1) Start with good spin in the normal position.

2) Now do a Clockwise Sun.

3) Lower the right stick, hanging the Yospin off to your right, and point your left stick rightward. Your Left hand and handstick should be about shoulder high and in front of your right shoulder. Now point your right handstick rightward also and hold it under the left handstick so both sticks are level with the ground/floor pointing rightward, one above the other.

4) Move your right hand and handstick clockwise around the 'left' string (this is the string from the left stick hanging down to the Yospin.) NOTE: you move your right hand and handstick from next to your right leg toward the audience and then rightward. This movement should 'untwist' the twisted string above the Yospin's axle. The right stick ends up almost pointing backwards so the string opens on the axle. ALSO NOTE: As you move the right handstick around Yospin be careful to no disturb or touch the cups or sides of the Yospin.

5) You are now in position for the Hop. Make the Yospin Hop by pulling on your left stick up and to the left. Your right stick should hold still at first then assist the toss by moving straight up with the rising Yospin. The tricky part is that the Yospin is rising from behind your wrist in a little triangular pocket. The movement of your right stick needs to keep that area open so the Yospin does not collide with your arm, stick, or the string around it.

6) The Yospin only needs to be tossed about head high. While the Yospin is in the air keep your right stick's end pointing down, but bring your right hand and handle back to your side of the tight angling string.

7) Now as the Yospin is falling, lower your left stick keeping the string tight. Your right stick can begin to point forward on the catch. Try to catch the Yospin with a horizontal string about waist high.