Interested in a tutorial?

[wZEnigma]

I've been in cardistry for about a year now and have come up with some stuff of my own. I'm thinking about making a tutorial for the move demonstrated in the video below. Would anyone be interested?

Also, what are your preferences in teaching? Verbal, nonverbal, with music, etc.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlrCDfUR6D8[/video]

Thanks!

Ian

 

[venom546]

post it on the wire

 

[frenchriver]

Ya u should try for the wire, i would be interested in a tutorial for that

 

[S.G]

It's not awful or anything, but all of those different moves have been used to that effect many many times before. It just doesn't seem quite original enough for me.

 

[wZEnigma]

I see your point, but the initial display is something I've never seen, and the circle shape can be easily replaced. Hundreds of flourishes start with the Z-Grip and are considered "original."

 

[yyyyyyy]

The move isn't very original, no. The general components have all been done before, this particular sequence is just different. The opening shape is from the Stag by Jason Soll, Arriflex by Michael James and Hack from myself. The pentagon shape can be seen in Cylinder by Andrei Jikh, Limerance by Derek Ng and Chrom by Dominic White. Even the last little packet closer is from Sergio Roca I believe. It just isn't a new move man

 

[wZEnigma]

I love your flourishes, Patrick, but you draw heavily from other cardists too. Cardistry is elemental by nature. This is simply an arrangement of moves that's fun to do, and I thought others would as well. I've got some other flourishes in store that will shut up the naysayers. (In good nature, of course.)