The Amazing Jumping Card Trick Tutorial [HD]

This is a clever move that allows you to deal a card to the table and have it magically jump back to the top of the deck. It can be used as a startling gag, or to enhance an overall magic effect.

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▼ Credits/Sources
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Created by Jeff McBride
Published as "The Jumping Card" in Apocalypse Vol. 1-5, page 199.

Intro Music by Tobu

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[mismag]

I was thinking invisible rubber bands... This is really great!

[zebastianfrench]

When you do it fast in the start. I was stunned. It looks so amazing. <3

[MagicDecksMG]

What an awesome move ! It's so much fun to play around with :)

[Dfunk]

This would definitely blow some minds in the middle of an ambitious card routine.

[art_ill]

That is hands down THE sickest card "shot" ive ever seen, it was new to me, which is new to me :-) thank you for that.

[SeriousMagic]

Can't wait to learn this, will be uploading a video in a week, and link the tutorial back to here.

[scabZable]

52Kards, i'm french, i follow you for maybe 2 years and i really like your work ! thanks for your videos, it's so great !

[richardwilliam]

That looks crazy man! I was certain after watching the intro that it must be a gimmick deck. Nice. Will you be taking time off for the 'Insanity' challenge or is it strictly magic? Love your vids, keep it up.

[santie]

Love this .. what a great little move 👍

[rohithpillai]

Love your new intro Asad! Great trick too!

[mindfreakmagic]

52Kards It's amazing how you can do it consistently and catch it back. Nice trick and video! P.S You forgotten to take a slo-mo of the card flying back to your left hand in the video like how you do it in other videos.

[gnamp]

The callus on your fingertip is a testament to your practice regime.

[AdrianSeven]

amazing!this technique I had ever seen! I have surprised

[TheMalikTwins]

When I saw this, I was almost sure you'd be giving a loops tutorial.  I was pretty surprised.

[GreensCandles]

This is way awesome. I have never seen this.

[Justin_Choy]

Can you do pulp friction? It's not for sale and really practical!

[johnpark]

Thank you so much, Im so glad I found your channel

[southemerald]

a tip for catching it is positioning the deck in straddle grip and moving it to the opposite side of the thumb so that the deck is on top of your fingers and not your palm. this gives more space for the landing point of the card making it easier to catch

[zain]

Completely fooled me can't wait to try this thank you for the tutorial Asad👌👌🏻💥

[NickKennedyRapsBad]

In the intro demonstration I was sure there was some sort of elastic pulling it back. Very slick!