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Well, it's important to know these people first and let them to define you as a human being too.

Paper Engine by Aaron Fisher is a fantastic book. Card Control by Arthur Buckley is another one and we all can't forget Royal Road to Card Magic.

Personally, it's best to read each page by page because some of the tricks may be required more than one sleights in the book.

Clearly invisible, but try not to do too much hand movement. However, you may want to misdirect the audience if they are burning on your hands.

It's all about audience management. If they find suspicious of the decks such as Shadow Masters, Ghost Deck, Black Tiger, and even Tally-Ho. I let them to examine everything before starting the trick. I always use Standard Bicycle Decks.

I am hoping to get Reflection by Bill Goodwin, brick of decks and a close up pad. That's pretty much it, cause I want to spend more time with other materials since I am busy with education and I didn't have time to practise learning new materials.

Congrats on your success and hope to see that you have a bright future ahead of you :)

Good question. I usually make cardistry fast as they can. However, if I am learning new materials, I start off very slow because you want to add the smoothness to the cut, right? Take Dan and Dave, and Jordan Lapping, for example, their cuts are so flawless and it took them a large amount of...

I just want to say that I am so impressed with your video with excellent showmanship and you managed to control the crowd!

It looks like Skater Cut.

Welcome to the forums! Looks like your videos and your skill is going decent. Slow will adds to smoothness.

You could always tell them that you got at a shop. For me, I only use Bicycles Deck for magic.

Me too. Are you trying to set up a virus for our computers?

I think you shouldn't start a magic club, but a cardistry club is okay. Just remember, these people don't have the commitment and patience like you.

Smooth, man and awesome classic pass. Not bad for your first flourishing video. Such smoothness and elegant looking. Keep it up!

It's always a pleasure to help you and our members. Our goal is to see the future improvement.

First of all, are you left handed or right handed? One of the other, it's best to stick with one hand only because using both hands can sometimes mess up and often switches. For example, I know a magician of mine who does card flourishing with his left hand and does magic on the right hand...

I only use Bicycles for card magic in which you can buy a package of 9 decks at Costco. For flourishing, the deck I enjoy so much is the Tally Ho CIrcle Backs because they have a nice feel and a smooth finish.

I have a book called Card Control by Arthur Buckley and it has great many steals you could check it out.

I seen his video. I am not a Handlordz style, but this guy has talent.