At 77 my fingers don’t move smoothly like yours, but I love watching you and I’ll continue practicing. Hopefully, with practic, I’ll do better. Thank Chris
Big TY. You have Addicted my Autistic son to cards. This was the first video he watched and for days now he has not put the cards down. Unreal how fast he can do these moves. With school being out due to coronavirus you will never understand how much you helped an autistic child.
@@ranjankrtiwari1912 paper cards don't waste your money on plastic and don't get a deck your afraid to fuck up if you're learning you don't need to be worried about dropping cards and shit
I appreciate these videos but the camera angles make it hard to relate to your hand and finger positions, maybe try doing a POV camera angle in the future
A lot of these cardistry tricks seem like they would be an excellent fidget/stress reliever, forget stress balls and fidget spinners, ima learn me some cardistry!
They really do! I started cardistry 6 months ago and I always have cards with me now. I used to bite my nails but not anymore. Cards use up all my nervous energy and it’s heaps of fun too.
Absolutely, I've been learning some cardistry to help use up some nervous energy :) It's definitely similar to a fidget toy but you feel like you're learning something really cool- I find it a lot more satisfying :D
I garuantee my hands are smaller than yours, seriously. I have the tiniest fucking hands ever, they're smaller than my girlfriends. I can do these though. It's the muscles in your fingers, although I know you are aware of that, it can be easy to doubt. Do some exercises, and keep at it.
Starting with this and throwing cards. As a teacher myself I would just like to complement you on how well you explain things. Something that seemed almost out of reach just became so clear with your help. Thank you very much man. I appreciate the time, dedication, skill and absolute love needed behind this and your other videos.
Im a guy that's been informally performing magic for years. I do it for the love and reactions. Ironically though, I've never focused on flourishes and cardistry. But lately I've been thinking that I should include some. Then I stumbled across this video. Perfect. Keep'em coming. Thanx, truly.
I discovered the art of cardistry a couple of days ago after looking up magic tricks to show my kids. Now I want to learn everything! Thanks for the great tutorial. Keep them coming!
Thank you! I'm 60 and was a chef so my hands obey what they are told with practice, practice, practice. But I had no idea where to start. Now with these three cuts I feel like a may have a small, fun future. Thanks again Chris
If there was ever a Mentor in my life, I would definitely chose YOU. You amaze me and I envy your dexterity and teaching methods. Between you and 52Kards, I am in heaven. Thank you Chris,
I'm just about as beginner as you can get with cardistry -- in fact, I just learned that word with this video -- and this video is great: encouraging and focused on keeping it fun. I really enjoyed this. Thanks so much.
I'm new to cardistry but Chris Ramsay, you frame it in a way thats easy to grasp and you make it fun and are even encouraging to new people too, loving this series :)
Just very recently discovered the world of cardistry thank you for making something for the complete beginner to start. Ive found tutorials but so far this is the only one I found where someone straight up said start with these if your looking to get into it. Thanks from a newbie!
Hey Chris, greatly appreciate the knowledge you impart in your tutorials, i'm a novice and i'm doing it to steal some of my grandchildren's attention from their electronics - xboxes, iPads, etc. - keep it up, thanks!
Every time I learn a move from somewhere else, I come back to Ramsay and realise the other tutorial missed out some crucial nuance that makes it work so much better. Thanks for being the best, bro
I am really enjoying this series. With me just getting into card magic and cardistry...i need to know the basics and these videos have been very helpful. Thanks for doing this guys!
Hey dude I really like your videos! But would be more easy to learn if you record in first person (like how you see your hands) thanks! Greetings from Mexico
So excellent. I spent about 40 minutes on this video, pausing to run each move a few dozen times, then using the slowed down playback for the combos. I can now do all of these moves, somewhat smoothly. Of course I can barely type now, because my right fore arm is a quite stiff! Thanks Chris! I've just got a new hobby.
