Hi, i think your videos are great and you are awesome at what you do. But please, do not say that "even if your hands are too small, you are still able to do this". It is simple physics... If one can't grab a deck of card in one hand without the extra long fingers to manipulate the deck, it is just not gonna work.
Hello, I’d like to reiterate slightly what some others have said. I’ve been a practicing magician for 20 years, and have worked tirelessly on the Charlier and Revolution cut. Not only do I have to modify my one hand cuts significantly, I simply cannot command control of the cards in the same way as someone who has larger hands. I have to use entirely different grips, or utterly change the finger positioning. So yes, practice makes perfect, but I find it entirely disingenuous to think that having larger hands doesn’t make it easier.
Absolute beginner. Spent many hours today trying (while watching lectures online). Can do the Charlier cut 90% of the time, a bastardized version of the revolution cut 40% and one roll of rolling charlier 10% of the time. I am happy with this progress
Get good at normal Charlie first. Like, really good to where its hard wired into your brain. Than watch the video in slow motion and slowly follow along while using your other hand for extra help. Than try to do it without your other hand.
Ok so im not crazy. Because i have practiced Charlier, both hands, and have it down pretty well (for a beginner) and Running Charlier.... i just cant grasp. Even having 2nd hand assistance to keep packet together i cant seem to find the room to "drop it down" into my hand. And i KNOW theres room, i have bigger hands. I just.. cant... find out how. Its magic at this point but it looks so simple.
Maybe you’re just stupid gave a great explanation all you have to do now is practice what do you want him to do take your hand and do it with your hand for you are you dumb like that
I haven't even learned any of these but the first cut yet, but the tutorial is not bad. I understand what I need to do, but I just need to build up the muscle memory to do it, and I think that a lot of the people in this comment section don't understand the concept of practicing something to actually be able to do it.
Absolute beginner and, damn, my hands hurt. Great first tutorial to land on though. Screw the guy who says you didn't explain enough. As with anything else: pick it up, practice and you start to know what to look for once you grasp the subtle challenges. Watched this at least ten times looking for the details. My only question would be, is there a "too sore" point? You gotta build muscle with any new skill so I expect some discomfort but should I be worried about long term consequence?
If you feel pain, just put the cards away for two-three days. Then get back to it. You will be surprised how much faster you progress this way. No need to fixate on a single move too much, and remember that for some it takes months and even years to master and being able to smoothly execute a certain move, so make sure the amount of practice you should put in isn't a discouraging factor for you.
>implies the tutorial isn't bad >says he needs to watch the video 10 times or more to grasp the "details", which are supposed to be taught in a tutorial...
@@xSchreiberTVx It's not that this tutorial doesn't describe all the details. It's just we whi couldn't comprehend it at first watch so we rewatch it many times.
Thanks a lot, VERY helpful video! I'm newbie but I' managed to learn all of cuts you've shown in this video. At first I thought it's impossible, but after a lot hours of practice I understood I was wrong. So don't give up and you will succeed!
I can get the basic Charlier cut but having trouble getting my hand to do the Running Charlier. I can’t bring the curled index up far enough for my other fingers to pull the top packet down and under.
Great tutorials! Thanks😊 Even though you showed the tricks on your left hand (or at least it seemed so) i was easily able to understand how to do it with my right hand. The explanation and the video are a great combo. I looove the smooth camera😍 Great work!
When I do the Revolution cut, I have trouble reaching grabbing the packet between my index and ring-finger and the cards on top slide around and fall. Do you have any more tips for this step of the cut?
