Kenji Eto Eastern Japan 4A 1st

[chaibird2007]

HE WAS THE ONE WHO MADE TO BE A 4a PLAYER....

[ironkid321]

his style is soo adicting like i cant sttop watching it! i love it

[bratei]

i mean song

[rafastarisativa]

the song name is i could be the one by stacie orrico

[bratei]

does anyone know interpret and songname of that son?

[SauronsEye]

How did he come first with so many mistakes?

[OffstringGuy]

For the flying off thingy try tightening your gap, or not pulling as hard. You have to pull up though before it reaches the end so ust practice. And I dunno how he got first. I guess he did good in prelims or just overall did better then everone else..

[masterchodon]

Well, Kenji Eto was a revolutionary player, for he helped Offstring players realize the precise flow that every winning freestyle should have. If you notice too, when Eto would mess up or lose a yo-yo, he would take it in very professionally, and not panic like some offstring players today. He also was one of the first people to sucessfully use looping tricks are more of a regeneration trick.

Overall, Eto rules.

[jaxosaxo]

how does he do the looping ish things without it coming off lol i keep trying and it flys off

[jaxosaxo]

i liek him better tahn taiki just because of teh smothness of the transitions between tricks

[bratei]

after i've seen that he is my favorite 4a player!

[crazyfrogdude]

hes got some cool offstring throws