@@schmegile3606 Nova by Nick Stumphauzer. I think there used to be a tutorial on Theory11 but not anymore. I saw Weston Hamilton make an Instagram post on it, and Nick did it in Rise Magic Reel.
when starting did you ever feel some times you couldn't evolve anymore. I understand standard position tricks like bloom,tunnel shuffle,Cascade and basic flourish like werm/ Sybil cut but I don't understand how ppl are like doing corner grip twirls extremely fast, even while doing a flourish or the deck twirling. Is there anywhere learn this or is it all self taught from practicing. Asking bc I feel I can't evolve anymore and tutorials just seem a bother but trying be original is hard as well.
Yes and I think it is just part of learning something new. Especially if you have done cardistry for less than 2 years, you may feel like this. However, I have noticed significant improvement between year 2 and year 3. Cardistry truly does take a lot of time and practice to get good and fast at, but don't lose motivation and keep trying :)
There used to be a tutorial on Theory11, but I think it got taken down. However, I'm sure you will be able to learn it just by slowing down a performance of it. Performance by Nick himself at 1:55 of Rise Magic Reel :) th-cam.com/video/o_GKRrLCDzA/w-d-xo.html
Yo eebee great video my friend...but i have a question.. Im thinking about getting a new deck....which one should i go for.. Some monarchs or some art of cardistry v2s?(not specifically for either magic or cardistry)they are around the same price on amazon rn so im stuck hehe😅
Thanks. I would expect both to handle good so choose which design you like better. I personally prefer Monarchs because of the box and intricate details. However, Art of Cardistry v2 has more vibrant colors that will make them pop. So basically choose between fancy or vibrant :)
You shouldn't call yourself bad based on the moves you know, especially compared to someone who has done cardistry for longer. You should judge yourself based on how passionate you are about cardistry :)
I think you are talking about the closer where the single card slides onto the deck. You can learn that motion in this video here :) th-cam.com/video/psnah2YlA6w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yY2YzFnWij-Iepf7
sorta new to these combos so i only know a few moves and stuff. can i ask what the move at 3:22 with the backdrop was and the one after that that looks sybil-ish?
Revolver by Kevin Ho. No tutorial but not too hard to learn from slow mo in this video th-cam.com/video/I0KSaqiv5C0/w-d-xo.html The Sybil move is just a closer I "created" that you can learn here :) th-cam.com/video/redQiiqMZYs/w-d-xo.html
I'm guessing you keep the jokers and ad cards in there as well. I take those out and my cards fit just fine in the box and I have a separate box for those cards. Or also bending the cards a lot creates gaps in the deck, so you can try flattening the deck back out by putting them under some heavy books. Hope this helps :)
@@CardisTree I’m directly puting my cards to tuck case my cards don’t waiting out side ;) I put them in the box even if they're sweaty. And sometimes they stucking inside the box and getting hard to pull up. what do you doing after using your cards?
Lol. I usually leave my cards out (which isn't always the best idea). That way tho, I don't have to open and close the box which will reduce the wear and tear.
If you are curious about a move or anything else, just comment :)
whts the move at 6:51?
@@schmegile3606 Nova by Nick Stumphauzer. I think there used to be a tutorial on Theory11 but not anymore. I saw Weston Hamilton make an Instagram post on it, and Nick did it in Rise Magic Reel.
when starting did you ever feel some times you couldn't evolve anymore. I understand standard position tricks like bloom,tunnel shuffle,Cascade and basic flourish like werm/ Sybil cut but I don't understand how ppl are like doing corner grip twirls extremely fast, even while doing a flourish or the deck twirling. Is there anywhere learn this or is it all self taught from practicing. Asking bc I feel I can't evolve anymore and tutorials just seem a bother but trying be original is hard as well.
Yes and I think it is just part of learning something new. Especially if you have done cardistry for less than 2 years, you may feel like this. However, I have noticed significant improvement between year 2 and year 3. Cardistry truly does take a lot of time and practice to get good and fast at, but don't lose motivation and keep trying :)
What's the name of the move at 6:47?
Nova - Nick Stumphauzer :)
What’s the move at 10:00? And at 18:29?
PTL and Ikayaki by Azlan Valentine :)
Thank you
Where can I learn Nova?
There used to be a tutorial on Theory11, but I think it got taken down. However, I'm sure you will be able to learn it just by slowing down a performance of it. Performance by Nick himself at 1:55 of Rise Magic Reel :) th-cam.com/video/o_GKRrLCDzA/w-d-xo.html
Thanks. Could u do a troubleshooting???
As of right now, I don't think I am good enough yet, but maybe in the future ;)
Yo eebee great video my friend...but i have a question.. Im thinking about getting a new deck....which one should i go for.. Some monarchs or some art of cardistry v2s?(not specifically for either magic or cardistry)they are around the same price on amazon rn so im stuck hehe😅
Thanks. I would expect both to handle good so choose which design you like better. I personally prefer Monarchs because of the box and intricate details. However, Art of Cardistry v2 has more vibrant colors that will make them pop. So basically choose between fancy or vibrant :)
@@CardisTree thx ill think about it more
Hi, you are great at this man. At 7:00 in the video, what move you do? what it called? thanks man
Hi, the move is called 4 Shards by me, and here is the tutorial :)
th-cam.com/video/5d726cuOWo8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=y912KIpoJ1eCfpLj
12:35 whats the move?? I have seen it a lot
Square Conception by Dmitry Oakleaf :)
th-cam.com/video/WMWzA0Drd1k/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUgc3F1YXJlIGNvbmNlcHRpb24gZG1pdHJpIG9ha2xlYWY%3D
Would you be able to do a tutorial directly teaching combos
I do have a few tutorials already (check the Troubleshooting / Tutorials playlist), but I do plan on making more :)
since imma a pretty bad cardist idk half the moves lol
You shouldn't call yourself bad based on the moves you know, especially compared to someone who has done cardistry for longer. You should judge yourself based on how passionate you are about cardistry :)
Where can I learn how you finish your wurm?
I think you are talking about the closer where the single card slides onto the deck. You can learn that motion in this video here :) th-cam.com/video/psnah2YlA6w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yY2YzFnWij-Iepf7
@@CardisTree Thank you!
sorta new to these combos so i only know a few moves and stuff. can i ask what the move at 3:22 with the backdrop was and the one after that that looks sybil-ish?
Revolver by Kevin Ho. No tutorial but not too hard to learn from slow mo in this video th-cam.com/video/I0KSaqiv5C0/w-d-xo.html
The Sybil move is just a closer I "created" that you can learn here :) th-cam.com/video/redQiiqMZYs/w-d-xo.html
@@CardisTree both of them looked super neat! will check and try them out. thanks for replying! :)
4:25 the sound it made was flawless 😂
hi, my cards are don’t fitting to tuck case what can I do for it? and what should I do after using my new cards to don’t have same problem?
I'm guessing you keep the jokers and ad cards in there as well. I take those out and my cards fit just fine in the box and I have a separate box for those cards. Or also bending the cards a lot creates gaps in the deck, so you can try flattening the deck back out by putting them under some heavy books. Hope this helps :)
@@CardisTree I’m directly puting my cards to tuck case my cards don’t waiting out side ;) I put them in the box even if they're sweaty. And sometimes they stucking inside the box and getting hard to pull up. what do you doing after using your cards?
Lol. I usually leave my cards out (which isn't always the best idea). That way tho, I don't have to open and close the box which will reduce the wear and tear.
GREAT video!!!
Thank you :)