I modified this cut and use my pinky finger instead of my ring finger. I have to unfortunately balance a bit more, but it’s the only way I’ve been able to effectively do it with my small stubby hands.
does anyone have advice on how to actually "make" packets, as in moving them as one unit? i finally got the regular charlier down so i can do it without even thinking, but for the running charlier, if i manage to fit any of my index finger into the top packet to split it, the resulting topmost packet often just splits into several cards that slide down my index finger all spread out. i can remedy this sometimes by shaking the whole hand toward the ground to recollect the topmost splay of cards into a single packet, but this is really clunky and not smooth at all, and in this vid it looks like gravity is doing the work of keeping all the cards together. should i be chalking my fingers up to make them really dry or something?
for those that can't do the thumb cut with that grip because their fingers aren't long enough, there's another way to do it, and it's holding just like in the straddle grip. just search it up
I'm a big fan of Brian Tudor's flourishes and I've been practicing them since 2009. But he would be ashamed of me if he saw me try to do the one handed revolution. All these years and I still can't do the cut fast. How do you do it? I always get slow around the part where you have the top packet between the index and ring fingers.
Great video, i am currently trying to do the scissor cut. Btw, yoy may want to adjust the sound, i had to keep you turned down when you weren't talking but turn you up when you were!
I can cybil cut i can 5 faces of cybil i can do pharao shuffle i can do pharao fan i can do the werm i can do many harder things than that but i can't do them because they're not for beginners. actually the only one handed things for a beginner are charlier cut maybe the rotation cut and all the variations of swivel cut
Love the video. I hate the way my mind is like, "Fingers, do this." But my fingers out here lookin they got no commands at all. They be flailin everywhere. It's aggravating.
In the revolution cut, how do you manage to get the top packet over your ring finger at the beginning? Whenever I try, it’s just in the way and I can’t get it beneath smoothly
After you split the deck...slide your hand down the side of the pack where your pointer finger is approximately in the middle of the deck. Rotate the top pack to you while simultaneously pushing the bottom pack towards your thumb with the ring finger. Your ring finger will end up in the perfect position to avoid being hit This worked better for me than putting my ring finger in the bottom packet while rotating it towards me like he did in the video. Kind of hard to explain, but I kept experimenting with it. It was harder to do it slow. Getting a rhythm definitely helps
I really dnt get how u can drop the buttom deck for the charlie cut. Once i have my hand that wide oprn i cant lift the top part up with my finger to drop the buttom part
Great tutorial. Not very easy, but good explanation with different angles. I'm a beginner and I can do all, except the running charlie. Tricks are not always easy, and take a lot of practise.
I know so many people complain about small hands, and i understand that flexibility and practice matter a lot. But at @7:54 i simply can’t stretch my hand that far. I’m 6 foot with decent sized hands but i just can’t do it anywhere near that well
8:40 I don't think I have small hands, but with the cards held in my hand like that I can just barely touch my thumb and middle finger together let alone overlap them or hold the cards with both fingers.
c est extraordinaire, c est formidable, je suis bien content d apprendre enfin ces manioulations,,,merci, vous explique bien tres bien...vous etes le meuilleur.........
Biggest struggle for me is for example with the scissor cut and thumb cut. i simply cant reach with my fingers around the deck. also the angle makes it hard to see the details or try to mirror the moves as i am using the right hand. any advice ?
My hands are to small to do a thumb cut. i can't reach the pack with my middle finger no matter what same thing with the running charlier * does cybil cut *
i try to do the tricks and discover that my fingers are to stiff to do most of then, i gonna need a why to fix that before, but thanks for the video it was very useful anyway
Good point! Looks very similar. We were referring to the Octopus Cut by Gerry Griffin from his Complete Card Magic, YTBN cut is a bit more complex tho.
I understand that you can do the cuts with training even if you have small hands but the starting position of thumb cut seems just physically impossible to me if I use standard cards.
On the charlier cut, when I bring the bottom pack over the top there’s always a card or two that get caught and make it difficult to to bring the bottom pack over the top. Is there a way to prevent it or should I use a different deck?
