SPRING FLOURISH TUTORIAL - 3 Ways to Spring Cards!

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    YO! Today we're taking a look at how to spring a deck of playing cards! We've all seen magicians and cardists perform the spring on Television and online videos, we're going to take an in-depth look at three ways you can spring cards! There's something here for the beginner, intermediate and advanced card manipulator. I hope you don't get discouraged with this and really give it the time required. You Won't regret it!
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  • @ChrisRamsay52
    @ChrisRamsay52  7 років тому +473

    Monday's Tutorial suggestions: Lepaul spread, magic trick or ....

    • @logan5180
      @logan5180 7 років тому +11

      Spread please

    • @OkitaNamikaze
      @OkitaNamikaze 7 років тому +3

      Chris Ramsay bullet card twirl plzzz

    • @neslihand8390
      @neslihand8390 7 років тому +5

      Chris Ramsay magic trick would be nice

    • @apterigo7358
      @apterigo7358 7 років тому +7

      the lepaul spread sounds cool

    • @timschuster921
      @timschuster921 7 років тому +3

      Chris Ramsay
      super Video .
      presure Fan wäre cool.
      Gruß

  • @beast388cole7
    @beast388cole7 5 років тому +600

    Flourish for me is called 52 pick up

  • @MrRacer9k
    @MrRacer9k 6 років тому +260

    If someone else mentioned this or I missed it in the video, disregard me.
    I practiced this when I was young and getting into magic, and I had very little finger strength because of being a child and all. I gained the hand strength necessary to do this while practicing by using 1/2 a deck to 3/4 of a deck and adding more as I got better. That helped me to master the coordination and build up the strength in my fingers at the same time. Maybe doing that is completely obvious to everyone or someone else has said it and like I said, I just missed it. However, I wanted to share anyway in case someone was struggling and it would help.
    Great video, thanks for the tutorial!! You're gonna be huge someday man.
    Be kind out there people. ✌🏼🤙🏼

  • @willow42
    @willow42 7 років тому +443

    Hey, Chris, I've loved magic since I was little but was never very good at it. The day I found you on UA-cam I thought "wow this is like the coolest magician I've ever seen." Since then I have been watching all your videos and trying your magic tricks. I've even been able to impress some kids at school. Basically to wrap it up I just wanted to say thank you for inspiring me to get back into magic!

    • @nickberglund6355
      @nickberglund6355 7 років тому +10

      Dinosaur. Bob not trying to be weird about it but this almost the exact same story as me. Cool to know

    • @PitcairnIslander
      @PitcairnIslander 7 років тому +12

      That's not weird Nick. I've always loved magic, especially cards with the tricks and cardistry. Never could do anything or even tried actually. Since I've seen these vids I've been slowly learning some cool stuff. My motivation for this? I'm almost 60 years old and have three very young grandchildren that I have all sorts of fun doing card tricks and moves for. My 5 year old grandson has a basic magic kit now and is having so much fun showing me tricks. I think the majority of people wish they could do magic but they just don't have the patience. At my age now I wish I tried earlier but it's better to at least do it and know that I tried and learned what I could and hopefully will continue to.

    • @보바-f3g
      @보바-f3g 7 років тому +3

      Dinosaur. Bob not weird at all, I love this guy.

    • @markuzgaming7423
      @markuzgaming7423 5 років тому +1

      Same here

    • @ArmandoMartinez-js3ot
      @ArmandoMartinez-js3ot 5 років тому +1

      Trevor never give up

  • @emmamoriarty7871
    @emmamoriarty7871 5 років тому +607

    my hands hurt, however i’ve successfully annoyed the hell out of my family

  • @ChrisRamsay52
    @ChrisRamsay52  7 років тому +242

    Gearing up for my Favorite Magic Release ever!! Let's get this video some love and I'll drop it soon!

