This blows my mind as an American blader. I think that shop has more product in it than my entire state.

It doesn’t even seem real… This has to be one of, if not the biggest stock beyblade has seen possibly mfb.

I agree with rushing to the left side. I have a higher win rate and also lower chance of self-KO there. Worked out for me when I won a championship - all on the left side. I call it the High Ground haha. Also, thanks for the tip on using 5-60 with Phoenix. I tried it instead of my usual 9-60 and 1-60 and it gave me more control and over finish Sorry to hear about your herniated disc. Is that Spondylosis?

lot of great tips, awesome vid man

When do you tap at the beginning? Right before the announcer says "shoot" ?

I mean I got into beyblade X a month ago (as someone who hasn’t gotten a new beyblade since shogun steel) and I already have nine beys with one more on the way, the corocoro blue dran sword, and plans to get both versions of the new L-drago. I’d say it’s probably pretty successful if its hitting for everyone the way its hitting for me

These videos are so in dept 💯

パワーニキさんこんにちは前回のオープン大会で負けたらいとです８月２４日にオープン大会なのでもしも行けるならこんどこそパワーニキさんを倒します

these bits make me wish that we had matching colors for the beys they came on

nice....but is it easy to burst? I mean phoenix rudder.

My man Krow! I love these sticker sets you are grabbing. I wish I could grab these in the states, but I get to live vicariously through you haha Keep it up dude!

man flexing on us with the fanny-pack, and clear grip

I don’t know how you’re not one of the biggest beytubers. You put out amazing content.

Where is it

i've always having a hard time to win at my local tournament but a week ago trying to learn and fix my stances and i always keep burst and knock my opponent tyranno just using knight shield on taper

Thanks for the tips.

Do more videos like these pls.

I just do whatever feels comfortable at the end of the day since if it doesn’t feel good then BEYBLADE wouldn’t be fun. Since at the end of the day it’s a game. Ps love ur vids keep it up

Great vid, showing how to incorporate your whole body muscle-by-muscle into a motion is super important for any physical activity. I personally use the I-style sideways launch (it allows me to more easily incorporate wrist flicks, which I think are important for that final burst of launch power), but tournament tables over here can be cramped enough that I need to use the L-style back pull just for space concerns, so I appreciate the breakdown so I can practice this myself.

not sure if you already explained this in an old vid, but what's the story behind your living in Japan and moving to this current house for a solid 3 years? Are you like a military serviceman or something?