Looking at how you do yhe thumb cut, you must have some looooong fingers. My middle finger will not wrap around like that. And i have pretty big hands. Geez
I think it is because the deck is slippery. I'm having the same problem coz' my deck is new. One youtuber said it is better to use used deck when you want to do these kind of tricks, while brand new decks are good for flourishing, I think
SMALL HANDED PEOPLE,, your fingers aren't to short, they are not stretched out enough.I had problems at first with the charlier cut and then realized they were long enough for that one,, Then i was absolutely sure my fingers weren't long enough for the scissor for sure...then I remembered that I play guitar and realized my left hand was waaay more limber than my right hand from years of playing guitar with short fingers..........same problem back then,, lol anyhow, I was able to do it no problem just by switching to my left hand that has the same size fingers. lol So now I do all my one handed tricks with my left hand,, Just stretch your fingers out.. The long fingered guys do have a huge advantage,, there is no doubt about it. but I have super short fingers and was able to get it with my lefty,, so any of you that play guitar might want to try with your left ...
ur tutorials are so fuckin' good--i watched another vid of urs where u post comments of peeps bitchin' about ur shit. . .fuckin' laughable, how much better could it get than this? well done sir.
I’m not trying to complain, but I just literally don’t understand how the thumb cut is possible if you don’t have big enough hands, please someone help me understand. I can’t grab one side of the deck with my thumb and middle finger at the same time
It’s not possible if your hands aren’t big enough. I know a good amount of card moves, and I get a bit frustrated when people call the thumb cut a “beginner move.” Sure it is not difficult to learn for a beginner, but some people just can’t do it. I’ve seen plenty of talented cardists who classify their hands as “not big enough for the thumb cut.” It is just a bit annoying since a cut that truly depends on hand size is included in these videos that are “beginner lists.” Makes it seem like no matter how small your hands may be, you should master the thumb cut and all these others before learning harder moves. That’s not true though! You can learn the coolest moves out there without being able to do the thumb cut
define "basic" and "beginner" level... i mean, charlier and revolution are not too hard, but octupus? or running charlier? really "beginner" level? im not even talking about smoothly doing them nonstop in perfect motion, im talking about getting them done in more then 1 out of 5 times and within less than 20s. this is not beginner stuff...
Honestly. Can't do it. My hands are big and I just cant., The cards slid too much or I can't move the first half of the deck any further back which means the second half physically can't move down.
My hands are too sma.. Stop commenting that and watch this video: ruclips.net/video/j-n_wlS-NUU/видео.html
Hi, i think your videos are great and you are awesome at what you do. But please, do not say that "even if your hands are too small, you are still able to do this". It is simple physics... If one can't grab a deck of card in one hand without the extra long fingers to manipulate the deck, it is just not gonna work.
Hello, I’d like to reiterate slightly what some others have said. I’ve been a practicing magician for 20 years, and have worked tirelessly on the Charlier and Revolution cut. Not only do I have to modify my one hand cuts significantly, I simply cannot command control of the cards in the same way as someone who has larger hands. I have to use entirely different grips, or utterly change the finger positioning. So yes, practice makes perfect, but I find it entirely disingenuous to think that having larger hands doesn’t make it easier.
Bruh I have baby hands and I can do a Charlier cut it’s not hard at all you use the cards for support
Aru you using poker size or bridge size cards? Is it "forbidden" in cardistry to use bridge size to make it easier in the beginning :) ?
I have to fold my card to do the one hand cut
please change the camera angle to POV because the inversion is making it too hard
Absolute beginner. Spent many hours today trying (while watching lectures online). Can do the Charlier cut 90% of the time, a bastardized version of the revolution cut 40% and one roll of rolling charlier 10% of the time. I am happy with this progress
Running Charlie is hard for beginners yet you spend like 10 secs showing us you doing it then that's it.....great help, great tutorial.
Get good at normal Charlie first. Like, really good to where its hard wired into your brain. Than watch the video in slow motion and slowly follow along while using your other hand for extra help. Than try to do it without your other hand.
