Cardistry Bootcamp - Basics / Deck Flip Tutorial

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
00:10 - Prerequisites
00:20 - Tutorial
01:44 - Tips
02:42 - Slowmo

[lotusinhand]

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[elvirac]

After playing the game of 52 pick up a lot of times in 10 minutes.. I cut the deck in half and I have managed it once and I was totally flabbergasted that it did a 360 flip.. right into my hand, without needing to pick up cards.
I like this Bootcamp!

[digitalis]

To start with, leave the cards in the tuck case and learn to gauge the 360 degree spin, before throwing your cards all over the floor.

[KennyMatrix]

When I started learning this, I was thinking I couldn't really get it that often because the stretch was too far for the size of my hands. But after learning with my non dominant hand and not really practicing with my dominant hand, I easily was able to do it with both hands. So the takeaway for me was that the stretch and the size of the hands was not as important as an integral understanding of the move. The stretch you need to do really isn't that far. So guys if you can't get it, I recommend you try to focus on getting a real mental connection with the actual stretch. While practicing, think about what you actually need to do with the hand in order to get the upper pack to clear the bottom pack. When I finally got this move for the first time I had the realization that the stretch was possible from the start, I just didn't have the mind-muscle connection until that moment. And I hope you reading this can come to that realization too, because it helps with many moves to know that it's 99 percent in your head.

[gaijinpain]

simply knowing where the pressure point from where the flip actually happens made my progress skyrocket drastically

[alexlee]

“Do any kind of cut...”

*does false cut*

“...that changes the top card.”

[eenho]

Just started doing this on both hands for around 2 minutes and my index fingers are already sore

[ollygb]

I can either get a perfect 180° flip, or picking the whole deck up off the floor. Although one time only, I got a perfect 540°. Gonna go practice some more...

[thevagabondtree]

Dude I couldn’t figure out why I kept loosing one card or flipping half the pack into my other hand you just solved it for me..do a cut prior and 💥 Thanks bro

[vullena]

I tried it, did it almost on the first go (2 card flew away), and it scared the shit out of me hahahah

[boyandaneff]

OMG THIS TUTORIAL IS THE BEST UR AMAZING 🔥

[randomguy]

ive been trying this for two days and done what you said with the top card going off the deck i cut the deck and then do the deck flip and the top card still goes flying away

[znilay]

Best tutorial channel I have ever seen. May your channel grow to ♾

[deafbythirty]

Each one of my cards are in a different zip code

[timburri]

That one dislike triggers me really hard

[simonbionary]

When you apply enough pressure you can do like 3 flips :O

[arcitekk]

i tried it and did a 720 degree flip, I was so shocked that i literally fell off my chair

[toppycube]

ended up cutting my water bottle because i flicked the bottom card at light speed...

[Swecho]

can you flip it the other side ? Like you flip it to the thumb, can flip to the 3 fingers too ?

[evilazzuratm]

I don't know, praticing it but its never regular, 2 times /4 all cards drop to floor, or do half flip sometimes, this is the hardest thing in cardistry i never try