Yes I do it with my Dominant hand! I'm curious as to whether you are comfortable with doing other (easier) card related stuff with your right hand. Examples of easier moves/grips that come to mind are - End Grip, Deep end grip, Straddle grip, Kelly bottom placement, One handed palm (using the same hand). Each of these have good tutorials on RUclips, if you do feel fairly comfortable with these then i would say just practise more. If not, then we can chalk it up to your fingers not having learnt the motions yet and i would try getting comfortable with movements involving the moves I mentioned before. Good luck!
i cant do the last part where you use your pointer finger to square up the card I just cant My finger is just broken and it cant move Everything else in this move i can do it pretty easily but this last part is just impossible for me
Hey guys! Here are a few tips I could think of that would help the index finger problem. Slow down - Slow down and stop the move just before the index finger has to move and practise getting the index finger over and under the card repeatedly. Maybe the finger isn't used to those motions yet. Get the finger used to it. If you can do it slowly, it's just a matter of time and you'll gain speed! Change of grip - Make small changes to the positions of your fingers. I've noticed that having it in a deep grip makes things much more difficult for the index fingers compared to having a shallow grip (deck held close to the fingertips) Change in types of cards - Maybe it's not your fault but the cards you're using. Experiment with different cards, once you are able to do it with one deck, you'll be able to do it with any deck. Watch other tutorials - This isn't the ultimate tutorial for the move. Everyone has different hands and hence do the move in slightly different ways. I'm blessed with long fingers so I may not be able to provide you with the tips you need. Watching other tutorials will give you more insights and nuances to the move I may not have covered. Hopefully these help! If I can think of something else I'll be sure to comment on it right here.
You are so AWESOME for putting Ross in with him yelling PIVOT! I cant hear or say that word without thinking of that episode of FRIENDS.
Haha I forgot I even put that in! I'm a huge FRIENDS fan too XD
Liked the intro and the music as well in the intro....from nandan's channel
Thanks a lot ! Great stuff coming in the future 🔥
Is that your dominant hand? It won't work with my dominant hand at all.
Yes I do it with my Dominant hand! I'm curious as to whether you are comfortable with doing other (easier) card related stuff with your right hand. Examples of easier moves/grips that come to mind are - End Grip, Deep end grip, Straddle grip, Kelly bottom placement, One handed palm (using the same hand). Each of these have good tutorials on RUclips, if you do feel fairly comfortable with these then i would say just practise more. If not, then we can chalk it up to your fingers not having learnt the motions yet and i would try getting comfortable with movements involving the moves I mentioned before. Good luck!
@glitch8977 yes, I do a little cardistry and magic. I almost got it in left hand but right hand won't do it easily.
i cant do the last part where you use your pointer finger to square up the card
I just cant
My finger is just broken and it cant move
Everything else in this move i can do it pretty easily but this last part is just impossible for me
Hey guys! Here are a few tips I could think of that would help the index finger problem.
Slow down - Slow down and stop the move just before the index finger has to move and practise getting the index finger over and under the card repeatedly. Maybe the finger isn't used to those motions yet. Get the finger used to it. If you can do it slowly, it's just a matter of time and you'll gain speed!
Change of grip - Make small changes to the positions of your fingers. I've noticed that having it in a deep grip makes things much more difficult for the index fingers compared to having a shallow grip (deck held close to the fingertips)
Change in types of cards - Maybe it's not your fault but the cards you're using. Experiment with different cards, once you are able to do it with one deck, you'll be able to do it with any deck.
Watch other tutorials - This isn't the ultimate tutorial for the move. Everyone has different hands and hence do the move in slightly different ways. I'm blessed with long fingers so I may not be able to provide you with the tips you need. Watching other tutorials will give you more insights and nuances to the move I may not have covered.
Hopefully these help! If I can think of something else I'll be sure to comment on it right here.
@@glitch8977 Thanks for your time, I am somewhat better now by the time I commented but I am still having a hard time, so your tips may help me thanks
@@glitch8977Great advice! You are very humble and kindhearted and your tutorial is so unbelievably thorough! You really cover a lot of details
Thankyou! This made my day