The kite is flipped over from a side or nose down position on the ground. From a nose down or side position, tug on the wing that is pointed up in the air. This will rock the kite to the opposite side. Let the wing that is up fall back a little by extending that arm. Now sharply tug that side and release with the other. The kite should flip over onto it's wing tips. Always try to flip toward the center of the window. Be careful, you may break a leading edge rod learning this essential move. The move is very useful getting out of crashes during competition (or avoiding walking down field any time!).