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Practicing the Spring
- Thread starter ChristopherR2
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No, I didn't. Thanks! It's always the simple things that just fly right over my head. LOL
Yes, it is very important to flip the deck over. Here's my very first deck ever that I sprung to death and never flipped it over. (notice the heavy creasing down all the cards)
Yes, it is very important to flip the deck over. Here's my very first deck ever that I sprung to death and never flipped it over. (notice the heavy creasing down all the cards)
Yeah I'm starting to do that now. Speaking of the spring I'm having trouble with control. Cards end up all over the place half way though the spring. I'm thinking it's the position of my thumb and how much pressure I'm putting on the cards.
Yes, it is very important to flip the deck over. Here's my very first deck ever that I sprung to death and never flipped it over. (notice the heavy creasing down all the cards)
I thought that was some sort of gaff deck before I read what you said...
I'd wager that the creasing would allow you to grab the card easier for 4-card productions much like Sub Rosa but the spectator would question why the aces or kings are so horribly warped.