Amazing! I'm obsessed with CR cardistry and card trick videos! Bought a couple fancy decks, fooled my family with several of your tricks, learned how to spring cards and catch them after playing 52 pickup 500 times....started watching your channel because of the puzzle boxes but now because of your great teaching abilities I've picked up a new love for cards
Because of this guy I've become obsessed with cards and started collecting and doing cardistry. I can do some simple one handed cuts and two handed cuts. My card fanning isn't the best but I'm learning. Bought every color of the monarchs by theory11 and some artisan black edition the other day
Thank you!! I’m 37 and have been away from cards for over 20 years..LOVE the cardistry and flourishes. These are all new to me but it’s like riding a bike. Plus my hands are getting a great dexterity exercise. Please, more..more..more!!
hey guys/Chris like I said before I have never been into flourishes (found them hard to learn) but between your channel and this video Chris I have been picking up some great flourishes, thanks Chris
Thank you for these! It can be intimidating to try and learn this art when I see how great you and others are. But you are very encouraging and humble, and that makes me keep going and believing that I can learn some of this too! Having a blast!
much appreciated, tried this on my own without any tutes and failed miserably. yours being the first I understood right away. it was the perfect help to get started.
You are the chosen one!!! Love your videos, simplicity, and yeaaa just staritng with tricks and cardistry just cose some of your videos pop out there. So yeea thanks for that and lets learn some more.
Just wanted to say, thanks Chris for all of the videos and great tutorials! BOOM! You have given me a new and fascinating hobby. Lots to learn, hella creative, and just plain healthy fun. I hope to shake your hand one day. I am inspired by your artistry mixed with a mindful dose of humility. Truly great work my friend.
Recently just taken up cardistry and watched loads of videos on youtube. By far the best man for demos, you make everything super easy to follow and always good content and great explanations. Looking for advice on how to progress and learn more
!! YES !! Please P L E A S E MORE TUTORIALS, TIPS, & MOVES THAT ARE BEST [IN YOU'RE OPINION CHRIS RAMSAY] FOR AMATEURS & BEGINNERS IN CARDISTRY! I really appreciate what you do and have such great respect for the art of CARDISTRY & SOH Card Magic. I am very interested in your opinions of the best way to go about many many card tricks & SOH that you teach. Your videos are so dope and I really hope you are able to keep making tutorials like this one specifically for CARDISTRY !! Please make more videos of the basic *techniques to CARDISTRY and most of all PLEASE MORE VIDEOS OF WHAT BEGINNERS NEED TO LEARN TO DO BY CERTAIN CUTS, SWIVELS, etc.. That cardists need to know in order to master the basics of cardistry and I THINK MOST IMPORTANTLY the maneuvers and training moves *that YOU personally feel like that are best for beginners *FOR MUSCLE MEMORY & STRENGTH BUILDING OF THE HANDS & FINGERS !-] Thank You so so extremely very much for sharing your knowledge, skills, (and for me most importantly) your opinions\thoughts and insight to your world of CARDISTRY & SOH CARD MAGIC ! ! !
stumbled onto you a few days ago and haven't stopped watching your tutorials amongst your other stuff. its a good feeling when you catch the knack of doing what a professional can do, even if they are baby steps. keep it up and thanks again.
I just started playing around with cards and this truly helped me to get some confidence and saw results in a timely manner to make me keep going. Thank you so much. Please continue to make those videos.
So hey man. I got a question. I just bought the Grimoire deck, and I was wondering if you could help me out on a few tricks I can perform with it besides tricks with no gimmicks. If you dont know (which your probably do lol) it comes with a grimoire double back card, and grimoire/red mandolin double back card. any ideas you could share? Btw. I used to do a lot of magic years ago put set it aside. Im now getting back into it, and I have been watching your stuff. Subbed for sure. Thanks for the great vids.
This is great but as someone who has just started to learn cardistry, I would find it easier to follow if there were more camera angles. I find it hard with the front angle only to understand where to place my fingers and which way to move the cards.
