Texas Star Yo-Yo Trick
The Texas Star Yo-Yo Trick reveals the shining star of Texas in a string formation trick. This trick is also called Ursa Major.
How to Do the Texas Star Yo-Yo Trick:
 Grab the yo-yo string with the thumb of your free hand. |
Step 1: Grab the string with the thumb of your free hand about four to eight inches from the finger-looped end.
 Catch the string with your yo-yo hand's pinky finger. |
Step 2: Swing your yo-yo hand down and catch the string
four to eight inches below the thumb of your free hand with your yo-yo
hand's ring or pinky finger.
 Loop the string over your free hand's forefinger. |
Step 3: Swing your free hand down and loop the string over the top of your free hand's forefinger.
 Insert your yo-yo hand thumb in the string's triangle. |
Step 4: Insert your yo-yo thumb through the string triangle. Now grab
and pull the hanging string back through the triangle with the back of
your thumb.
 Reach down with your yo-yo finger and pull the string up. |
Step 5: Reach down with your yo-yo finger and pull the string a few inches up with the back of the finger.
 Open both hands to unfold the star shape. |
Step 6: Open up both hands and allow the star-shaped formation to appear between your two hands. Presto! You've made a Texas Star.
In the One-Handed Star Yo-Yo Trick, you'll learn how to make a star formation in a whole new way. Read about it on the next page.
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