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Two poles of different lengths balanced simultaneously on the head, as well as some other balancing tricks. This is know as a dual or twin inverted pendulum in control systems engineering. In the first 2 clips I use a long pole that is 4 times the length of the short pole. In the 3rd clip the long pole is only 3 times as long and is more difficult. The poles fit together in sections so that I can pack them in my bag. They're made from a cheap Argos wardrobe. The ball on the end of the long pole is mainly there to make the end more visible. I'm using rubber chair leg feet at the bottom end of the poles. Music is 'Heartbeats' by The Knife.

To get people just quit asking how my yo-yo stuff is coming around, i decided to make small video. There ya go fellas. Oh, since all these yo-yo guys have such a cool names here's this guy called L-Finger doing yoyo for ya. XD

me doing some stuff with some stuff....

A yo-yo film. Trying to keep it cool and calm. Holidays have started and here's an option for all celebrating. Take your yo-yo and head to the nearest lake and take it easy. Filmed with Sony Handycam, edited with iMovie HD. Thanks to Kumiankka Shop for sponsoring me and Rallu for being there and playing ukulele. Cheers. -Marko

Vertax is Rubbish with Marko Akkanen at the EJC 2010.

Luke's ball routine in the BYJOTY09.

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No Spin Diabolo Workshop with Marko from www.rubberduck.fi