Chris Kenner Aces ACR

[danielmontagne]

i saw on youtube a great acr with the aces perform by chris kenner, i just want to know if it's on is book
thanks

 

[Robert//Livingston]

No, it's not.

 

[Gr33nSn0w]

is there a link to it...?

 

[danielmontagne]

No, it's not.

i see what move he uses except may be the last move, i don't know how to creat a link to youtube, just write chris kenner raw footage
i read that chris kenner wants to do a dvd about is book , i hope it's true

 

[AndrewTW]

Here's the link to the ACR with the aces http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DM6zuzlaUVA it starts at 3:54.

 

[danielmontagne]

Here's the link to the ACR with the aces http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DM6zuzlaUVA it starts at 3:54.

how do create the link , when you're on youtube ?

 

[AndrewTW]

how do create the link , when you're on youtube ?

Above the box where you type things in there is a button that looks like the Eath, click on it and paste the URL of the site you want to create the link.

Hope this makes sense
~Andrew

 

[joshrobarts]

it is not in his book although one of the sleights he uses is. Beyond that you have to figure the rest out through your own innovation. That particular routine was a goal of mine about a year ago, i finally found some sleights that do the job quite nicely and i have been doing it in performance for a while now. Just look around and you'll find what you need. A recent release re-popularized what i think he uses for the last move.

 

[a.ka.sa.ta]

jrobarts05 is correct. If you are at the level where you could perform this well after learning it, you are probably at the level where you can deduce your own method for it after some "sit down with a deck of cards and mess around with it" work.

I use an almost exactly similar structured routine, but I only have the aces come to the top, face up, a single time. After that, I put them in face down, and do a triumph phase. Ponta the Smith has a similar routine on the frenchdrop youtube channel.

 

[danielmontagne]

it is not in his book although one of the sleights he uses is. Beyond that you have to figure the rest out through your own innovation. That particular routine was a goal of mine about a year ago, i finally found some sleights that do the job quite nicely and i have been doing it in performance for a while now. Just look around and you'll find what you need. A recent release re-popularized what i think he uses for the last move.

i know he's using is switch , but what is this recent release you're talking about ?

 

[joshrobarts]

i dont feel comfortable just giving that sleight away after i worked so hard and put so much time into finding it out. Needless to say that it is much easier to locate now then it was then. Just look around at all the recent projects, specifically those dealing with shifts and Multiple Shifts and im sure you will stumble upon what you need.

 

[saborfang17]

Can't find that multiple shift, looking around a bit more..