Already know the PT but I like to watch to see what subtleties people have, and Im already subbed, so I thought id give it a watch. I struggled like hell not to perform but to understand what people were doing with the PT, this is one of the best tuts ive seen on this.
If you're a beginner and is messing up this shuffle, keep trying, it will work. I think this shuffle is WAY BETTER then zarrows. Very nice tutorial, man!
This is fantastic I’m actually working on this section through the card college course, awesome tutorial showing the finer points, thanks so much Sean.
Sean devine. Thank you so much excellent excellent tutorial. I believe that I watched every tutorial on the push through fall shuffle. But I could never get it down. I watched yours once twice maybe three times. And now I can do it real good. I think with a week or two or three practice it will not it will go by without even being noticed. Thank you so much. Yes I try to watch every one of your videos every one of them they're all excellent. Some of them don't fit my skill level they're a little difficult. So I don't practice them mainly because I have something else that can take the place of it that I do well so some of them I don't need. But again thank you for the tutorial on this push through fall shuffle. You are the man excellent thank you thank you thank you John
@@SeanDevine hello sean. Yes one thing I have also doing is after the riffle and the push through I noticed that every once in awhile when I try to do the separation for the cut they sort of jam up a little which doesn't look good. So what I've been doing when I do the riffle I'm doing more of a sloppy just a little sloppy Shuffle. What that does is after the push through and I go to separate them for a cut it makes them separate very easily they just slide right out real quick. This is just something that might help somebody else that had the same thing happened to me. All right Sean thanks again thank you very much John
Thank you very much, I have been doing this kind of clumsy as I tried to copy what I saw magicians doing. A tutorial like this helps so much! Btw, it feels natural to me to do it like you even though I am R-handed :)
Its called Pull through, another variations of the Push through shuffle... but riffling up isn't necessary (but doesn't matter)... its more look convincing if adding some false cuts like UTL's or Hustler's cut
Sean this is excellent and thank you for spending the time to make these videos and especially the back view was terrific. I will watch your other video on a study of false shuffles and cuts. I know who Daniel Madison is from my earlier days with cards and I like him and you very much. Thanks once again.
This, the Zarrow shuffle and the Up The Ladder cut sequence are the only tabled false shuffles I use, and the only time anyone has ever questioned them was because he reverse-engineered an effect and realised I must have already had the deck in order. Even he couldn't actually explain the shuffles though, they're bulletproof if done smoothly!
Already subscribed, I love your way to teach things and the quality of your videos is outstanding! I would love more videos about magic theory, so if by any chance you would like to talk a bit about it, I would love to hear your ideas! By the way, the false shuffle that I use is kind of a zarro shuffle but you only need to do the move once (the packets are not swaped and it does not uses any cover card). I'm french so forgive me if I can't describe it very well but I wonder if you knew the name of this move? It was taught to me by J. Crispon but he never told me from where it came from
It clicked for me when I stopped trying to use force to push the packets past each other. Riffle the cards together with the lightest touch possible - so that there's air between them to reduce friction - and gentlly but quickly do the move. If you feel like you're having to use pressure, you're doing it wrong. The packets shouldn't offer any resistance. Keep practicing and it'll soon click! It's actually an easy sleight once you relax and do it with confidence.
![The Zarrow Shuffle Tutorial [False Shuffle]](/img/1.gif)
Your voice makes it impossible to watch these videos
Unfortunately he has a bad vocal fry
Thanks
lol
Sometimes it's better to be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
I disagree, the video and his explanation was very helpful. in fact i have learned it in less then 5 min.
Good stuff, Sean. Could we possibly get a false shuffle series? I’m hoping for an ITH version of one sometime soon.
Another vote for a false shuffle series. I'd definitely love a Zarrow shuffle tutorial.
Welp. The votes are in. A false shuffle series it is!
..and some people say, “My single vote won’t make a difference.”. Pshh.
Can’t wait to see what you’ve got in store for us, brother. 👍🏼
Would love a Herb Zarrow false shuffle video! Been struggling with it for years....
Already know the PT but I like to watch to see what subtleties people have, and Im already subbed, so I thought id give it a watch. I struggled like hell not to perform but to understand what people were doing with the PT, this is one of the best tuts ive seen on this.
Wow, thank you!!
If you're a beginner and is messing up this shuffle, keep trying, it will work.
I think this shuffle is WAY BETTER then zarrows.
Very nice tutorial, man!