@@jacobkodad3065 the speed of the video is not the issue
Ok so im not crazy. Because i have practiced Charlier, both hands, and have it down pretty well (for a beginner) and Running Charlier.... i just cant grasp. Even having 2nd hand assistance to keep packet together i cant seem to find the room to "drop it down" into my hand. And i KNOW theres room, i have bigger hands. I just.. cant... find out how. Its magic at this point but it looks so simple.
Maybe you’re just stupid gave a great explanation all you have to do now is practice what do you want him to do take your hand and do it with your hand for you are you dumb like that
Had my volume pretty high
0:01
Scared the living Christ out of me😂
So grab a deck and learn the basics:
0:54 Charlier Cut
2:14 Charlier Cut ots
2:37 Running Charlier Cut (a take on the Triple Charlier)
3:29 Running Charlier Cut ots
3:53 Revolution Cut (Brian Tudor)
5:31 Revolution Cut ots
6:03 Scissors Cut
7:43 Scissor Cut ots
8:19 Thumb Cut
9:36 Thumb Cut ots
10:11 BONUS: Octopus Cut (variation on Brian Tudor's Y.T.B.N. cut & Gerry Griffin's Octopus)
11:22 Octopus Cut ots
If I had jerrys, I would be scared of using them. Really nice video though!
make no mistake, we were scared af boi
Been trying to do the revolution cut forever and this tutorial made it so easy... and I could do the octopus cut in the same day! Thanks so much
Glad it helped!
music name: Chuki Beats - Magic
I haven't even learned any of these but the first cut yet, but the tutorial is not bad. I understand what I need to do, but I just need to build up the muscle memory to do it, and I think that a lot of the people in this comment section don't understand the concept of practicing something to actually be able to do it.
Absolute beginner and, damn, my hands hurt. Great first tutorial to land on though. Screw the guy who says you didn't explain enough. As with anything else: pick it up, practice and you start to know what to look for once you grasp the subtle challenges. Watched this at least ten times looking for the details. My only question would be, is there a "too sore" point? You gotta build muscle with any new skill so I expect some discomfort but should I be worried about long term consequence?
If you feel pain, just put the cards away for two-three days. Then get back to it. You will be surprised how much faster you progress this way. No need to fixate on a single move too much, and remember that for some it takes months and even years to master and being able to smoothly execute a certain move, so make sure the amount of practice you should put in isn't a discouraging factor for you.
>implies the tutorial isn't bad
>says he needs to watch the video 10 times or more to grasp the "details", which are supposed to be taught in a tutorial...
@@xSchreiberTVx It's not that this tutorial doesn't describe all the details. It's just we whi couldn't comprehend it at first watch so we rewatch it many times.
@@xSchreiberTVx you must be that student that blames his teacher for failing second grade
Thanks a lot, VERY helpful video! I'm newbie but I' managed to learn all of cuts you've shown in this video. At first I thought it's impossible, but after a lot hours of practice I understood I was wrong. So don't give up and you will succeed!
I can get the basic Charlier cut but having trouble getting my hand to do the Running Charlier. I can’t bring the curled index up far enough for my other fingers to pull the top packet down and under.
same
Have you found a solution?
I'm finding it a challenge to perform the Charlier Cut while doing a backflip.
Great tutorials! Thanks😊
Even though you showed the tricks on your left hand (or at least it seemed so) i was easily able to understand how to do it with my right hand.
The explanation and the video are a great combo. I looove the smooth camera😍
Great work!
When I do the Revolution cut, I have trouble reaching grabbing the packet between my index and ring-finger and the cards on top slide around and fall. Do you have any more tips for this step of the cut?
I modified this cut and use my pinky finger instead of my ring finger. I have to unfortunately balance a bit more, but it’s the only way I’ve been able to effectively do it with my small stubby hands.
does anyone have advice on how to actually "make" packets, as in moving them as one unit? i finally got the regular charlier down so i can do it without even thinking, but for the running charlier, if i manage to fit any of my index finger into the top packet to split it, the resulting topmost packet often just splits into several cards that slide down my index finger all spread out. i can remedy this sometimes by shaking the whole hand toward the ground to recollect the topmost splay of cards into a single packet, but this is really clunky and not smooth at all, and in this vid it looks like gravity is doing the work of keeping all the cards together. should i be chalking my fingers up to make them really dry or something?
