The lower magnet is manually flicked upwards with a finger.

The MagFlip is held pointing down. One of the magnets is then manually pushed down so that they separate and reconnect through momentum.

The MagFlip is turned approximately 90° from a vertical to a horizontal position so that the magnets swing towards each other.

The MagFlip is “whipped” downwards so that the magnets separate and then swing back to connect.

The MagFlip is held pointing down and quickly turned by about 90° to set the magnets in motion and make them connect.

While the upper magnet stays still, the lower magnet is swung upwards so that both connect.

The MagFlip is bobbed up and down until the magnets start oscillating and connect.

The MagFlip is held pointing up, quickly rotated by about 90° and abruptly stopped, so that the magnets spin and connect.

The MagFlip is moved just like the Whip Connect, but before the connection, both magnets are accelerated so that they complete a full rotation.

The MagFlip is held pointing down, accelerated downwards, and abruptly stopped so that the magnets separate and reconnect through momentum.

The MagFlip is quickly rotated and abruptly stopped so that the magnets swing outwards. As they swing back, the MagFlip is jerked slightly upwards so that the magnets complete a full rotation.

Unlike the Whip Connect, the MagFlip is immediately and quickly moved upwards so that both magnets complete a full rotation and connect.

With a precise impulse, you can drain the energy from a swinging magnet and bring it to an abrupt stop. This instantly gives you full control again for further tricks.

A sweeping motion just like the normal Whip Connect, but done sideways so that the lower magnet completes a full rotation and reconnects.

The MagFlip is accelerated downwards so that the magnets perform a rotation and connect while falling.