This. This is what I missed last time I tried to learn. I didn't realize how important these were until I tried them. Bruh, thank you so much. I've been struggling to do basic cardistry for YEARS and this is the first time it feels somewhat natural.
A concise and well produced video of exactly what I wanted: bare basics. Plus the push for creative experimentation was a nice bit of encouragement. Thanks dude.
wicked vid! lovin it the series. I love seeing how each cardist does the same flourishes. I have always used my thumb for both direction of swivel cuts, didnt even think to use the index finger! keep em coming brother!
Love all the ramsay tutorials and videos. He always shows how much of a student of the craft he is. Also makes tutorials fun and exciting rather than a Ben stein style lecture.
Really well-explained. Never done anything fancier than a one-handed A-cut before. Loved the break down. I got 200% more confident with these after 30 mins!!
Hey Chris, I love the video but for me it was confusing trying to do what you were doing with the cards backwards and I think an over head camera veiw would be a bit better for some viewers out there
Great video! Please DO NOT stop making these videos. These cuts are simple, super clean, look great, and have already improved my card magic. My creative imagination is going crazy!
this is so helpful with training my fingers for more difficult sleight of hand magic also. I just got into cardistry and love doing this when playing hearts.
i've been working on harder moves for a while and somehow missed all three of these. can learn in a night and impress your friends for a lifetime. great video.
Hey man!I am a new subscriber and have subscribed to both your channels!Can you make a road to professional cardio try series so that noobies like me can get better through each video and know in what order to practice? Thanks!
Thanks for this so much! Also EVEN MORE SO now after seeing a number of your different videos I value every bit of your tips, tricks, and insight into your explanations/knowledge that you share with people in your videos & tutorials. Very much appreciated bro thanks !!!
this is perfect for me. no joke, been practicing for 2 days still not fluid an smooth. but can feel an see the progress. makes me happy to find something simple for the complete stranger. FANX!
I’ve been loving your channel! I’ve already learned two tricks. My 8 year old is freaking out! These cuts will definitely add to the performance. Thank you! Also, been loving you puzzle solving. That’s actually what brought me to the channel. So, thank you! Your awesome!
I think these tutorials would be a lot easier to follow if you did them from the perspective of the cardist, not a 2nd party viewer. As an absolute beginner it's a bit tough to rotate what I'm seeing in my head to match my perspective. Otherwise nice video(s).
i love how he is like i dont even know what im doing. u can make the card pop from underneath. etc it makes it look really easy and helpfull not that it isint but you get the point
that was an awesome video. i’ve been interested in cardistry for a while but most tutorials didn’t explain very well and were hard to follow. yours was absolutely perfect !!
At 77 my fingers don’t move smoothly like yours, but I love watching you and I’ll continue practicing. Hopefully, with practic, I’ll do better. Thank Chris
We believe in you.
You still here buddy? It's been 3 years now
@@GhostmareXD_ hahaha
fuck eh, rest in peace 😔
@@GhostmareXD_ you let us know
Your name is life
Big TY. You have Addicted my Autistic son to cards. This was the first video he watched and for days now he has not put the cards down. Unreal how fast he can do these moves. With school being out due to coronavirus you will never understand how much you helped an autistic child.
-*tries first exercise*
-Me: "Mmmmokay, okay..."
-*tries second exercise*
-52 pick-up: "Oh, hi."
Bro seriously I feel like my coolness meter just went up after learning this 3 basic cardistry moves thank you😂
Hell yeah bro me too
Paper card or plastic card plz suggest me
ZeeShan Ranjan VLOG paper is much better to start with
dude you should learn pen tricks
@@ranjankrtiwari1912 paper cards don't waste your money on plastic and don't get a deck your afraid to fuck up if you're learning you don't need to be worried about dropping cards and shit
I appreciate these videos but the camera angles make it hard to relate to your hand and finger positions, maybe try doing a POV camera angle in the future
Was about to comment this please!
