ESSENTIAL CARD MOVES
To be a great magician you should have a small arsenal of sleights that you can do well. LOCATIONS, PALMS, DOUBLES, CHANGES AND FORCES. These are what I consider my essentials, the must haves for anyone hoping to perform card miracles.
Curated from the massive content database of this site, you can now stop searching and just learn..ON THE GO!
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5 itemsTHE DOUBLE LIFT / TURNOVER
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Once a top secret underground move shared only among the elite, the double lift is one of the most powerful and overused tools within your arsenal. It replaced the Top Change in popularity.
Here, in this ever growing playlist, we will collect some of the best most convincing techniques and pr...
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2 itemsSWITCHING THE DECK
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An ever growing collection of interesting ways to switch one deck of cards, for another...
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20 ESSENTIAL CARD MOVES & ONE FABULOUS TRICK
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My first list of essential card moves for any sleight of hand artist. Curated from around this collection... my fave bits that you may have missed.. Some awesome palms, a brilliant card switch and almost instant fold, a fabulous card control, perfect side steal, a little known false count, proper...
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3 itemsMULTIPLE CARD LOCATIONS
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A collection of methods for controlling more than one card at a time.
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THE JOG SHUFFLE
FOR BEGINNERS TO CARD SLEIGHT OF HAND. Described in detail, a tool for your card sleight arsenal that is of utmost importance to learn.
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FALSE OVERHAND SHUFFLE
A full deck false shuffle, you'd swear the cards were mixed.... different to the optical shuffle, and great to add to your arsenal of moves.
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OPTICAL FALSE SHUFFLE
It looks like you're mixing the deck, but nothing changes... a brilliant move, from a brilliant man,
Hey, want to be able to casually mix the deck, yet keep it in complete order? Or shuffle the chosen card into the deck but know exactly where it is at all times?
This is the perfect move, i...
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4 itemsTHE PASS
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The most coveted and fought about move in card magic. This exploration covers numerous approaches, start with the basics and then add the finesse later. Find one that fits your fingers and practice. It's a powerful weapon, if done well.
