo-yo (yo-yo), according to legend, in the 16th century, the hunting people of the Philippines used tools for hunting and fighting, hanging heavy objects like yo-yo at the front end of the rope. In 1700 A.D., Yoyo spread from China to Nagasaki in Japan, west to India, and from India to Europe. In Japan, Yoyo is figuratively known as a "unicycle" or "money wheel" and is popular among young Asians.
At the beginning of the 18th century, Yoyo became popular in England as "Prince's Treasure" and in France as "Norman Yoyo", especially in the upper class of French and English works. Since then, the toy and the name "Yoyo" have spread from France to the rest of the world.
Taxonomic groups for yo-yos:
1a : single a, one-handed online fancy style, because it has been circulated for a long time, so there are many people who play, which is a relatively easy group.
2a : double a, two-handed swing style (two-handed loop, milking, cross-hanging, etc.), the most ornamental group, but also the most difficult to practice.
3a : triple a, two-handed online freestyle, is the least played group in the world, that is, two hands and two balls play 1a freestyle respectively, both hands must have good basic skills, and combine the foundation of 1a and 2a. This category is a very difficult one of the tricks.
4a : offstring, referred to as os, off the rope fancy, similar to the Chinese empty bamboo, after the ball is off the rope to do a fancy on the rope, and then **.
5a : counterweight, out-of-hand fancy. The founder, Steve Brown, invented the freehand ball and tied it to the other end of the rope with a weight proportional (1:
7) The weight of the ball rope can be detached from the hand and make a variety of off-hand fancy.
ap ： artistic
performance, an artistic performance about yo-yos.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The first yo-yo appeared in Greece 500 years ago, and there is still a ceramic jar in the Rijksmuseum in Athens with the figure holding the ancestor of the yo-yo in his hand. The toys are made of wood, metal, or colored clay, and the motifs are often images of gods.
Yo-yo is derived from the Filipino word (tagalog) which means "to come back" or "to go back". In 1500 AD, the hunters of the Philippines hung heavy objects such as sun-dried fish and shellfish on the front of 20-foot (about 6 meters) ropes and used them as hunting animals and fighting tools. It is said that the children of the hunters made this tool into smaller models and began to use it for play.
This is the origin of Yoyo.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04I can't verify it, but I only know that Pedro Flores, Donale F Duncan Sr, and Joeradovan are the founders of modern Yoyo, so please remember them
It doesn't have to be a metal ball that is heavier, just like the Ice Spirit, which is lighter than Snow Scale Peak. Snow Scale Peak is generally good, I bought one, and the timer is two and a half minutes. However, there is an iron ring on the outside, so it will be a little heavier. >>>More
In contrast, the light is a little more useful. It has a good upper line width, slightly lighter than ice, and is just right for the move. The ice is slightly heavier, so it takes a bit more effort to do the movement. >>>More
Dear、I think it's super light.、But it still depends on what you think.。
To give you a word, difficult. The process of making the bearings is much the same, but few of the various shafts in my hands are silent. The original Tianhuan's bearing is silent, and the silence is very good, but there are very few. >>>More
Long Sleeper: Raise your arms and use your wrist strength to throw you down. After yoyo throws, keep your hands level and your palms down. >>>More