So, I am new to magic, which I have repeatedly stated 
I have Card Colledge, RRTCM and their DVD accompaniments.
I stumbled across Steve Faulkner's reviews on some tricks. He pushed his course with the most gracious appeal on one of his videos. I decided to check it out.
let me state here, that I do not know him, nor has he requested this or even remotely knows about this post:
This is by far the most beginner-friendly course I have seen. I have, as stated, Card College, RRTCM and Fischers fundamentals. Along with a host of other beginner, intermediate and some advanced courses.
His layout is simple and extremely easy to navigate. It is similar to Asad's fromm 52Kards, as it seems to be the norm in online teaching platforms now, regardless of the subject. It has a practice methodology, which I appreciate in my late 30's. As a student at this age in another field, I can assure you that have been out of academia for a time, what he states is on the nose. There is a methodology that goes beyond magic, and yet seems to fit it better than most applications.
His explanations are done with multiple camera angles, so you are ensured not to miss something. And should something be slightly obscured, he will mention this and explain it. What is even better than that, and for me, the most important, is his approach to the consumer. It seems as if he is a friend explaining something in simple terms, with a generous want to help them learn. This was my selling point to continue. All the others I have dipped into, felt wooden and textbook-like (This has its place). As a beginner, you need the assurance that what you are trying, is obtainable, and Steve does this with precision.
For those that want to try it out, or have heard of his channel and have had second thoughts, do it. Best money I have spent.
I stated in a previous post that I was beginning to get dispondant in terms of progression and the like What Steve has done in one of his modules, is instil a sense of hope and accomplishemetn that I have yet to receive in any other source material out there.
Get this if you are new, or even want to brush up on some things. It goes beyond the intermediate level, and also has some of his lectures.
You can search Steve Faulkner magic course, and you will find the link. Not very SEO friendly, but there non-the-less.
I have Card Colledge, RRTCM and their DVD accompaniments.
I stumbled across Steve Faulkner's reviews on some tricks. He pushed his course with the most gracious appeal on one of his videos. I decided to check it out.
let me state here, that I do not know him, nor has he requested this or even remotely knows about this post:
This is by far the most beginner-friendly course I have seen. I have, as stated, Card College, RRTCM and Fischers fundamentals. Along with a host of other beginner, intermediate and some advanced courses.
His layout is simple and extremely easy to navigate. It is similar to Asad's fromm 52Kards, as it seems to be the norm in online teaching platforms now, regardless of the subject. It has a practice methodology, which I appreciate in my late 30's. As a student at this age in another field, I can assure you that have been out of academia for a time, what he states is on the nose. There is a methodology that goes beyond magic, and yet seems to fit it better than most applications.
His explanations are done with multiple camera angles, so you are ensured not to miss something. And should something be slightly obscured, he will mention this and explain it. What is even better than that, and for me, the most important, is his approach to the consumer. It seems as if he is a friend explaining something in simple terms, with a generous want to help them learn. This was my selling point to continue. All the others I have dipped into, felt wooden and textbook-like (This has its place). As a beginner, you need the assurance that what you are trying, is obtainable, and Steve does this with precision.
For those that want to try it out, or have heard of his channel and have had second thoughts, do it. Best money I have spent.
I stated in a previous post that I was beginning to get dispondant in terms of progression and the like What Steve has done in one of his modules, is instil a sense of hope and accomplishemetn that I have yet to receive in any other source material out there.
Get this if you are new, or even want to brush up on some things. It goes beyond the intermediate level, and also has some of his lectures.
You can search Steve Faulkner magic course, and you will find the link. Not very SEO friendly, but there non-the-less.