Great! I saw many video about one hand shuffle and without any doubt for me this is the best!
for those that can't do the thumb cut with that grip because their fingers aren't long enough, there's another way to do it, and it's holding just like in the straddle grip. just search it up
I'm a big fan of Brian Tudor's flourishes and I've been practicing them since 2009. But he would be ashamed of me if he saw me try to do the one handed revolution. All these years and I still can't do the cut fast. How do you do it? I always get slow around the part where you have the top packet between the index and ring fingers.
Great video, anyone can do these even if they have small hands,
First try doing the revolution cut I only lost one card. feel like a Boss.
Great video, i am currently trying to do the scissor cut. Btw, yoy may want to adjust the sound, i had to keep you turned down when you weren't talking but turn you up when you were!
Great video. I had watch the Running Charlie a few times at 25% playback to figure it out haha.
good tutorial. love the perspective. one question. why do you call it an octopus cut? three packets, 8 arms? just lost on the naming convention.
I can cybil cut i can 5 faces of cybil i can do pharao shuffle i can do pharao fan i can do the werm i can do many harder things than that but i can't do them because they're not for beginners. actually the only one handed things for a beginner are charlier cut maybe the rotation cut and all the variations of swivel cut
This video has been my rock as a beginner. Thank you for the invaluable rudiments
Muchаs grasias, for subtitles. Bravo maestro!!
Love the video. I hate the way my mind is like, "Fingers, do this." But my fingers out here lookin they got no commands at all. They be flailin everywhere. It's aggravating.
In the revolution cut, how do you manage to get the top packet over your ring finger at the beginning? Whenever I try, it’s just in the way and I can’t get it beneath smoothly
After you split the deck...slide your hand down the side of the pack where your pointer finger is approximately in the middle of the deck. Rotate the top pack to you while simultaneously pushing the bottom pack towards your thumb with the ring finger. Your ring finger will end up in the perfect position to avoid being hit
This worked better for me than putting my ring finger in the bottom packet while rotating it towards me like he did in the video.
Kind of hard to explain, but I kept experimenting with it. It was harder to do it slow. Getting a rhythm definitely helps
My hands are too small to clear the running Charlier cut, any tips?
i once had the same problem but it turned out to actually be my hands not being flexible enough yet
Try and tweak the method/hand positions to suit you.
Your hands are not small, you just don't have enough practice.
first, practice with a bridge format deck. after you will be able to do it with a poker format deck, I think (that's who I learned it) good luck :)
Still my go to video
I really dnt get how u can drop the buttom deck for the charlie cut. Once i have my hand that wide oprn i cant lift the top part up with my finger to drop the buttom part
Great tutorial. Not very easy, but good explanation with different angles. I'm a beginner and I can do all, except the running charlie. Tricks are not always easy, and take a lot of practise.
Great video! I learned everything with bicycle deck and with a smaller chines deck is so easy haha
I know so many people complain about small hands, and i understand that flexibility and practice matter a lot. But at @7:54 i simply can’t stretch my hand that far. I’m 6 foot with decent sized hands but i just can’t do it anywhere near that well
Great video man you’ve really helped, I got small hands but I can manage if I alter the moves a little to make it easier
If you could do OVER-THE-SHOULDER shooting from the Cardist's POV, IT WOULD BE VERY HELPFUL & IMPROVE THIS TUTORIAL.
I'm still very new and need loads of practice but.. I'm surprised my left hands does know how to do something 🤔
8:40 I don't think I have small hands, but with the cards held in my hand like that I can just barely touch my thumb and middle finger together let alone overlap them or hold the cards with both fingers.
me too
Очень хорошое видео. Обучился новому флоришу!!
c est extraordinaire, c est formidable, je suis bien content d apprendre enfin ces manioulations,,,merci,
vous explique bien tres bien...vous etes le meuilleur.........
