1) Get the Yospin spinning and from normal position swing the Yospin to the left a bit, keeping your sticks in the normal position.

2) As the Yospin stops its left swing and begins to swing back right, give it more swing to the right, still holding your sticks the same way.

3) Your CC swing should be enough for the Yospin to go to the right, up and over the right stick. As it is swinging move your right stick straight ahead a little so the string begins to wrap around it as the Yospin swings around it.

4) After the Yospin begins to drop down between your sticks it needs to land on the string now between your sticks. The hardest part of this trick is getting the Yospin to land on the string. If your swing is even and your right stick is straight out, the Yospin should land there naturally. If something's a bit crooked you may need to catch the Yospin on the string by slightly moving your handsticks.

5) The Yospin can sit there and spin, continue to keep the sticks in normal position.

6) To return, pull the right stick out to the right forcing the Yospin to swing clockwise until it

returns to the starting position.

Note: If you continue to have trouble getting the Yospin to land on the string try this; start with the left stick held much higher, bring the right stick to the left until it touches the left string above the Yospin, pushing against the string and 'draw with the end of your right stick' a quick counterclockwise half circle around the Yospin, bringing your arms and sticks back to normal should make the Yospin do a trapeze. Generally if you keep missing the string, check your Right stick angle. Your Right stick needs to be parellel to the axle of the Yospin.