Move Monkeys Wanted

[UnknownMagician93]

It's been years since I've been on these forums. I used to perform a lot, but nowadays I'm much more of a hermit with the cards; I just practice moves for fun and to talk with other "magicians" online. Below are a few of my favorites.

If there is anyone still on these forums who likes poorly rendered videos of people of love being overly nit-picky about something apparently trivial, like holding a pinky break... Feel free to tell me a few of your favorites, I'm always looking for new stuff to learn.

 

[Faust]

Dang... them moves are cleaner than Mr. Clean cleaning with bleach. You've clearly been practicing during your time away. I want to see your classic pass, though. I bet it's killer.

 

[Jackabe_magic]

Feel free to tell me a few of your favorites, I'm always looking for new stuff to learn.

me too love watching videos like these. One of my favourite move is this similar-cascade control tou see down here. Mechanic is different from Miller's

 

[Ziad Khayat]

Disgustingly clean. However in the first one, I noticed you clearly release the selection, then streamed the rest of the deck. That's something that I personally really hate. In the second, around 0:14 you flashed at the top edge. Other than those two points, I'd say technically perfect.

 

[DominusDolorum]

Disgustingly clean. However in the first one, I noticed you clearly release the selection, then streamed the rest of the deck. That's something that I personally really hate. In the second, around 0:14 you flashed at the top edge. Other than those two points, I'd say technically perfect.

That is typically how that peak is done, though. It is incredibly difficult to attain the break over the selection at the same speed you release the other cards. Not to mention that under the gun it's risky. A small touch would be not to release the other cards as fast after the break and/or lower the deck as your eyes meet the spectators.

That control is freaking clean. I've never seen that one before either. How long would you say that took you to get it to be that clean?

 

[kolebear]

Holy! Thats the cleanest cascade control I have seen yet! Check out Raise Rise! Its very challenging and fun to learn!