I noticed this too, but after orienting my screen differently, it acted as seeing from is POV and made it much easier to understand, so try that
I've started because of these videos and found no issues.
Came here to say this
You just have to get in a headstand position in front of your screen. Such a simple fix!
A lot of these cardistry tricks seem like they would be an excellent fidget/stress reliever, forget stress balls and fidget spinners, ima learn me some cardistry!
Hey, I thought the same too! Gonna keep my hands busy with some cards from now 😆
They really do! I started cardistry 6 months ago and I always have cards with me now. I used to bite my nails but not anymore. Cards use up all my nervous energy and it’s heaps of fun too.
How was ur progress? Melissa?
Yup
Absolutely, I've been learning some cardistry to help use up some nervous energy :) It's definitely similar to a fidget toy but you feel like you're learning something really cool- I find it a lot more satisfying :D
Phenolphthalein!
Chris Ramsay *casually burns baby*
Chris Ramsay very helpful Chris about to start street magic on my channel getting refreshed with basics really helpful thanks keep it up
Chris Ramsay I want those cards man
Giveaway some memento mori sir chris I wanna win!
Im si inspired to be a cardists
YES
My fingers can’t even....
I’mma say it....
*My hands aren’t big enough*
I garuantee my hands are smaller than yours, seriously. I have the tiniest fucking hands ever, they're smaller than my girlfriends. I can do these though. It's the muscles in your fingers, although I know you are aware of that, it can be easy to doubt. Do some exercises, and keep at it.
Trump is that you?
Bruh same
@@PsyFyFungi what exercises specifically
@@cavejohnson1710 these ones made my hands feel more comfortable when moving th-cam.com/video/3Do5jB83F4k/w-d-xo.html
Starting with this and throwing cards. As a teacher myself I would just like to complement you on how well you explain things. Something that seemed almost out of reach just became so clear with your help. Thank you very much man. I appreciate the time, dedication, skill and absolute love needed behind this and your other videos.
Im a guy that's been informally performing magic for years. I do it for the love and reactions. Ironically though, I've never focused on flourishes and cardistry. But lately I've been thinking that I should include some. Then I stumbled across this video. Perfect. Keep'em coming. Thanx, truly.
Happy to help!
“As easy as u breathe” people who struggle with asthma: well I’m fu**ed
Lets make one thing clear, I do not struggle with asthma, it comes quite easily to me
Complete beginner here. Your videos are some of the best, keep em coming!
I discovered the art of cardistry a couple of days ago after looking up magic tricks to show my kids. Now I want to learn everything! Thanks for the great tutorial. Keep them coming!
Thank you! I'm 60 and was a chef so my hands obey what they are told with practice, practice, practice. But I had no idea where to start. Now with these three cuts I feel like a may have a small, fun future. Thanks again Chris
I thought Gordon Ramsay will be teaching us cardistry basics.
when you are the 68th like:
i guide others to a treasure i cannot posses
Alex more like carvastry basics
Ha
Salt and pepper your deck before you fry it
İts chris ramsay
If there was ever a Mentor in my life, I would definitely chose YOU.
You amaze me and I envy your dexterity and teaching methods.
Between you and 52Kards, I am in heaven.
Thank you Chris,
I'm just about as beginner as you can get with cardistry -- in fact, I just learned that word with this video -- and this video is great: encouraging and focused on keeping it fun. I really enjoyed this. Thanks so much.
This is the best cardistry tutorial for beginners on TH-cam period. No cap
I'm new to cardistry but Chris Ramsay, you frame it in a way thats easy to grasp and you make it fun and are even encouraging to new people too, loving this series :)
Just very recently discovered the world of cardistry thank you for making something for the complete beginner to start. Ive found tutorials but so far this is the only one I found where someone straight up said start with these if your looking to get into it. Thanks from a newbie!
Excellent!
I need more cardistry tutorial for beginners
I have just got my first deck. I am watching you for half an year i think... You really made me get into this. Stay cool bro
A great refresher even for "seasoned" cardists, even brought into sharper focus a few things I do but never really thought about why! Thank you!!
