Lee Asher's Diving Board Double
The Official Spam-
Preface-
Guys, this is not going to be like my normal reviews, it will not be as long, or as in-depth, because I can only go so far with a review on a DL... so please, bear with me here. First off, I will not go to in-depth on each section of the PDF, for two reasons... a) those parts would be so short that it would probably be qualified as spam and b) if I went too in-depth, it would be borderline "exposure". So here it goes, starting with the sections of the PDF:
-Dedication
-Acknowledgments
-Introduction
-Interesting Trivia
-Basic Technique
-Advanced Technique
-Tips
-Bonus Ambitious
-The Exercise
-Behind the Back
-Deck Vanish
-Where do I go From Here?
-About the Author
-Contact Information
-References
The Actual Review-
Wow... I don't know what to say. As you an see, Lee did a great job of packing a lot of information in the 51 page PDF. Including the history of the DL, how he created the Diving Board DL, video clips of how the moves should look when done correctly (with both hands!), and tons of pictures to help you along the way...not just how to perform the move. There are tons of variations on this move, including a Deck Vanish, doing the Acrobatic Style behind your back and catching it on the deck, a short Ambitious Card "Sequence", and more. For a while now, I had been searching for a good looking one handed DL... the Acrobatic Style Diving Board Double was it. Although it will take a lot of practice (I've already practiced for about 5 hours), it's well worth it. It's by far the most convincing DL I have ever seen. The Diving Board Double itself is a very convincing DL, and yes, the name "Diving Board Double" has a reason to the name. Overall, I think Lee did an absolute fantastic job here, and, for the first time ever in the history of my reviews... it gets a
10/10
The Official Spam-
Preface-
Guys, this is not going to be like my normal reviews, it will not be as long, or as in-depth, because I can only go so far with a review on a DL... so please, bear with me here. First off, I will not go to in-depth on each section of the PDF, for two reasons... a) those parts would be so short that it would probably be qualified as spam and b) if I went too in-depth, it would be borderline "exposure". So here it goes, starting with the sections of the PDF:
-Dedication
-Acknowledgments
-Introduction
-Interesting Trivia
-Basic Technique
-Advanced Technique
-Tips
-Bonus Ambitious
-The Exercise
-Behind the Back
-Deck Vanish
-Where do I go From Here?
-About the Author
-Contact Information
-References
The Actual Review-
Wow... I don't know what to say. As you an see, Lee did a great job of packing a lot of information in the 51 page PDF. Including the history of the DL, how he created the Diving Board DL, video clips of how the moves should look when done correctly (with both hands!), and tons of pictures to help you along the way...not just how to perform the move. There are tons of variations on this move, including a Deck Vanish, doing the Acrobatic Style behind your back and catching it on the deck, a short Ambitious Card "Sequence", and more. For a while now, I had been searching for a good looking one handed DL... the Acrobatic Style Diving Board Double was it. Although it will take a lot of practice (I've already practiced for about 5 hours), it's well worth it. It's by far the most convincing DL I have ever seen. The Diving Board Double itself is a very convincing DL, and yes, the name "Diving Board Double" has a reason to the name. Overall, I think Lee did an absolute fantastic job here, and, for the first time ever in the history of my reviews... it gets a
10/10
