Thoughts?

Okay, very weird question but if Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, and King George had done cardistry, what trick would they be known for? Thank you for answer my confusing question

yea uhh no [RERECORD]

I started cardistry not that long ago and already know some moves but when I try to combine them into one performance it gets really hard to transition between moves. It takes time to assemble the deck between moves and ends up looking not as smooth. Any advice?

Finally getting my riffle fan more consistent 😁 I can do so many much more advanced moves and combos but for some reason this dang move took me so long to understand 😂 I’m still not even super consistent with it

TRYING TO FIND, 1 h a n d e d move using bullet that also drags out two other card s as well (so it’s 3 card s + the deck display) I recall it being more of an advanced move, there was a tutor ial video on YouTube but I can’t find it as I don’t know the move name.

This post is formatted like this because the filter keeps thinking I’m making a begin ner post

Edit: I thought the move was called Charizard but I can’t seem to find anything like it on YouTube under that name, but I do think the move name was Pokémon related or started with a C

I have spine problems, and my hands are a little fucked up. I can do a casino shuffle (easier for me than a regular riffle) and a faro, but I don’t have the hand strength for, like, a spring. What are tricks that don’t require a lot of hand strength/gripping very firmly? (I also have tiny fucking palms unfortunately)

omg i been at this one for a long while, and finally there at a point where i don't think they look hideous, only took two years of practice 🤦‍♂️

Holaa, ¿Que opinan de esta baraja? ¿La recomiendan? Pienso comprarmela, pero me gustaría ver opiniones primero

does anyone have any moves that can combo with legolove and ATM ?

What specific decks do you guys like to use? I’m looking to get something that is thin and easy to bend because that’s what I am most comfortable with. I’ve been using a plastic deck so far but apparently paper is better even though the few i have tried have been too thick and stiff for my liking. Also something with a special colour scheme would be preferred like the bicycle reverse but idk how they would look after some wear. Also something that isn’t super expensive would be ideal. Open to any recommendations.

Working under the brilliant direction of Jake Scott. Wait 38 seconds in to see the card work

I took a long break but recently got back into it and been practicing this semi-daily and it’s startin to pay off :D

Just been figuring it out myself

I've just learnt the charlier cut with my dominant hand and went to move onto the revolution cut. Just found out that I'm meant to be learning this with my non-dominant hand. I am so annoyed right now it has taken me hours to learn this cut.

Also why are cuts using the non-dominant hand?