Your detail description of each motion/action is right on. You made it super easy to follow.
Hey Chris, greatly appreciate the knowledge you impart in your tutorials, i'm a novice and i'm doing it to steal some of my grandchildren's attention from their electronics - xboxes, iPads, etc. - keep it up, thanks!
Every time I learn a move from somewhere else, I come back to Ramsay and realise the other tutorial missed out some crucial nuance that makes it work so much better. Thanks for being the best, bro
Ya true..... and also I started a channel on Cardistry check that out it may help you learn some Cardistry moves
I am really enjoying this series. With me just getting into card magic and cardistry...i need to know the basics and these videos have been very helpful. Thanks for doing this guys!
I've watched a ton of videos. This one somehow has been the most helpful in just basics and showing how they can be chained together. Bravo!!
Hey dude I really like your videos! But would be more easy to learn if you record in first person (like how you see your hands) thanks! Greetings from Mexico
Tienes razón ;)
So excellent. I spent about 40 minutes on this video, pausing to run each move a few dozen times, then using the slowed down playback for the combos. I can now do all of these moves, somewhat smoothly. Of course I can barely type now, because my right fore arm is a quite stiff! Thanks Chris! I've just got a new hobby.
Quarantine time: i'm having so much fun learning cardistry !
:) 2020 gang
1 year update?
Amazing! I'm obsessed with CR cardistry and card trick videos! Bought a couple fancy decks, fooled my family with several of your tricks, learned how to spring cards and catch them after playing 52 pickup 500 times....started watching your channel because of the puzzle boxes but now because of your great teaching abilities I've picked up a new love for cards
Very good explained! Helped me a lot cause i watched some other "beginner" tutorials and they were sooooo difficult.
I've been struggling with the Swivel & Rotation cuts - your finger placement showed me the way. THANK YOU CHRIS!!!
this was extremely helpful and way way better than 90 % of other tutorial videos
Thanks for watching!
Because of this guy I've become obsessed with cards and started collecting and doing cardistry. I can do some simple one handed cuts and two handed cuts. My card fanning isn't the best but I'm learning. Bought every color of the monarchs by theory11 and some artisan black edition the other day
That's a lot of cards
That last finishing move goes really well with the false swiwel cut
Thank you!! I’m 37 and have been away from cards for over 20 years..LOVE the cardistry and flourishes. These are all new to me but it’s like riding a bike. Plus my hands are getting a great dexterity exercise. Please, more..more..more!!
Just got into cardistry 4 days ago and this channels great!
I got so satysfied just by learning to do this, please keep these videos coming
I love to learn these moves..It's makes me feel so happy
. Thank you Chris. Much love from Romania
hey guys/Chris like I said before I have never been into flourishes (found them hard to learn) but between your channel and this video Chris I have been picking up some great flourishes, thanks Chris
Thank you for these! It can be intimidating to try and learn this art when I see how great you and others are. But you are very encouraging and humble, and that makes me keep going and believing that I can learn some of this too! Having a blast!
much appreciated, tried this on my own without any tutes and failed miserably. yours being the first I understood right away. it was the perfect help to get started.
1:51 I know you're not the best cardist but that was gorgeous.
I Love that you’re breaking these down in a crawl, walk, run style! Please keep the instructional videos coming!
I'd really love to see you guys do a tutorial on the revolution cut. There's a lot out there, but none of them are that great.
Scott Elliott I so agree
I second that show us a how to do a good revolution cut Chris!!
52kards has good tutorials
Jokes 52kards teaches it wrong
You are the chosen one!!! Love your videos, simplicity, and yeaaa just staritng with tricks and cardistry just cose some of your videos pop out there. So yeea thanks for that and lets learn some more.
