Cardistry Bootcamp - Basics / Cascade Tutorial

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Cardistry Boot Camp is a tutorial series aimed to help beginners learn and understand cardistry and help veterans develop their own style and moves.

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00:00 - Performance
00:13 - Prerequisites
00:23 - Tutorial
01:32 - Tips
02:19 - Slowmo

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lotusinhand

I tried to learn the cascade over a couple of other videos and didn’t worked for me since my hands are not big enough. Then I saw this video and it took only a minute to learn it and it felt amazing! Thank you for this lesson!!!

luisquinones

Thanks. On point. Was watching several tuts today and was struggling. You saved my day with this one.

Chrompolitur

I just love playing 52 pick up it’s the number one card game

HHDarkHawk

Awesome! This video was a big, big help 👍🏻

robertshawiv

I thought I was pretty ok at then I saw you...

blaisejackson

For anybody who's watching this and can't do the Faro due to using Uno cards ( like me) i came up with a workaround for that, if you do the riffle shuffle and don't do the end part with the bridge you can get mostly the same effect as the pharo but make sure that you do it right on the edge of the cards so they don't go into eachother too much

nothingness

2:32 who else noticed that "1" on the cards

yusufsahin

One tip that was not mentioned in the video: For your thumb and pinky on the bottoms of the cards, place them at the same distance from the edge of the card. This will made it more even.

davidm

Anyone else has the issue that when u letthe cardsfall, some fall face up and some. Face down?

mamakag

How important are the index finger, pinky finger and thumb in the last dropping action? Should I focus on the index for the riffle, or focus on the smooth departure of cards from thumb and pinky? And lastly, is it a good idea to support the bend of cards via ring and middle finger by curling them behind the cards? Thanks :)

WaitingInMyColdCell

Practising to do the cascade ❌
Practising to pickup 52 cards✅

GurpreetKaur-bbiy

Instead of ferral what if I just riffle and then shift the cards? Not as flashy but still works for me

cayden

So i have a question when im doing cardistry i like to do moves like the worm and symbol and then i see the other cardists and they are doing all kinds of awesome move do they just kinda go free style mode and do whatever or are they actually just combining lots of move. I think what im trying to as is can i just learn a lot of cardistry moves and combine them and do whatever i want and if so is that what most people do

tristanlukehart