Difference between revisions of "Mount"
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Latest revision as of 14:41, 10 December 2013
aka: hold
A mount, in simple terms, is when the yoyo and string are in a certain position. If either is moving, it is not considered to be a mount unless the motion happens within the mount in question. For instance, popping the yoyo out of a trapeze causes it to leave the mount, whereas sliding the string along the gap does not.
stuff about dismounts
links to a zillion different mounts, including but not limited to:
- open string/open mount
- bind mount
- under mount
- braintwister mount
- skin the cat mount
- split bottom mount
- trapeze
- wrist mount
- martini mount
- brother mount
- GT
- ladder mount
- Houdini mount
- gunslinger mount
- mindbend
- chopsticks mount
- archery
see also Category:Mounts