    • @DefoNotMe128
      @DefoNotMe128 7 років тому

      Chris Ramsay I acc can't wait to see it

    • @dashiell88
      @dashiell88 7 років тому +1

      Chris Ramsay LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE

    • @greenones8754
      @greenones8754 7 років тому

      Chris Ramsay 🌹 there true love ❤️ xD cool tutorial though. I myself use method nr2 most of all and like the one where you still use the corners to push but put the rest of your fingers to just guide them better. The upside down spring that made it a challenge now though :p great video man!

    • @jerrymacion6209
      @jerrymacion6209 7 років тому

      Chris Ramsay i love your videos 😎😎😎

    • @tomdunne722
      @tomdunne722 7 років тому +1

      Chris Ramsay my Instagram isTomdunne52 plz follow me I am a huge fan

  • @MrHeroicDemon
    @MrHeroicDemon 5 років тому +58

    "If you have like 30 magicians in a room"
    "KKKKKKKKKKTTTTTTTT"
    "KKKKKKKKKKKTTTTTTTT"
    "KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKTTTTTTTTTTTTTT"
    "KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT"

  • @denn6520
    @denn6520 6 років тому +53

    7:29 "I go soft before I go hard" That's what he said

  • @fiftytwopickup450
    @fiftytwopickup450 7 років тому +169

  • @miruharabae
    @miruharabae 3 роки тому +122

    When I was trying to do this move, my thumb really hurt a lot but then quickly my thumb became used to it that it is easier to perform.

  • @taylorj.1628
    @taylorj.1628 7 років тому +77

    Am I the only one thought this was a spring themed flourish... as in the season? Ok I'll show myself out...

  • @coastalcardiciancollectabl1032
    @coastalcardiciancollectabl1032 7 років тому +70

    All I can say is this:
    Practice on your bed!

  • @Printerguy360
    @Printerguy360 5 років тому +1

    I am hooked on the sound. Hand cramps are totally worth it. Thank you for your time and encouragement.

  • @dan00017
    @dan00017 5 років тому

    Wow...been trying to Spring Cards with 3 fingers centered on top, thumb bottom center. Transitioned thumb to corner, and index/middle to top right corner. I now realize what a terrible mistake I was making. So smooth now, and so much more control. Thanks man.

  • @ry5267
    @ry5267 7 років тому +9

    Cards scattered everywhere. Practice practice I gotta keep practicing. Cheers Chris thanks for all your info and tips in your videos much appreciated.

  • @jrwick-ck5nn
    @jrwick-ck5nn 6 років тому

    man literally do not know how I got your videos on my news feed but the first video I seen was when you went to a magic convention trying to find the best trick..from there I went to my local store an grabbed about 4 decks of cards an jumped right into it... now jus a week later I can flourish an Fan Like a Half Decent Street Performer ...I really appreciate your videos man! keep up the good work an tutorials bro!

  • @vaisakhmelaveetil8986
    @vaisakhmelaveetil8986 5 років тому +16

    My thumb while doing this trick is like : WTF ARE YOU DOING WITH ME!!!

    • @ktiqss
      @ktiqss Рік тому

      Did u learned it?

  • @davevanvlerah5167
    @davevanvlerah5167 6 років тому

    This move is SO hard and SO frustrating, but with practice it's extremely rewarding! I found that the best way to avoid frustration is to laugh when the cards go flying across the room! Scoop them up and soldier on.
    Chris, I have watched other tutorials on this flourish, but yours is definitely the best and easiest to comprehend. You are such a likeable guy and I love your tutorials. Thanks so much for taking the time. Peace.

  • @EntertainerDiaries
    @EntertainerDiaries 7 років тому +41

    your tutorials are the best !!!

