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This is a good exercise for yo-yoing beginners. It should be done with a very responsive yo-yo, i.e. a yo-yo that returns promptly, when the string is pulled. Actually this trick can even be done with kiddie yo-yos, where the string is fixed to the axle. In order to learn yo-yo control, try to do this throw fourty five degrees upwards (this way it is a precursor to Shoot the Moon) or downwards. Once you master this, you can go on to learn Shoot the Moon or Loop the Loop.

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rdf:type	Tricks
rdfs:label	Forward Pass
rdfs:comment	This is a good exercise for yo-yoing beginners. It should be done with a very responsive yo-yo, i.e. a yo-yo that returns promptly, when the string is pulled. Actually this trick can even be done with kiddie yo-yos, where the string is fixed to the axle. In order to learn yo-yo control, try to do this throw fourty five degrees upwards (this way it is a precursor to Shoot the Moon) or downwards. Once you master this, you can go on to learn Shoot the Moon or Loop the Loop.
dcterms:subject	Tricks
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Comment	Step 3: Let it swing... Step 4: ...forward... Step 5: ...upwards... Step 6: ...until it is level with your hand. Step 7: Now give it a tug and let it come back... Step 8: ...while turning your palm upwards. Step 9: Catch it... Step 10: ...and you have the yo-yo in your hand ready for the next throw. The palm has to be facing upwards, not only to make the catch easier, but also to have the yo-yo oriented correctly. If you catch it the other way round, you would have to turn it before throwing again. Step 2: Swing your throw arm forward while releasing the yo-yo. Step 1: Bring back your throw hand, holding the yo-yo facing backwards.
Name	Forward Pass
DESC	Instructions for Forward Pass
Type of Trick	Throw
pictext	Step1 Step2 Step3 Step4 Step5 Step6 Step7 Step8 Step9 Step10
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Image caption	Wow...
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abstract	This is a good exercise for yo-yoing beginners. It should be done with a very responsive yo-yo, i.e. a yo-yo that returns promptly, when the string is pulled. Actually this trick can even be done with kiddie yo-yos, where the string is fixed to the axle. In order to learn yo-yo control, try to do this throw fourty five degrees upwards (this way it is a precursor to Shoot the Moon) or downwards. Once you master this, you can go on to learn Shoot the Moon or Loop the Loop.

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