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so here is a video. I honestly couldnt find anything googled about a one handed version of the move. My idea is not anything groundbreaking but i think it does make it faster and more efficient of a move. If this idea is already known please tell me where. Thanx...

sankeys paperclipped effect is very similar to this too and probably more impressive

I was reading through my copy of By Forces Unseen and I really liked the idea of a one hand get ready for a bottom palm. I feel way more comfortable doing a gamblers cop, though, and decided to play around with a one handed get ready for that. Does anyone know of any published work on this...

cherry control all the way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_hUcJvvayQ

justin miller's aniversery waltz variation called "autograph" has this principle involved

First of all, lemme say that the reason I posted the video with flashes of the ego and top change is because I was reposting a new video in response to criticism from my first ACR video about 5 minutes after the first one, so it was more of an example of how I changed things. If you hadnt...

after some critique this is a new ACR. I know I flashed on my ego change and on my top change. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p8yDk2smik

thanx for your help! So after a quick run thru, I realized that there are 2 stages where the spectator can turn over the top card: the one where the card ends up on top of their half of the deck and the one after the top change. I guess there isn't a need for 2 phases like that so I could...

Thanx man I am going to work on this. As i said before, I think that performing for a camera limits the interaction and therefore makes it sound scripted. As for the monotony of the card going to the top, I tried to make it a short routine. It only has 4 quick phases besides shifty...

Everyone says i seem stiff, but when your talkin to a camera and there is no interaction it is hard to be yourself. Do you think that this is the problem?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB6p0QviMRQ tell me what ya think

This is not a classic pass BTW

shifty is not a hard move, but it does require a lot of practice to get the smoothness and finesse down. No offense to BYU, but he has a tendency to put up videos that are lacking in the smoothness and finesse department. That doesnt mean he shouldnt purchase any and all books or tricks. The...