All of these are really good, Sean! Thank you so much! One small tweak: While performing the Sloppy Seconds force, let the thumb of your left hand make contact with the top of the pack. Although you're mainly using gravity, allowing the cards to fall into your left hand, the presence of the left thumb touching the top will make it look more like you're pulling the cards off the top. It's a real subtle thing, but it'll make it look even better.
And a big part of being a good teacher is knowing the content and choosing good material to teach. You are top notch at both. You find incredible things to teach and always give credit. You also adapt them into your own stuff. Really really nice.
Great video Sean, thanks for sharing. . I think I'm the only person who doesn't love the touch force. You can do exactly the same with the spread cull force and there's no need to hold a break! The one using the Bruce Cervon sleight is wonderful, I'll definitely be using it 😊
So well explained from a brilliant teacher! All the forces are great. But the Lazy seconds Force is so cool, sneaky and convincing! I've never heard of this force before. I will definitely use it. Btw. I found out that the Riffle Force works with the stripper card in an SD as well. So you can continue with a SD routine with the force card.
I really enjoy the Handout force. I place my thumb on top and and glide it off the top part of the deck without actually taking a card as my fingers glide the bottom card out. Does this make sense to you?
I saw a force on AGT just a min ago I e never seen before. Borderless deck helped. He seemed like he was moving though the cards so the spectator could select any card but he was just sort of moving his fingers underneath a lot to create the feeling of doing that and without borders, couldn’t tell this was happening. Anyone ever see this force?
All of these are really good, Sean! Thank you so much!
One small tweak: While performing the Sloppy Seconds force, let the thumb of your left hand make contact with the top of the pack. Although you're mainly using gravity, allowing the cards to fall into your left hand, the presence of the left thumb touching the top will make it look more like you're pulling the cards off the top. It's a real subtle thing, but it'll make it look even better.
Oh that is great!!
Sean, you are an excellent teacher.
Thank you! Means a lot.
And a big part of being a good teacher is knowing the content and choosing good material to teach. You are top notch at both. You find incredible things to teach and always give credit. You also adapt them into your own stuff. Really really nice.
@@rethanwilliams thanks, Rethan! I really try my best!
Great video Sean, thanks for sharing. . I think I'm the only person who doesn't love the touch force. You can do exactly the same with the spread cull force and there's no need to hold a break!
The one using the Bruce Cervon sleight is wonderful, I'll definitely be using it 😊
Awesome forces Sean. Luke Skywalker would be proud 😅👍😊👍😊👍😊
Great forces Sean
So well explained from a brilliant teacher! All the forces are great. But the Lazy seconds Force is so cool, sneaky and convincing! I've never heard of this force before. I will definitely use it. Btw. I found out that the Riffle Force works with the stripper card in an SD as well. So you can continue with a SD routine with the force card.
Thanks for opening that gem box for us, pal
I really enjoy the Handout force. I place my thumb on top and and glide it off the top part of the deck without actually taking a card as my fingers glide the bottom card out. Does this make sense to you?
Yes! Precisely how it should be done.
I love the riffle force and I didn't see you take the top card. I like the stripper deck card and will use that thank you
Great forces as always! Isn't one of those forces based on the Slip & Slide Control? In any event I love them all😊
I saw a force on AGT just a min ago I e never seen before. Borderless deck helped. He seemed like he was moving though the cards so the spectator could select any card but he was just sort of moving his fingers underneath a lot to create the feeling of doing that and without borders, couldn’t tell this was happening.
Anyone ever see this force?
Damn dude, never knew the double card make a dribble force so easy! I’ve been chasing a method like that for years ❤
So many wonderful applications with the thick card!
@@SeanDevine Liam montier had an awesome project on the thick card
#letsgetintoit 🤘🃏
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First sean🔥