Article: Start by placing the fidget spinner between your thumb and middle finger or forefinger. Use your other hand to spin the fidget spinner. Keep it spinning by using your other hand to turn the spinner periodically. This is the most basic way to use the fidget spinner. You can also try removing your top finger and letting the fidget spinner spin around on your thumb or one one finger. Another basic move is to spin the fidget spinner on a table by setting it flat on a table and giving it a whirl with your fingers. . One fun trick is to toss the fidget spinner from hand to hand while it is spinning. Get the fidget spinner going between your thumb and forefinger. Then, lift your top finger and toss the spinner to your other hand, between your fingers, as it spins. You can also try switching the fidget spinner to a different finger while it is spinning. Get the spinner going on one finger. Then, carefully toss it to a different finger as it spins. Another trick you can try is throwing the fidget spinner in the air as it is spinning and catching it between your fingers. Throw it only a few inches into the air to make catching it between your fingers easier. As fidget spinners grow in popularity, some schools and workplaces are starting to view them as a distraction. Depending on where you to school or where you work, you may not be allowed to use your fidget spinner in these spaces. Ask a school official or a superior at work if it's okay for you to have your fidget spinner before you start using it. Some schools and workplaces are open to individuals using fidget spinners as they have been known to help with stress and anxiety. Double check before you bring your spinner so you can use it in peace.
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Practice basic spinner moves. Perform fun tricks with the fidget spinner Check that you can use fidget spinners at school or work.
Article: As you land, keep your legs bent so that they'll bend at a 90-degree angle when you hit the ground. Be sure to land on the balls of your feet, so that you can easily roll forward. Keep sinking deeper into your land until you're crouched, with your legs tucked up into your chest. Now that you're close to the ground, put your hands out in front of you. This will pull your shoulders in, preparing your body for the roll. With your feet still tucked up behind you, push off the ground with your toes. Spring up and forward, onto your hands in front of you. This will propel you into your parkour roll. Once you learn this move, you're well on your way to more complex parkour sequences.
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Bend your legs. Land with your legs parallel. Pull your shoulders forward with your hands out. Push off with your toes. Learn how to Do Parkour Safety Rolls.
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