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How to DRIBBLE Playing Cards - Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Ramsay teaches you the basic "Dribble" as well as some neat ways you can apply this "Move" to your magic and cardistry!
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First time trying it = 52 card pickup
53 cards???
@@Suriya_offl 51 here.. did you get one of mine ?
I forgot the 2 jokers. 6 cards went to my lap, 48 pick up.
Do it on a bed
My cards came with cards with the creators name on it and 2 jokers so 56 card pickup
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Ellusionist what a question :D
Ellusionist Fenolftalina! Of course we like it! 👌
I do
Ellusionist Oh! Absolutely loving it! These are things some of us already know but those few subtleties that you give are really very helpful. Thanks! ✌🏻️
I try and copy what you're doing but for some reason the cards fall in chunks at a time, do I just need more practice?
This is the best tutorial on the dribble I have seen. I've been doing magic/card sleights for 10 months now- practice every day after work-- but have bad tendinitis/arthritis in a couple fingers including my index-- But this method gives me the smoothest dribble-- still going to work on it!!! Always love to see you with a deck of cards in your masterful hands CR !!!
Y'all are lucky to have Chris. He's good and a good teacher.
Thanks dude, I really struggled with the dribble but this tutorial helped me nail it the first time. Then it got clunky again but I feel like I‘m on the right way
Your tutorial is so good unlike other tutorials. It took me about 5 tries to get it almost perfectly!
I love ellusionist videos, great tutorials, and credits everyone for their work. The only thing i found missing in this tutorial was that for a move like the dribble, it's all about comfort. Everyone i know does it slightly differently, and kinda makes the move unique to them
THANK YOU for returning to Tutorials!
Hey man great video. Been watching some of your tutorials lately and I have to say from a beginners stand point you do make things easy to learn. Keep up the amazing performance.
Is it weird that I’m right handed but do everything with cards like a left handed person?
"Weird" isn't the right word for it - whatever works for you is good to go.
Ellusionist appreciate the reply! I suppose the only annoying thing is when I fan the cards you can’t see the indices
Same, but I am trying to convert back to a right handed cardist. I think I am a right handed crdist but spent too long holding the dech with the wrong hand when I was younger.
its weird cause i said so
So reletable on me
One of the best tutorials on the dribble.
Just by the intro, I know it's Chris Ramsay
CleverMou Paw because of his hand tatoo right?
Harsh Magic Yep thats true hahaha
@@cmpmusic9389 yo👍 hope u like my content
Just by the thumb nail I know it’s Chris ramsay
By the thumbnail
A quick tip for folks doing the dribble the second way cause I had issues with this. Don't hold the deck with a deep grip. Use a shallow grip on the deck where the deck is just on your fingertips. This will prevent the cards from getting caught on your fingers as you try to release them during the dribble!
Do you have had to have the pointer finger out to perform it the original way
Oh my god thanks
Hi. Thanks for the tutorial. I have wanted to learn this for so long. But never found the right video. So thanks !
"I'll do this with my left hand, that's probably what it looks like."
*_*sound of 50 cards dropping on the floor*_*
As someone who started dribbling from the corners and have made that method a habit trying to learn this method is fresh and fun
Turns out I've been doing it wrong the whole time. Welp.
sedimental there is no way of doing anything wrong their is multiple ways of doing things wrong
Brain Power lmao you are not that bright then
Same man
Thanks Chris. I was practicing the dribble for the last few day the way you learned it. After this video i switched to what you showed us and it instant works so much better. Thanks :D
I pledged my soul when this deck was first announced and I cannot wait till the challenges begin
I believe there is a critical portion of the tutorial missing. Correct me if you think I am wrong. The deck is stabilized against the base of the thumb that is controlling the dribble. If the deck is just out in the air at the ends of your fingers, you can't control the deck. So the the tips of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th fingers are at the end of the deck that is pointing away from you. The first finger at the second joint is on the top of the cards, at the middle of the outside edge. The thumb is on the outside corner on the edge of the end of the deck that is facing in. The inside corner is pressed against the base of the thumb, more on the top of the deck on that corner. To find the sweet spot, try holding the deck with fingers 2,3 and 4 and the thumb with the 1st finger sticking out straight and not touching anything. You are holding the deck as if you were going to place it in a spectator's hand. Now lower the first finger to touch the deck as Chris shows and pull up with the thumb to get pressure on the deck between the thumb and the 1st finger. The inside corner of the deck will naturally press up against the base of the thumb. As soon as I figured this out, I could do the dribble almost perfectly every time. As you get near the end of the deck, you won't need the balance of the base of the thumb just like you don't need the 3rd (ring) finger. As you hand opens, the last few cards just dribble off the tips of your fingers.
