Card spinning on Deck

[imreallybad]

Hey guys,
I've seen the move where a card is like spinning on the deck..

Does anyone know where I can learn it? Thanks

-ImRB

 

[saborfang17]

Hey guys,
I've seen the move where a card is like spinning on the deck..

Does anyone know where I can learn it? Thanks

-ImRB

It's the Padiddle move, from Jerry Cestkowski's Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes.

 

[S.G]

It's the Padiddle move, from Jerry Cestkowski's Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes.

I was under the impression that the Padiddle was where you spin the card on the tip of your index finger? If you really want to spin a card on the deck, just do a card spring and then flip one card over and spin it.

 

[zatch]

The padiddle is spinning on top of your finger... to spin a card on the top of the deck, make sure your deck is bent concave down. This can be accomplished by springing the deck or doing pressure fans. Make sure it's slightly bent lengthwise and ... widthwise?... uhm... yeah

after the deck is bent, flip over the top card and a slight flick of the wrist should cause it to spin.

Experiment with different decks, different extremes of bends, and different strengths of writs flicks.

Hope this helped

 

[danielmontagne]

Hey guys,
I've seen the move where a card is like spinning on the deck..

Does anyone know where I can learn it? Thanks

-ImRB

the Buck brother have one called "the ginaster double " with a double !!!

 

[The Now]

the Buck brother have one called "the ginaster double " with a double !!!

Which is essentially no different than doing it with a single, so try it out while you're at it.

 

[TheatreHead]

If you're talking about the one that appears around the 10 second mark in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgfZYX5J_Bc , then that would be Frank Garcia's "Spinning Double".

Found in "million dollar card secrets", according to Denis Behr.

http://archive.denisbehr.de/archive...mment=comment&prop=all&bookonly=all&keyword=1

 

[UltraHands]

bend the deck from both diagonals and turn over one or many cards then spin !

 

[RazielSpike]

Theoretically - the move is thought on the 4th dvd of the trilogy series - AndThenSome by D&D, and it's named The Two-handed Pirouette - Now, the thing is, it isn't a hard move to do, you just gotta spin a card - it's not that hard. Like the posts before me, I basically say the same thing - bend the cards, turn a card around and just flick your wrist, or, if yo know the pirouette flourish (there is a tutorial in the media section), you just apply the same principle, only you turn a card face up on your bent deck, and rotate it there (it's just like doing it palm down instead of palm up). I hope this helps.

-Spk