Cascade Control?
- Thread starter Donald C.
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It's taught in Card Finesse Vol. II by Jon Racherbaumer. It's an advanced move which is quite knacky. I would recommend sticking to a different control that's much easier. Perhaps a dribble pass with a hint of misdirection?
In my opinion, it really shouldn't matter about the difficulty of the sleight or trick. It's pretty dumb that people get discouraged by not learning it just because of its difficulty level. If you're really into this, just practice your butt off and be patient because it does take time into learning sleights. Even if it's the simplest sleight, you should put a lot of work into it and put every little detail into it. Most people regard this and just do it when they can "attempt" it when it doesn't even look good.
Just saying, it's more about your dedication towards learning and improving than the "level" of the sleight/trick.
Just saying, it's more about your dedication towards learning and improving than the "level" of the sleight/trick.
That means that he is weak, similar to anyone else who uses that inferior control. That is all I have to say on that matter.........
Fooling and entertainment right?...
I've said it before and I'll say it again, fooling does not immediately instigate entertainment. I get... very annoyed when someone fools me and takes delight in doing so... I do not get annoyed when someone fools me and entertains me at the same time.
Derren Brown consistently fools me, but he's so entertaining, it's the complete package.
- Sean