Cardistry

Hey everyone! 🙃 I recently got into manipulation, but I can't find any videos that teach a routine. Anyone know of any? 😁

I've started picking up some moves like the Crom, etc. And I've run into a problem: I'm not sure how to incorporate what I've learned into a trick, or even how to naturally introduce these moves before performing them for someone. That's why I'm reaching out to you for some advice. Thanks a lot in advance 😃.

Does anyone know what this trick is called? I'm just really curious about it because it looks super interesting and mind-blowing. Here's the link; it's from 29:30 to 31:00. Thanks

Hey everyone! I caught the F1 movie with Brad Pitt the other day (loved it, highly recommend!) and he throws cards in a way I hadn't seen before. It's like he shoots them out with pressure, without any wrist flick or anything. He just holds it with one hand, like he squeezes it, and the card shoots right out. If anyone knows how to learn this, please share a link!

Hey everyone! I'm just starting to get into cardistry, and I was wondering if anyone has any advice?

Hey everyone, First off, I know there's a post about making your own homemade trainers for practicing some packet cardistry, but I was looking to buy something more professional. So I've been searching for a while for cardistry trainers to see which ones were the best option, and I noticed that plastic ones tend to break down and wear out. I remembered the wooden ones Julio put out back in the day. The "Woodistry" ones, but they're no longer listed in his shop. I also found the Dan and Dave trainers called Brass Trainers, but I couldn't find them for sale anywhere. Finally, I found an Instagram account for a guy who makes trainers out of "resin." His handle is @p1customs. I don't know exactly what his process is or if it's possible to easily make them at home, but I do know the results he gets are extraordinary. If you have the money, I really recommend them; they're worth it. You can ask him to customize them to your liking, and they feel great to the touch. Do you guys usually use trainers? Which ones have given you the best results? P.S.: I found the Squids made by @pocketprk - @chasedunk, and when I checked out @pocketprk's IG account... I read comments implying it was all a scam and they ran off with buyers' money. Does anyone know anything about this?