I picked up begleri back in 2017. My interest in fingerboards pulled me into the skilltoy side of Instagram, and one begleri clip from Musclebones had me hooked. I started with a DIY monkey fist set from a Weavers tutorial and spent about a year slinging nothing but DIY builds — I’m still proud of having one of the biggest DIY begleri collections out there. For a while I ran Budget Begleri on Etsy, making affordable sets for new and seasoned players. As my passion grew, I got deeper into professional sets, knuckle rollers, contact coins, and just about anything you can flip, roll, or flow with. Life moved fast — I got married, had three kids, and became a production supervisor and people leader — but skilltoys never left. I’m still here, still slinging, still finding flow whenever I can. My style stays freestyle-heavy with clean, simple footage from start to finish. I don’t plan combos much; I just tap into flow and let movement take over. When I’m struggling with something new, I’ll literally close my eyes and let my hands figure it out. Now I’m here as a PXS Pro — a dad, a leader, and someone who still finds time to cook clean clips whenever life gives me a moment.