Where I can find a good DVD tutorial wich will teach me the DPS?
or even a book?
Thanks
Cheers
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or even a book?
Thanks
Cheers
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Diagonal Palm Shift
- Thread starter Mattia
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google is your friend. 
The primary source is of course The Expert at the Card Table by S. W. Erdnase, which is available for free download at the site, but if you want to learn it online, its up at http://geniimagazine.com/wiki/index.php/Diagonal_Palm_Shift
The primary source is of course The Expert at the Card Table by S. W. Erdnase, which is available for free download at the site, but if you want to learn it online, its up at http://geniimagazine.com/wiki/index.php/Diagonal_Palm_Shift
hmm, I personally havent come across any DVD's with the diagonal Palm shift. Maybe someone else in the forums has.
Best source to learn it is Erdnase's Expert at the Card Table. Don't try to take it the easy way and learn it from a DVD when it has much more useful tips and information in Erdnase.
I would disagree with this. Take the easy way, and get John Carney's "Carney on Palming". He does the move perfectly and goes into a lot of depth on it, substantially more than Erdnase. However, make sure you return to Erdnase afterwards to see what he has to say on the matter.
Yeah because we all know the easy way is the best way to go... look how it did on YouTube!
Sorry, I probably didn't make myself clear enough. "Easy" isn't a synonym for "wrong". "Carney on Palming" is an excellent source and he goes into more detail on the move than Erdnase. Therefore, not only is it easier to learn from, but you're more likely to learn it properly. As I mentioned in my previous post, I would definitely recommend referring to Erdnase as well.
I'm definitely not a fan of "the easy way out", learning moves in a half-assed way. However, if a resource speeds up the process of mastering techniques properly then I think that's beneficial.