Step 3: The Flick of Doom
Now that you've managed to get your forearm up and over your shoulder, it's time to add some real flair. This is where most people fall off the wagon, but don't worry, we've got some tricks up our sleeve.
First, you're going to want to focus on your wrist action. You see, your arm is like a pendulum, and the key to a good forearm toss is to keep your wrist firm but loose. Think of it like a delicate game of tug-of-war between your elbow and your fingers.
As you're flicking your wrist, you'll also want to focus on your finger placement. You want to be sure your fingers are curled up nice and tight, but not too tight, or you'll just end up with a bunch of crumpled up paper.
Now, with your wrist action and finger placement locked in, it's time to add the finishing touch: a smooth, practiced motion.
Practice, practice, practice, and remember, it's all about the flick.
Next: The Follow-Through