Palming help

[UnknownMagician93]

Hello all,

I have recently come back to my copy of Erdnase in an effort to perfect my palming techinique, which at the moment, sucks.

I have 2 questions:

1- On the Erdnase Bottom Palm, you can see my fingers "flutter" when I am doing the palming action. I know Dai Vernon has talked about anchoring the indexfinger, but I don't exactly understand this. Any help?

2- Ernest Earick one Hand bottom palm. After I get the E palm #1 down, does anyone have tips on this move?


Last question- Would anyone reccomend the DVD Carney on Palming?


-Dan

 

[SKSleighofHand]

I do not own Carney on Palming DVD, but I highly suggest you to do it because he seems a very good teacher. Besides, this dvd has more information on palming than Jason England Foundations.

 

[Chriz0r]

read your sig.

 

[Randy]

A lot of palming is knacky and usually it's going to take time for it to get good. So just slowly work on it, take a break and then get back to it.

 

[Kontents]

Palming is easy. Its the angles that are tough

 

[Guardian452]

I strongly recommend Carney's DVD. I do not do palming regularly by any means, but in those few instances I have, Carney's DVD has helped A LOT.

He teaches techniques, executions, styles, and hand position and how the hand should look when plaming.

GET HIS DVD

 

[Randy]

Bob White also has a Palming DVD as well.

 

[TeeDee]

John Carney's DVD is the best resource on palming I've come across. Of course, get your foundations from Erdnase, but the DVD is absolutely brilliant.