Just wanted to say, thanks Chris for all of the videos and great tutorials! BOOM! You have given me a new and fascinating hobby. Lots to learn, hella creative, and just plain healthy fun. I hope to shake your hand one day. I am inspired by your artistry mixed with a mindful dose of humility. Truly great work my friend.
just lovely......exactly what i was looking for....
short, simple, flexible and innovative in the right hands...
thaks Ramsay.....👏👏👏👏
Dude, i have been looking for a video like this for a long time. Thank you. You earned a subscription right there
Recently just taken up cardistry and watched loads of videos on youtube. By far the best man for demos, you make everything super easy to follow and always good content and great explanations. Looking for advice on how to progress and learn more
Thanks for being part of the community!
Mostly progressing comes from practice. It's not an exciting answer, but it's the truth.
!! YES !! Please P L E A S E MORE TUTORIALS, TIPS, & MOVES THAT ARE BEST [IN YOU'RE OPINION CHRIS RAMSAY] FOR AMATEURS & BEGINNERS IN CARDISTRY! I really appreciate what you do and have such great respect for the art of CARDISTRY & SOH Card Magic. I am very interested in your opinions of the best way to go about many many card tricks & SOH that you teach. Your videos are so dope and I really hope you are able to keep making tutorials like this one specifically for CARDISTRY !! Please make more videos of the basic *techniques to CARDISTRY and most of all PLEASE MORE VIDEOS OF WHAT BEGINNERS NEED TO LEARN TO DO BY CERTAIN CUTS, SWIVELS, etc.. That cardists need to know in order to master the basics of cardistry and I THINK MOST IMPORTANTLY the maneuvers and training moves *that YOU personally feel like that are best for beginners *FOR MUSCLE MEMORY & STRENGTH BUILDING OF THE HANDS & FINGERS !-]
Thank You so so extremely very much for sharing your knowledge, skills, (and for me most importantly) your opinions\thoughts and insight to your world of CARDISTRY & SOH CARD MAGIC ! ! !
stumbled onto you a few days ago and haven't stopped watching your tutorials amongst your other stuff. its a good feeling when you catch the knack of doing what a professional can do, even if they are baby steps. keep it up and thanks again.
Very helpful. Keep the beginner tutorials coming!
I just started playing around with cards and this truly helped me to get some confidence and saw results in a timely manner to make me keep going. Thank you so much. Please continue to make those videos.
THose cards are elegant AF.
Yes they are.
So hey man. I got a question. I just bought the Grimoire deck, and I was wondering if you could help me out on a few tricks I can perform with it besides tricks with no gimmicks. If you dont know (which your probably do lol) it comes with a grimoire double back card, and grimoire/red mandolin double back card. any ideas you could share? Btw. I used to do a lot of magic years ago put set it aside. Im now getting back into it, and I have been watching your stuff. Subbed for sure. Thanks for the great vids.
Tons of classic tricks like the Color Changing Deck could be done with those cards, ACR, etc.
any other ideas? I feel like my ACR is pretty good as it is. I dunno lol
I'm practicing with 99 cent store cards lol
I play guitar more than cards but this helps relax my hands, there's a therapy in it i'm sure,, glad i bumped into you
This was very helpful, im starting to do card tricks and cardistry so I really need more videos because they are awesome, and well, helpful
Great tutorial! keep them coming! please. For a first cardistry intro its excellent, its already getting my small hands used to manipulating the deck.
This is great but as someone who has just started to learn cardistry, I would find it easier to follow if there were more camera angles. I find it hard with the front angle only to understand where to place my fingers and which way to move the cards.
Chris Ramsay Thank You for showing these cuts and the other tutorials really appreciate it👍🏻👍🏻
For the next tutorial maybe you could a ring trick or routine.
Thanks :)
Good idea!
This. This is what I missed last time I tried to learn. I didn't realize how important these were until I tried them. Bruh, thank you so much. I've been struggling to do basic cardistry for YEARS and this is the first time it feels somewhat natural.