C'est tres gentille, merci!
i love oh cuts
Can you explain, how to get such big hands, that you can clear packets in the scissors cut?
Biggest struggle for me is for example with the scissor cut and thumb cut. i simply cant reach with my fingers around the deck. also the angle makes it hard to see the details or try to mirror the moves as i am using the right hand. any advice ?
love this video! ily guys
Hi any tips about the grip I can’t fit the cards in my hand at 1.03 because my pinky can’t reach the end because I have really small hands
Obi Jack practice and use exercises to help get that extra strech
Thank you
If you have small hands like me , it’s gonna be a challenge. So far I learned 3 cuts and my fingers are killing me haha
Its a real rush when you get it. Feels great, big smile
My hands are to small to do a thumb cut. i can't reach the pack with my middle finger no matter what same thing with the running charlier * does cybil cut *
i try to do the tricks and discover that my fingers are to stiff to do most of then, i gonna need a why to fix that before, but thanks for the video it was very useful anyway
What is the song at the intro? When he said 1 handed cuts the original is Chill Bill but its an remix what's it called???
so the octupus cut is almost the same as brian tudor's YTBN cut?
Good point! Looks very similar. We were referring to the Octopus Cut by Gerry Griffin from his Complete Card Magic, YTBN cut is a bit more complex tho.
I was using tarot cards and I was liek " why is it so bulky" duh tarot cards have 78 cards and standered cards have 52. In conclusion , I'm dumb
Hello, can you please name the song playing in the video? Chukimusic has a lot of beats on his channel. Would appreciate!
REACT yo. It took me forever to find but i got you. ruclips.net/video/Pps1iR5RE0I/видео.html
I'm struggling with the first one even when using two hands! 😂
i can do a charlier cut with my teeny ass hands it may not look pretty but it works and it can only get better with practice
try to use the tips of your fingers for more space
I understand that you can do the cuts with training even if you have small hands but the starting position of thumb cut seems just physically impossible to me if I use standard cards.
U don't actually need a long thumb for the Charlier cut..Watch other tutorials.
On the charlier cut, when I bring the bottom pack over the top there’s always a card or two that get caught and make it difficult to to bring the bottom pack over the top. Is there a way to prevent it or should I use a different deck?
Thomas Kaplan check your grip and make sure the pinky is holding the deck
Josh Ruiz thanks i rechecked the grip and now im decent at it
Лучший канал по флоришам!
I like your shuffle 😊😊👌
What beat is this? The channel who produced it has many beats. Which vid is this beat
Looking at how you do yhe thumb cut, you must have some looooong fingers. My middle finger will not wrap around like that. And i have pretty big hands. Geez
Kryptic_1989 Make your fingers more flexible it’ll help.
I'm left handed. I just could not get the running Charlier. Then I switched to my right hand. I got it on first go. 🤷
My hand very cmall for running charlier cut.
Soo cool !!!
this helped a lot, thanks
More Video like this, please!!!!🙏🙏🙏
despacito!
very helpful thanks man!
I couldn't understand the sliding part of the charlier running cut.
Thanks
My hands are pretty small and I’m able to do all these, might just have to have more support from your other fingers
Even the thumb cut
@@yaakovschlussel6418 that’s what all means
My hands are too small for the charlier cut
His are too: ruclips.net/video/4FtCU7GAjtw/видео.html. Cry more. Boo hoo hoo.
That's a really weird but effective way to encourage people lol. xD
December Boys wow what a dick
The hand thing is crap it’s practice
Me to
Cool video guys
can you show it right handed
does anyone have any tips on keeping the cards square?
