Another combat situation which can arise is a stalemate in either a tail chase or a turning match.
To break the stalemate, a low yoyo is used. This is based on the age-old concept of trading height for speed.
If a pursuer finds that he is unable to close to within shooting range in straight flight, he can gain extra speed in a shallow dive.
This will allow him to close the horizontal distance and takes him into his opponent's blind spot at six o'clock low.
When a suitable position and overtaking speed have been attained, the pursuer can pull up and attack. The counter? Keep a good lookout behind!

The most widely used variant of the low speed yoyo is used in a turning fight to break a stalemate caused by lack of overtake. Dropping his nose to the inside of the turn, the pursuer can cut across the circle.

Drawbacks:
Again, timing is the key to performing this maneuver. Your foe might also be able to gain an altitude advantage over you.