Learn the PRESSURE FAN | Card Flourish Tutorial!

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[TheSleightDoctor]

The great advantage of the pressure fan over the thumb fan, from a magician's perspective, is the level of control it gives you over the spacing between the cards, making it easier to hide slugs (pre-arranged sequences) by making the spacing too tight for anyone to read the card values - while loosening up and increasing the spacing for the rest of the fan. You can even hide whole portions of the deck being *face-down* in this way, and make it look like you're casually showing the faces of all the cards. It's a great move.

[DavidFan]

Thank you so much for the tutorial!! Literally the hardest Cardistry moves for me are the pressure moves, pressure fan, under pressure, and lepaul spread! Can never get any of them down, so I’m really glad you made this!

[JoshyWoshy-ssnr]

My grip strength in general is really good, comparing to other people, so this is one of the easiest flourishes for me, plus it looks super cool. Great tutorial!

[michaelp]

Thanks for this excellent tutorial.
The tips really helped improve my fan, especially the finger placements,
and where you use the two fingers to finish the spread at the end.
And those Mints really look sharp.
(Road to 8.888!)😎

[thejackofdiamonds]

I have been waiting for this for a long time. Thank you so much Vineet😃😃

[gabrielpilon]

This was the best video for the pressure fan. Finally figured out👍👍

[shawnmcdowell]

Thanks for this video on the pressure fan. I have done once by accident and I could not figure it out again. Now I can see what I was doing wrong.

[tmmagician]

Great tutorial. I am right now struggling with this move, but hope to get this down, after this tutorial ♥️❤️👍😇

[fernandogonzalez]

great job card mechanic pretty good cardistry my man cheers vineet love u bro keep up the great content

i'm subscribed to card mechanic my new brother

[magicodyssey]

Great tutorial. This is the one fan I have been trying to get down for forever so I can relate to your experience.

[blockeye]

Another tip for my pressure fan. Thanks

[JIMuser-vhZxx]

Beautifully explained . Thank you so much

[KINGOFDECKS]

Cool one
I am half way through this, Hopefully will learn ot ASAP

[MikaroMagic]

Brilliant move and tutorial sir 👍🏼👍🏼🥳🥳🥃🥃🤘🏼🤘🏼

[LaStNLiNe]

This is one i wanna get... Better with newer or older cards?

[rtjhp]

I have always wanted to learn this fan,

[justinvaldezmagic]

I usually spring cards off my thumb. Am I actually springing them off the fingers in the opposite direction?

[hanzelnuts]

Good tutorial. The best thing about the pressure fan is that you can use an old deck and it still look nice. Good luck using an old deck trying to do a thumb fan because it won't spread nicely. I also spent a lot of time learning the under-pressure fan as well. The problem with these 2 very cool looking fan is that IT WILL RUIN YOUR CARDS. So don't use your expensive cards while practicting these 2 fans.

[ananthu]

I just asked for this in the comments in one of your last videos. Thanks a lot. #Roadto9K
And another question do we need a good deck for this????

[fadingac]

Thanks for the tutorial! I have always wanted to learn this!

#Roadto9K!