I think it is because the deck is slippery. I'm having the same problem coz' my deck is new. One youtuber said it is better to use used deck when you want to do these kind of tricks, while brand new decks are good for flourishing, I think
Can you do a right hand version of this video please?
schoolofcardistry, thank me later. and goodluck haha
SMALL HANDED PEOPLE,, your fingers aren't to short, they are not stretched out enough.I had problems at first with the charlier cut and then realized they were long enough for that one,, Then i was absolutely sure my fingers weren't long enough for the scissor for sure...then I remembered that I play guitar and realized my left hand was waaay more limber than my right hand from years of playing guitar with short fingers..........same problem back then,, lol anyhow, I was able to do it no problem just by switching to my left hand that has the same size fingers. lol So now I do all my one handed tricks with my left hand,, Just stretch your fingers out.. The long fingered guys do have a huge advantage,, there is no doubt about it. but I have super short fingers and was able to get it with my lefty,, so any of you that play guitar might want to try with your left ...
Beautiful intro
I started to practice after saying my hands are to small and realized it doesn’t need to fit into my hand all I need is gravity lmfao
ur tutorials are so fuckin' good--i watched another vid of urs where u post comments of peeps bitchin' about ur shit. . .fuckin' laughable, how much better could it get than this? well done sir.
Beginner? I didn’t get any of these right. I guess I’m lower than a beginner...😢
U just gave up too early
cissors cut also known as the thumb breaker
Amazing!
I'm not able to perform running charlier
I’m not trying to complain, but I just literally don’t understand how the thumb cut is possible if you don’t have big enough hands, please someone help me understand. I can’t grab one side of the deck with my thumb and middle finger at the same time
It’s not possible if your hands aren’t big enough. I know a good amount of card moves, and I get a bit frustrated when people call the thumb cut a “beginner move.” Sure it is not difficult to learn for a beginner, but some people just can’t do it. I’ve seen plenty of talented cardists who classify their hands as “not big enough for the thumb cut.” It is just a bit annoying since a cut that truly depends on hand size is included in these videos that are “beginner lists.” Makes it seem like no matter how small your hands may be, you should master the thumb cut and all these others before learning harder moves. That’s not true though! You can learn the coolest moves out there without being able to do the thumb cut
define "basic" and "beginner" level... i mean, charlier and revolution are not too hard, but octupus? or running charlier? really "beginner" level? im not even talking about smoothly doing them nonstop in perfect motion, im talking about getting them done in more then 1 out of 5 times and within less than 20s. this is not beginner stuff...
does the card size matter? :)
MaDaSaVaGe perhaps. Try a bridge size, and you may find better success until you move into the larger standard.
Some more explanation is needed on the end one
The only hard thing with the Charlie cut is making sure the top packet doesn't fall
Intro song title?
Chill bill instrumental
Im begginer and it took me 3 days to master the charlier cut. Bad explanation bad still works if you practice enough
I' m beginner and it took me two days for the octopus cut and my hands are not big
The scissors cut is physically impossible for me
Same, but everyone just says practice
@@scuj990 I just got it they're actually right (not kidding), try extending the bottom packet a bit down if u know what i mean
my hand is way to small for the scissor cut
for some reason i dont really need my pinky finger to do the charlier cut
We do not have small hands, we have untrained not flexible hands, the more we practice the more flexibility we gain. It takes time and patience!!
You have the worst angle for the camera you should do it with like a go pro atleast
Honestly. Can't do it. My hands are big and I just cant., The cards slid too much or I can't move the first half of the deck any further back which means the second half physically can't move down.
IN THE INTRO THERE IS TRIGGER BUT
IN THE TUTORIAL THERE ISNT TRIGGER WTF
I guess now you are.... Triggered ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I can´t do trigger man does anybody have a tutorial or something?
lucas martinez there was muse cut too
TRIGGERED
lucas martinez We plan covering Trigger in one of our upcoming videos, expect a plot twist!
I got the Charlie Cut easy, but the Charlier Cut...holy shit am I struggling. I’m using hand muscles I didn’t even know I had.