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  1. jazzhands1

    Tabled Multiple Shift

    Secrets DRaun from Underground by Richard Kaufman. It's kind of hard to find, but it has a bunch of great intermediate material including a tabled multiple shift.
  2. jazzhands1

    ACR with a twist

    very nice deck swap. however, i could tell all the sleights up to that point.
  3. jazzhands1

    Maybe you guys can help

    Eh...Youtube tutorials generally suck IMO (unless they're exclusive to Youtube).
  4. jazzhands1

    Maybe you guys can help

    The move is Brian Tudor's Revolution cut. You can find billions of tutorials for it. Anyway, for the longest time I couldn't get it either. it takes a knack.
  5. jazzhands1

    Bone's Anaconda Dribble

    :D ;) doing an anaconda dribble is easier sitting down than doing it dangling from a helicopter. darn mental barriers...
  6. jazzhands1

    Bone's Anaconda Dribble

    I have practiced the anaconda about every day for 3 weeks or so...i have a solid 2 feet standing up. =D
  7. jazzhands1

    Jason Soll's Free Tutorials: The Stag

    I can definitely wait, because this vid is sooo awesome.
  8. jazzhands1

    What change is this?

    The Duck change takes a knack. Couple of pointers for you: -Experiment with different angles, both right and left. -It's how the card rolls off the THUMB. I found that I can still do this change when switching fingers from middle to index to ring.
  9. jazzhands1

    Sometimes I get frustrated...

    I know what you mean. Have you tried doing Thread for them?
  10. jazzhands1

    Bone's Anaconda Dribble

    Uh.....ok.... What I think: When you can do it over 2 feet, the cards start to feel like 1 solid, strectchy unit.
  11. jazzhands1

    Bone's Anaconda Dribble

    thanks all!
  12. jazzhands1

    Impossible change

    Thats cool, I think I know how he does it though. -Turns over a double -While twirling, top shots the card into his shirt -Display changed card.
  13. jazzhands1

    What's good for a starter?

    Yeah, starting with RRTCM or Card College is better than starting with a 1 on 1 vid I think even though they are great for intermediates.
  14. jazzhands1

    Under Pressure Force

    You could memorize a card at a certain number, do Under Pressure reaaaal slowly, and time it so it stops at that card. Kind of like a classic force but with this flourish
  15. jazzhands1

    Pen Spinning Will Get You Killed

    HAHA that is an awesome video!:D
  16. jazzhands1

    Bone Ho Anaconda Dribble - Released

    If you release the cards one by one evenly and fast enough, then they should line up with each other and prevent each other from falling. When you do it right, they really will feel and look almost like 1 cohesive unit. To make the cards fall 1 by 1, I find it helps to bevel the deck 1/4...
  17. jazzhands1

    Le Paul Spread shape...

    Ah, I see. Yeah, mine is still rough - I'm hoping to get to the point where it's even and wide as a fan. Thanks!
  18. jazzhands1

    Le Paul Spread shape...

    Ok. as some of you probably know I asked about the lepaul spread before, and it's starting to improve. My question is: how does one shape a U lepaul spread? My U lepaul spreads don't have the right shape IMO. Does anyone have any tips for "aiming" your lepaul? (2 pic of my current lepaul...
  19. jazzhands1

    Melting Pot

    It was good but not great. I think if you get it smooth, (like K.H.'s Sick and Twisted Wings of hte Mockingbird) it'll be a cool flourish.
  20. jazzhands1

    Oh....my....god!

    I think that's a modified duck change. The snap-onto-the-table change is a Marlo move. If I'm wrong plz tell me.
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