How loose or tight do you hold the cards? Thanks for showing us!
Now that you've taught the dribble, how about the 360 riffle fan? Despite watching other tutorials, I still haven't gotten the hang of it. You guys know how to make a good tutorial.
it's someone else's move. and while copyright on intellectual property is shady in this field, I don't think they'd risk being shunned by a whole community of cardists.
I didn't know that it was someone else's move. Ok then
Yik Long Tay lol it's Dimitri's move ... How can they teach it ?
As mentioned before, I wasn't aware that it wasn't in the public domain.
there's a free tutorial from the creator now
The magician fan, card dribble and basic flourishes were almost impossible on my old stock cards (turns out they were tapered), and since getting my Ellusionist Black Arcanes yesterday, I've been able to conquer them all.
absolutely! !! it's unlike anything else on here !!! And those Hellions! !! you gotta let us have them !!!! PLEASE E
Annnnd we relearn the dribble. Great video. Thanks guys.
What??? 30 seconds and I can already dribble more cleanly this way than I ever have using the opposite corner method Ramsay mentioned at the beginning. I wish I could like this video again.
Thanks Chris, I have to practice this one, you are right about the clunking
Dude, how many freaking channels do you have? Lol
You're an animal man and consistently put out great content. Keep beating life's ass!
Chris Ramsay if that was an actual pass at the end, hot damn! Smooth as butter!
Damn those hellions look sick
almost didn't watch it but glad I did have been doing the dribble for like a year now and it's always something left to be desired can do it smothish never could get that real smooth slow dribble with distance though maybe it's cuz I'm still using my pointer finger bent pushing against it and I had to totally straining my hand to do it the other way gonna start practicing other way thanks Ramsey
Loved the double backer. Loved the pass even more. I didn't expect it, and quickly paused and watched again. Well done! :)
Do you also release from the others fingers one card by one? like sometimes my card is not falling and then i tried to release and more and one card fall at once.
You're awesome! You KNOW how to give a good tutorial! Thanks!
Love from India Chris. Thank you . Because of u I have started casdistry and magic
It look so clean. Your good at this bruh. This is hard
I learnt quite a lot from this video and with more practice I think I could be as good as anyone
You made this so easy to understand! Thank you!
Nice tutorial. Will add this to my flourishes!
your classic pasd is completely sick bro.. 10/10
Chris Ramsay is awesome to the max!!! Keep doing your thing!!!
Chris is G.O.A.T (greatest of all time)
thanks for teaching this technique... It really produces very nice effect!
By far the best explanation I have run across for this technique. Question: Does the fleshy part of your thumb also contact the other corner of the deck?
Yes, that helps control the drop off rate.
left my friend's place just to get wifi to watch this! thanks!
Probably a good move there.
What a great magic training facility!
Really needed that Tutorial Thank you
Great explanations for a begginner!! thanks a lot
Thanks for watching!
really nice that youre doing stuff for beginners...thanks :)
it looks so nice when you do a card spring and then you do the book dribble ;)
Am i the only one who likes the video automaticly before watching it ?
Filip Baader no
No
No I do that to
Like your tutorials,the way of presentation etc
Thank you! Now i can do it perfectly!
Can i know what is the name of the background music? It's so smooth, i wanna play it whileni was doing homework
the one thing I would add to this tutorial is that you may have to use less pressure than you think is necessary!!!
Thanks for the tutorial! Great content as usual. 🤙🏻
Am I just using really small cards or something?
Because I put the deck in that grip and my index finger is nowhere near close enough to put any pressure on it
Awesome tutorial Chris!
awesome. learning on red bicycle rider backs. got some Tally Ho and Bee coming. Cant wait to try the diff decks. I got the Faro down pretty good, thats all so far. Also, its awesome to simply go to Walmart and spend $2 per pack for plain Bicycle rider backs. So cheap and such good quality.
I've been waiting for a good dribble tutorial, but didn't want to ask and sound inexperienced. so thanks for the lesson.
Doooope, I appreciate it past Ramsay👌🏽
you guys are badass. think I just found a new interest. love the teaching steez. thanks guys.
Excellent tutorial. Thanks!
