The SECRET To Learning Sleight of Hand!!

Just some of my tips on how to practice sleight of hand!

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[OrganicPlayingCards]

Thank you so much for using our cards! Loved the video! We did make these with USPCC so hopefully they broke in a little better. ❤️

[JacobyGross]

I love Chris struggling to decide which of his hundreds of playing cards to choose from.

[SpencerDignan]

So glad to see these types of videos from you again. There is so much value in this video to help anyone who pursues this craft. Thank you Chris

[brendenlatkovich]

Chris: "I'm gonna give you the video... no one asked for."
Community: "we are happy to prove you wrong on this one."
Seriously really enjoy these types of video from you glad to see you put out another one

[heyIMsofaKINGcool]

This was honestly your best video. I by no means have any ambitions of becoming a professional magician or anything, but I’ve always been fascinated by sleight of hand magic and have been trying it for the last few months. I’ve been watching your videos to give it a shot because you explain steps the easiest and best way to comprehend.

It’s nice to know that if I keep practicing the right way, eventually it’ll get easier and better. Sleight of hand magicians don’t get enough credit, this is hard as ****. Thanks for the encouragement Chris!

[justnano]

Damnnn i missed this type of videos. I remember watching your tutorials like two years ago and it brings me so much joy to see the tutorials again. Ik you probably wont see this comment but eversince i saw your videos i went from messing up double lifts do being able to do bootom deals and the slipshift. Thank you for all the content you put up

[hiken]

Plsss upload more videos like this!! They are so good and relaxing to watch, also helps making me realise again how good this art is and how much passion and hard-work goes in it

[hold_the_mike]

As someone who has tried and failed to make magic a career, this video is absolutely the most valuable one for me out of all of them. Thanks so much, Chris. Keep 'em coming.

[SeereAgaar]

I remember ordering my first deck of cards from amazon 3, 4 years ago to start learning magic. I ordered a deck with chess pieces on it because of the memories chess brings to me with my and my dad. Then I get on youtube to try and find some things to start learning and I come across your colored monte video and knew that was the the first thing I wanted to learn. Then I find out the deck I ordered was actually the deck you put out with Daniel Madison and i continue coming across more and more of your tutorials soaking it all in. Then I see your video on the Bertram Change and it was the first thing that made me go "I HAVE TO LEARN THAT!" And I've been in the rabbit hole ever since!

[krazee_aznnn]

I just wanted to say that I share all the sentiments shared in this video.
I started my sleight of hand journey a few years ago, but I wished this was a video that came out back then for me when I started out to let me know that it was going to be okay.
Everything ended up okay, but I am so happy and glad that if new magicians come across this video that they will see it takes a lot of work and practice to improve sleight of hand.
Thank you kindly! I hope you have a glorious day!

[ms.bunniesarecute]

I love how you shout out other magicians and sleight experts. You're a good guy Chris. Stay inspiring:)

[jacoblott]

I wish u would do some deck reviews. U got alot of interesting cards that me and most ppl haven't seen. Love the content, keep up the great work my guy. Cheers

[midgarmonkey]

Glad to I saw this video, now I can address you properly!

Lord Ramsey, I caught one of your video's a few years back. Can't pull the name of the tirck, but learnt a 3 card tirck from you, and a few others. Did it for my niece a year ago; she started school so haven't seen her as much.

Sister and co came over yesturday. My Niece was digging down the odds and sods draw everyone has.. and picked out a deck of cards. Came straight to me and asked for some magic!

I'm no where near good, but practiced enough back then to remember it now! Shocked myself, and the little one!

Much love to you for helping an uncle bond with his niece! and the best bit, having fun!

[canyflyer]

Thank you so much for this Chris! For those that have the want and passion to this timeless art - this video is gold.

[timsullivan]

TIL - A great magician spends more more time on his knees picking up dropped cards...
...than he will ever spend actually performing.
Great vid, me Laird!

[anthonysevey]

This is THE BEST magic video I’ve watched recently. A lot of these tips I’m aware of and I’m sure a lot of people are, but the fact that practice is only practice if you’re putting in work is something that should never be forgotten 💯

[christophertaylor]

Quote of the day…”these books contain an amazing amount of literature”

I love how genuine and honest you come off as in your videos. I super hope your not a dick in real life. You are the kind of magician I enjoy and what I am trying to at least come close to pulling off. I started by just collecting cards, then thought I should know how to do some tricks if I have this many fancy decks. Weirder yet, I came across your videos cause I am also into puzzles and watched a bunch of videos before I had any idea about the cards or magic on your channel. Seemed to me like it was meant to be. Thanks for hanging out with me man. You have helped and continue to help me through some really difficult shit in my world. More than you will ever know.

[MeepsGO]

Oh god I've waited... how ever many years you've been doing this for this video

Its time

[magicmedianews]

Man I'm so glad you finally got back into making magic video's. 🎩 I love the puzzles, I actually have around 20 something cast puzzles because of you. Thanks again

[musicboy]

"Practice doesn't make perfect, Perfect practice makes perfect" That was a quote my band teacher would say!