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5 Ways to Do Fidget Spinner Tricks

By Matthew Lynch
December 22, 2023
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Fidget spinners have taken the world by storm, providing hours of entertainment and stress relief for people of all ages. These small, handheld devices have become a cultural phenomenon and have evolved into more than just a simple toy. Skilled users have discovered various tricks to showcase their talents, transforming fidget spinners into a fun challenge among friends and enthusiasts alike. Here are five ways to do fidget spinner tricks that you can try out and impress your friends.

1. The Basic Spin

To master the art of fidget spinning, it’s essential to start with the basics. Hold the center bearing between your thumb and middle finger, then use your other hand or a quick flick of your wrist to set the spinner in motion. Practice spinning it with both hands and work on improving your balance and control as you go.

2. The Finger Transfer

Once you’ve mastered the basic spin, take things up a notch with the finger transfer. Start by spinning the fidget spinner between your thumb and middle finger, just like before. Then, carefully lift your thumb while maintaining pressure with your middle finger. Transfer the spinner to another finger while keeping it spinning in the air. This trick may take some practice, but it’s sure to impress once you get it down.

3. The Tower Stack

If one fidget spinner isn’t enough for you, try stacking multiple spinners on top of one another to create a tower. Start by spinning one spinner between two fingers, then carefully place another spinner on top while it’s still spinning. You can add even more spinners if you’re feeling daring! Keep practicing this trick to see how high of a tower you can create.

4. The Reverse Spin

This trick is more about technique than anything else but offers an exciting change from the typical forward spin. Instead of using your dominant hand to set the fidget spinner in motion, take your non-dominant hand and use a backward flick to make it spin in reverse. The reverse spin takes some getting used to but can be an exciting way to catch people’s attention as they’re not expecting it.

5. The Fidget Spinner Toss

Show off your spinning skills with the fidget spinner toss. Begin with a basic spin, then carefully toss the spinning fidget spinner in the air and catch it again by the center bearing. You can add flair to this trick by throwing the spinner behind your back or performing a 360-degree spin while tossing it. As always, practice is key, and mastering this trick will take time – but it’s worth it in the end!

Final Thoughts

Fidget spinner tricks are a fun and engaging way to show off your skills and make an otherwise simple toy more entertaining. Whether you’re new to fidget spinners or an experienced pro, these five tricks can provide hours of fun and challenge for you and your friends. Start with the basics, practice regularly, and keep pushing yourself to conquer more complex moves. Happy spinning!

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