Breaking in a deck

[Austin24]

As I am new to card florishing I am looking for opinions on how to best "break in" a new deck. Please post and lets share the knowledge

 

[heatedjeans]

i usually just do a couple of faro shuffles , springs , cuts and dribbles till i'm happy and satisfied .

 

[wizzjokeribrahim]

i usually just do a couple of faro shuffles , springs , cuts and dribbles till i'm happy and satisfied .

Same As I wanted to say

 

[Austin24]

Thanks guys! I just got my 1st deck of Tallys and I'm still trying to get over the "If i use them they will get messed up" mindset.

 

[19283grqhwbenjvwqhdb]

There's a great tutorial on kardisty.com that show exactly how do do this. It's in the tutorials section if you check it out.

 

[heatedjeans]

Same As I wanted to say

great minds think alike ?

 

[Austin24]

There's a great tutorial on kardisty.com that show exactly how do do this. It's in the tutorials section if you check it out.

Thank you very much! I love this art but it can be intimidating to me at times. I see all these things people can do and look at what little I can and think...wow can I really do that?

 

[wizzjokeribrahim]

Time & Practicing are the Secrets

Don't tell anybody

 

[Austin24]

Time & Practicing are the Secrets

Don't tell anybody

So I hear yet the biggest problem seems to be the fluidity of the moves. Like the Sybil or the Spider

 

[wizzjokeribrahim]

So I hear yet the biggest problem seems to be the fluidity of the moves. Like the Sybil or the Spider

Comes with Time
Try to Practice Slowly
And You'll Become Smooth

 

[MindControl]

Hi guys,
I am new to this forum. Can you tell me what it means to 'break in' a new deck please?

 

[wizzjokeribrahim]

Hi guys,
I am new to this forum. Can you tell me what it means to 'break in' a new deck please?

Most fresh decks (Out of the Box) (New) are Stiff and Hard to Handle and control

By Breaking In we mean to do some moves like springs and shuffles to bend cards a lil bit so they become smoother

 

[ChrisWiens]

Why breaking in when you can buff your deck ?
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=462359&forum=2

 

[MindControl]

Most fresh decks (Out of the Box) (New) are Stiff and Hard to Handle and control

By Breaking In we mean to do some moves like springs and shuffles to bend cards a lil bit so they become smoother

Thanks man

 

[wizzjokeribrahim]

Thanks man

You are Welcome

 

[Austin24]

I looked at the link for the buffing and see the advantages of it but it still doesnt seem to take the place of breaking in the deck. it doesn't change the flexibility of the cards any just smooths out the edges