Cool. Still a bit clunky. Hey I’ve only been dribbling for a day! Fun stuff. Great tutorial.
Nice, I have the hellions deck too!👍🏻
Ellusionist you should put his youtube link in tje description
Yay Chris teaches us!
Does it matter what type of cards you use? I'm using some standard bicycle cards.
Not particularly. It's just a matter of adjusting the pressure to suit any particular deck.
Great tutorial!!! Chris rocks!!! Crap..... this $#!+ is hard... can't get my hand to work.... I didn't realize doing a "dribble" could be so hard... cards flying everywhere.....
When I saw thumbnail: oh it's chris!
when i saw who uploaded: oh it's ellusionist
when i saw video: i knew it was chris....
Great tips, really helpful. Thanks!
Good thoughtful teaching. Thank you.
Chris, I'm struggling with handling the cards...while learning would practicing with a thick stock like the white ghost or a thin easy bending deck. My red Keepers had a fluid movement straight out of the box...I'm starting to think my only chance at this is with true magic. THERE IS NOTHING SLEIGHT ABOUT MY HANDS!!
It's all about practice.
So useful, thank you! All the other methods I tried hurt my fingers too much.
Anyone else came here after Chris Ramsay's new Anaconda Dribble tutorial? 😃
Using the claw grip that u showed, i figured out how to spring cards kinda fast.
So the problem I have is whenigo to release the cards into my hands they don't fully release... Where my thumb releases the cards works correctly, but where my middle finger area just holds onto the cards making them not drop...
I have the same problem.
Great video!! :D
Bro im a really big subscriber
You know, if you had two camera angles filming at the same time, it would make seeing what you are doing a lot easier.
What to do with the 3 fingers? They hold the deck without letting the cards drop.
Cool dribble I love it and liked it✌👍
yep dribble is good took me about one month to learn...
Petr Chromcak Really? I started a week ago (8 days) with cardistry and I've learned this Dribble in like 3h lol
But it'll probably take a day or two to get it look smooth.
@aa mm Uhg, I'm sorry for bragging. I was just happy that I got it so fast
I cannot dribble one card at a time , what do i do ?
Keep practicing. Vary the pressure.
I enjoyed the content, don't u dare stop!
You're not my supervisor!
Ellusionist you right I don't! but I still have the right to enjoy your content! 😂
You are great Chris.. i appreciate the work.. keep it going ;)
I have started the pledge but had no challenges as yet
Hi Buddy, great video and good clear instructions. Many thanks..Boom! :-)
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Great video man, which card you need to perform all tricks, plastic or carton, I have the bicycle rider it’s ok??
Bikes work great!
im new to cardistry, and your tips have helped thanx! when i curl my index finger, i don't get as much "force" as when i extend it as you suggest. this is improved my technique immensely! the problem though is i end up slightly bending the top card more often than when i curl my finger. any suggestions to help mitigate this? also what should i do once the card gets a little folded? so far ive just sort of been shuffling it into the deck and trying to dovetail it out. greetz! 🖤🃏
I am having an issue with the cards that I let go from my thumb get stuck to my middle finger and pile up before they explode, but to little pressure with my middle fing cause them to go inconsistent directions, how do I remedy this?
Thanks for the lesson 👍
Does bad low quality cards affect the results
nice subtleties! helpful
Fantastic!
The cards are getting hung up on my middle finger when I do this dribble. Sounds weird, but I guess I have a lot of meat on the pad of my middle finger in particular. I have tried to back the middle finger up the deck so that I'm gripping it more with the tip of the finger, but it doesn't seem to help. I'll get about half the deck dribbled, and then the second half falls open like the pages of a book, with the back of the cards still stuck to my middle finger. Hope that makes sense. Advice???
It's tricky, but you may need to "roll' your middle finger out to make space for the cards to fall smoothly.
How to make the fingers flexible? I am facing this problem while practising this tutorial and some others too.
Stretch them out. There's various hand exercises you can find on UA-cam. Just make sure you don't over do it.
+Ellusionist Thank you very much.
It's about time Octavia Spencer got a lead psycho role!👍👍
I have a huge problem. When I dribble the cards from the top the cards get stuck to my ring, pinky and middle finger so they swing forward and when I try to place my fingers slightly back I can't get a grip of the cards. Can someone please help me
I have exactly the same problem. No solution, unfortunately, at this point.
this helped a lot I thought that I was doing it wrong