1) Do a Right Trapeze. While the Yospin is sitting in the trapeze spinning, turn your left stick to point right toward the Yospin's axle. Imagine you are standing before a huge clock and the move left handstick to about 11 o'clock. The left stick's end still is pointing at the axle and the stick should now be at a 45 degree angle.

2) When you're ready let go of the left stick. As the stick begins to drop, turn your left hand over so your thumb is up and palm faces right ready to catch the soon-to-return left handstick. Move your hand above the right stick. (Note: Normally with a large Yospin you only need to let go of the stick, if your Yospin is a bit lighter in weight, you may need to push down the stick as it is leaving your hand. This problem can also happen if your hand sticks are heavier than most.)

3) The handstick should make a complete circle around the Yospin and back to the spot your hand is waiting. Your right stick doesn't need to be moved.

4) Catch the stick as it hits your palm. You may catch the stick down too far and not on the handle. Practice to find where your left hand needs to be positioned right after the drop so the catch is clean. Return to normal by repositioning your left grip.