2. Read all the directions first and practice making a cradle with a non-spinning yo-yo. When you are ready, curl your middle finger around the yo-yo groove and close your hand, palm up. Point your elbow forward and bring your hand to your shoulder as if you're making a muscle.
3. Smoothly but quickly pull your arm down and forward, moving your elbow back slightly. Turn your hand over as you flick your wrist forward so the yo-yo descends almost to the floor.
4. With the yo-yo hanging at the end of the string, hold your yo-yo hand up like a police officer saying stop. Reach between your thumb and first finger with four fingers of the other hand and pull the string back down until it forms a triangle.
5. Swing the yo-yo through the triangle a couple of times. Drop the string, and the yo-yo
will return to your hand if it is spinning fast enough.
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