Thank you!
Thanks for the over the shoulder (or beind the deck) view. It really helps!
This is fantastic I’m actually working on this section through the card college course, awesome tutorial showing the finer points, thanks so much Sean.
Sean devine. Thank you so much excellent excellent tutorial. I believe that I watched every tutorial on the push through fall shuffle. But I could never get it down. I watched yours once twice maybe three times. And now I can do it real good. I think with a week or two or three practice it will not it will go by without even being noticed. Thank you so much. Yes I try to watch every one of your videos every one of them they're all excellent. Some of them don't fit my skill level they're a little difficult. So I don't practice them mainly because I have something else that can take the place of it that I do well so some of them I don't need. But again thank you for the tutorial on this push through fall shuffle. You are the man excellent thank you thank you thank you John
Wow! That means alot to me! I'm glad this video made it easy for you!
@@SeanDevine hello sean. Yes one thing I have also doing is after the riffle and the push through I noticed that every once in awhile when I try to do the separation for the cut they sort of jam up a little which doesn't look good. So what I've been doing when I do the riffle I'm doing more of a sloppy just a little sloppy Shuffle. What that does is after the push through and I go to separate them for a cut it makes them separate very easily they just slide right out real quick. This is just something that might help somebody else that had the same thing happened to me. All right Sean thanks again thank you very much John
Such a great tutorial. Regardless if I know what you're teaching or not you always give something useful for me. Thanks so much brotthhaa
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Absolutely love this. I learned my first false table shuffles from Daniel Madison as well! Strong stuff!👍🤓👍
Thank you very much, I have been doing this kind of clumsy as I tried to copy what I saw magicians doing. A tutorial like this helps so much! Btw, it feels natural to me to do it like you even though I am R-handed :)
Excellent tutorial, thank you very much!
Very well taught
Thank you so much! I am stuck at this point in my Triumph routine. Just subscribed
My favorite false shuffle. Good day my friend.
Good stuff on this Sean 😍 Thanks for sharing
I really like this tutorial, for both the instruction and the excellent camera work,
Well done. Thanks
👍😊👍😊
great advice man. Good work:)
Thank you!!
Its called Pull through, another variations of the Push through shuffle... but riffling up isn't necessary (but doesn't matter)... its more look convincing if adding some false cuts like UTL's or Hustler's cut
Sean this is excellent and thank you for spending the time to make these videos and especially the back view was terrific. I will watch your other video on a study of false shuffles and cuts. I know who Daniel Madison is from my earlier days with cards and I like him and you very much. Thanks once again.
I’m glad to see that you’re enjoying the content! I very much appreciate all of your comments 😎🤙
@@SeanDevine Thank you so much for your comment and I appreciate all of your videos 🙂
Nice over the shoulder view, Sean. You have improved a lot in your teaching skill, and I think you really deserve more subscribers!
Thank you!!
Perfect
This looks harder than it is! Glad i gave it a shot
This, the Zarrow shuffle and the Up The Ladder cut sequence are the only tabled false shuffles I use, and the only time anyone has ever questioned them was because he reverse-engineered an effect and realised I must have already had the deck in order. Even he couldn't actually explain the shuffles though, they're bulletproof if done smoothly!
Already subscribed, I love your way to teach things and the quality of your videos is outstanding! I would love more videos about magic theory, so if by any chance you would like to talk a bit about it, I would love to hear your ideas!
By the way, the false shuffle that I use is kind of a zarro shuffle but you only need to do the move once (the packets are not swaped and it does not uses any cover card). I'm french so forgive me if I can't describe it very well but I wonder if you knew the name of this move? It was taught to me by J. Crispon but he never told me from where it came from
I've been struggling with this shuffle for years. You have offered tips which I think will allow me to 'get it'.
It clicked for me when I stopped trying to use force to push the packets past each other. Riffle the cards together with the lightest touch possible - so that there's air between them to reduce friction - and gentlly but quickly do the move. If you feel like you're having to use pressure, you're doing it wrong. The packets shouldn't offer any resistance.
Keep practicing and it'll soon click! It's actually an easy sleight once you relax and do it with confidence.
@apostatereacts very well said!
I found that the push through cards kind of stick..not so easy to take em out...any tips ?
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Sean,
Do you do a live show?
At one point in time!
This is a really nice tutorial, Sean! I don't do any table shuffles, but I have been wanting to learn a few. Going to practice this!
#Roadto9K!