Snap Change 2

[quote]you learn from your mistakes.... if you know what i mean ;] [/quote] I know what you mean =D

The second time wasn't as good as the first. Nice work nonetheless.

I've seen this performed numerous times by Chris Alonzo, in person.. It really ia amazing, and is totally great.. Snap change, instantly hand them the card, no cleanup.

That's clever. :) How often can you make that work? I think I tried that a few times when I learned the snap change, but I never got it to work so I assumed it wasn't possible to get down regularly. Clearly I'm mistaken. :D

Very impractical, would never work in the real world, but good for camera I guess. I think it's pretty safe to say you didn't get these on the first takes :).

Damn That move is sick you must have practiced that like a year ;D or then are you pretty sick i tryed to do it and i just messed up xD Very very nice good work dude 5/5

great dude! really really nice:D 5/5! Cheers, Aron

I taught of this a month ago n im still workin on it. I think it works best while sitting on a table. nice vid like all the other ones u put up 4.5/5

Noice! I know how you did it, and I love it. That's got to take a lot of practice! Nice work. 5/5

DIdn't Chris Alonzo come up with this like a year and a half ago.... I believe it's called the Donkey Change

well although i understood the trick i give 5 stars. How long have you been practicing to do that mate? FLAWLESS

that was brilliant , that was the best clean-up i have ever seen. Im just so curious, does that have good angles and the card aerial, is it noticable to the spectators , and for how many spectators can you perform it to? This seems great , i would definitely buy this if it is as good as it looks.

you learn from your mistakes.... if you know what i mean ;]

good job, basically the click change done in the other hand with a nice aerial element, you da man 5 stars

holy mother of..... thats one hell of a snap. haha

You deserve five stars just for practicing enough to get that down! Nice!

I can kind of tell what you are doing but it is still incredible!!! Had to have taken so much practice! Remember too, the secret is just a tiny part of the trick so some people knowing it doesn't mean much.

Very nice idea but i would never perform this to anyone due to the angles and possible errors. It seems like a camera trick but if you have a vid of you doing it to someone then prove me wrong. I think the Bucks have solved the problem of combining the visual aspect of the change with some suitable clean-up, resulting in the creation of the Click Change. Great idea though

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Dude I know what your doing and that is awesome I got a question how much did you have to practice before you got it down and if you've performed it how are the angles because of the way the spectator looks down.