hey, i was wondering if anybody can tell me about brian tudor, im not a beginner with cards but he was the reason i started flourishing, anybody got any info about him? hes too underground.
Brian Tudor -- Mystery Man
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i would recommend not learning from him he doesn't explain everything and over complicates alot of his work he reminds me of ed marlo
...And arguably an even worse magician.
Until the day when he actually entertains someone, will be the day when I take that comment down. However I do have to admit, my comment is rather biased as I have not yet met him; but until our paths cross, my scepticism remains.
Jordan
One of the best card manipulator, but ****iest magician i have ever seen. But since he doesn't try to be one, i cant find no problem.
He's not a bad teacher, medicore imo, just the moves are so hard and require more practise.
Thats what i found on the internet. Not much but better than nothing
http://www.magichistorian.com/wiki/index.php/Brian_Tudor
He's not a bad teacher, medicore imo, just the moves are so hard and require more practise.
Thats what i found on the internet. Not much but better than nothing
http://www.magichistorian.com/wiki/index.php/Brian_Tudor
If you don't think that Tudor is a bad teacher, I dunno WHERE you've been learning from. The fact that he has no personal style as well, that we never get a sense of WHO Brian Tudor is when he performs bothers me as well. Jordan's comment rings true for me.
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perform a DL and then slip cut and perform "what the hell happened to sybil XIV and the perform a DL again in left sideways mechanics grip and do a table change then bottom palm with the walter schwangy move and head bang to this sweet music
(j.k. his teaching style is hard but he has some great ideas)
if your reading this brian i love you (im not trying to hurt your feelings)
(j.k. his teaching style is hard but he has some great ideas)
if your reading this brian i love you (im not trying to hurt your feelings)