Aerials

[f1stzero]

I am getting very intrested in card aerials and spins. are their any other DVDs that
teach this art besides Zoom Bounce and Fly

 

[UnknownEnemyZero]

Jerry Cestowski puts a great deal of aerials in his book and his DVDs. Their not easy though.

Check the Throwing, Spinning, and Juggling section of his Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes. Not to mention aerial cuts in the one-handed cut section. However, armspreads can give "apparent" aerials. Try no turnover down catches and half-turnover up catches.

Every one of his Companion DVDs has a great deal of his personal aerials that he likes to perform. You can see a lot of them in the trailers provided on www.flourishman.com . However the Companion DVDs have no teaching sections for moves.

 

[TeeDee]

A lot of good card scaling techniques can be found on Rick Smith's "The Art of Card Throwing" DVD. Or, if you've got about $400 to spend then you may be able to pick up a copy of Ricky Jay's "Cards as Weapons" book.

 

[trashmanf]

you can also get Juliana Chen's DVD, which teaches many spinning/shooting productions.

I heard she had special super grippy super strong aluminum thumbtips made, and did TONS of thumb muscle workouts, and now she can long-distance-spinner cards like a mile, lol.