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More Magic Card Trick Flourishes

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Summary: Learn more magic card trick flourishes in this free magic lesson video.

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By Brandon Nowasky
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Brandon Nowasky worked for several years at Queen of Hearts Magic and Costume Shop in Plano, TX and specializes in card and coin tricks. He has been performing magic for over a decade. read more

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manali2 said

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on 8/2/2008 It will make u think again………………………..,
http://www.media2win .com/landingpage/Spr ite/?um=198

xunknownx said

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on 8/2/2008 thanks for the tutorial..ur really great..and b4 else whats the difference between an ordinary card and the one ur using..(the bicycle card)..

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"I am going to show you more on card tricks. We are going to do a few more flourishes at this time. We are going to do the card dribble and the card spring. The card dribble is actually pretty easy, it’s kind of just like riffling the cards, but you are going to be doing it from one hand to the other. What you want to do is you want to hold the cards, pinky on one corner, thumb on one corner, middle and ring finger on the top and then first finger on the very top of the deck. All you are going to do is bend the cards and then spring them one at a time, just riffle off the thumb and they will drop down, just like that and this is very easy, pretty effect to do. Springing the cards on the other hand, it’s a little more difficult, it is going to take more practice. You might want to sit on the floor while you’re doing it because the cards are going to fly everywhere, the first few hours that you practice. Put the thumb on one end, these three fingers on the other end, the pinky really does not play a role at all. What you are going to do is you can start by pushing in with your other hand if you want. You are going to bend them pretty hard and eventually you are going to spring off these fingers right here, just like that. The more you practice the smoother it will get and that is pretty much all it takes is practice - doing over and over again. It will get smoother and smoother and you will be able to do it further and further away."

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