A concise and well produced video of exactly what I wanted: bare basics. Plus the push for creative experimentation was a nice bit of encouragement. Thanks dude.
wicked vid! lovin it the series. I love seeing how each cardist does the same flourishes. I have always used my thumb for both direction of swivel cuts, didnt even think to use the index finger! keep em coming brother!
i really wanna learn what that flicker-ish thing at 1:51 that was really cool
these videos are so chill and really easy to learn, thanks!
thanks for this. i'm just starting out and this was pretty helpful.
Love all the ramsay tutorials and videos. He always shows how much of a student of the craft he is. Also makes tutorials fun and exciting rather than a Ben stein style lecture.
I'm a little past the basics, but still super helpful.
r/NobodyAsked
Really well-explained. Never done anything fancier than a one-handed A-cut before. Loved the break down. I got 200% more confident with these after 30 mins!!
Added this vid to my beginner magic/cardistry practice playlist
Really love it. In the past few months I've came a long way. Thanks guys.
Hey Chris, I love the video but for me it was confusing trying to do what you were doing with the cards backwards and I think an over head camera veiw would be a bit better for some viewers out there
Please don’t stop. I really enjoy your Tutorials. I also received some complements from your lessons I have learned.
He's so advanced that he has no idea how insanely difficult these are.
If _I_ can do them _you_ can do them. I literally just started cardistry and these were so easy (and well taught)
Great video! Please DO NOT stop making these videos. These cuts are simple, super clean, look great, and have already improved my card magic. My creative imagination is going crazy!
Thanks for the video, good to have those three cuts in one video, plus the little extra that makes the difference :)
Keep'em coming!
This is honestly the best tutorial I've seen for these so far
thanks I was having a bit of trouble but this helped a lot!
this is so helpful with training my fingers for more difficult sleight of hand magic also. I just got into cardistry and love doing this when playing hearts.
This dude looks like Chris Ramsay, crazy
It's like they're twins.
Damn right :0
i've been working on harder moves for a while and somehow missed all three of these. can learn in a night and impress your friends for a lifetime. great video.
Hey man!I am a new subscriber and have subscribed to both your channels!Can you make a road to professional cardio try series so that noobies like me can get better through each video and know in what order to practice? Thanks!
Thanks for this so much! Also EVEN MORE SO now after seeing a number of your different videos I value every bit of your tips, tricks, and insight into your explanations/knowledge that you share with people in your videos & tutorials. Very much appreciated bro thanks !!!
Finally, i can do the swing cut under i think30 min and the other 2 undwr few minutes like 5.or so
this is perfect for me. no joke, been practicing for 2 days still not fluid an smooth. but can feel an see the progress. makes me happy to find something simple for the complete stranger. FANX!
Extremely helpful!!!
I’ve been loving your channel! I’ve already learned two tricks. My 8 year old is freaking out! These cuts will definitely add to the performance. Thank you!
Also, been loving you puzzle solving. That’s actually what brought me to the channel. So, thank you! Your awesome!
i love this channel
Your tutorial is very easy to catch up and helpful
I think these tutorials would be a lot easier to follow if you did them from the perspective of the cardist, not a 2nd party viewer. As an absolute beginner it's a bit tough to rotate what I'm seeing in my head to match my perspective. Otherwise nice video(s).
Turn your phone around 180 degrees.
i love how he is like i dont even know what im doing. u can make the card pop from underneath. etc it makes it look really easy and helpfull not that it isint but you get the point
I'm loving the videos. Does that single card flourish at 1:50 have a name (and tutorial)?
fearphage probably found it already but it's called the bullet. Found it just looking up single card flourish.
Leslie Cooper Thanks man :D
Just bought a deck! First 15 minutes playing around, these are so satisfying! Thanks!
thank you
AYO?
i just decided I was going to learn cardisty to keep my hands busy and this was the first video i watched. very helpful! Thank you!
I like this series
that was an awesome video. i’ve been interested in cardistry for a while but most tutorials didn’t explain very well and were hard to follow. yours was absolutely perfect !!