  • @wilymagician4679
    @wilymagician4679 6 років тому

    I've seen certain people did this before and Wanted to do it myself but failed due to doing it wrong but after watching. This over again I've gotten good thank you fellow magician

  • @DefoNotMe128
    @DefoNotMe128 7 років тому +10

    I love that ring finger spring with the pinky. The one where the cards glide. I can already spring cards and because of that I was able to get the gliding card spring down within minutes. I love it

  • @noraeld5020
    @noraeld5020 3 роки тому +1

    This was super useful. I'm getting into cardistry just to try it and it's kinda addicting to get a cool move down

  • @andy_johnson6357
    @andy_johnson6357 5 років тому +220

    1987 we will have flying cars
    2019 double UA-cam ads

  • @dragon67849
    @dragon67849 4 роки тому

    I have only recently started learning, thank Mike Boyd for that, and I loved using the plastic cards because of their rigidity. They're firm so I know what I can expect. More spring power, a little less control due to the strength requirement and of course the muscle pain. That thumb muscle you pointed out, yeah imagine me typing XD
    I will do it the same way Mike does it. Day 1, hour zero. Well atm it's more like hour 2 day 2. And I'm gonna learn a lot more. Strength is the title of this year for me. Because this year I had a lot to overcome. And I got stronger because of it. Have fun learning yall, I am having the time of my life today ^^

  • @camo51424
    @camo51424 7 років тому +42

    Hey Chris I had never even attempted a spring before and in the last 5 minutes I have already almost got it down. Thanks! Also have a good day o7
    Edit: Its Been 45 minutes and I now have it solidly down being able to spring them about 8-12 inches and catch all of them very consistently. This is a great way to get away from studying statistics.

    • @jaredtrice3423
      @jaredtrice3423 7 років тому

      camo51424 at least you weren't calculating the chance of now having to pick up a lot of cards.

    • @stephen1255
      @stephen1255 4 роки тому +5

      wtf. how did you do it in 45 mins....
      ive done it for 2 weeks but can't even consistently catch 4 inches :(

  • @sahirsulaiman3964
    @sahirsulaiman3964 7 років тому

    Card spring becomes my first favourite in card flourishes because it's working a lots for the first time i learned as a beginner

  • @dertysocks0116
    @dertysocks0116 4 роки тому +70

    Spring?
    Nah, it’s actually called “52 card pick up”

  • @yeetbros6922
    @yeetbros6922 9 місяців тому +1

    Chris all these other UA-camrs never showed pushing in on you thumb joint thanks for being awesome

  • @DavoLuky
    @DavoLuky 4 роки тому +23

    -me: I'm gonna learn this slowly so i won't have to pick up cards from ground.
    -chris: you should have cards on your floor
    later
    -chris: thanks guys see you in the next video.
    -me: *picks cards from floor* ok

  • @scotthollingsworth3244
    @scotthollingsworth3244 7 років тому

    Had a job interview today and when asked about hobbies got to talk and perform some magic! You are a great inspiration and I can't tell you how thankful I am for your videos.

  • @TheSkipper.
    @TheSkipper. 7 років тому +16

    Hey Chris, Love your vids, been watching since late November/Early December last year, and since then both yourself and Pete McKinnon have BLOWN UP! From about 50k and 20k to 230k and 400k!! Congrats Dude! Love from Western Australia!

    • @lohtek3886
      @lohtek3886 5 років тому

      1psplegend 3 million now

  • @cfnfl
    @cfnfl 7 років тому

    love that feeling of watching a video on the spring thinking I still cant do it then finding with just a couple of attempts I succeed consistently with every variation. I'm literally just a card collector but with every tutorial I actually grasp I want to learn more.

  • @pxjesse8128
    @pxjesse8128 7 років тому +4

    Just did my first actual spring! This is awesome, love your videos 😘

  • @coltconley
    @coltconley 7 років тому

    I've watched so many tutorials of the spring flourish and got so frustrated because I couldn't get it, even after an hour. I got yours instantly. Just need to get smoother and then more precise and can increase the distance. Thanks Chris!

  • @cock-a-doodle-do7387
    @cock-a-doodle-do7387 6 років тому +961

    “If your cards are a little thicker”
    Uses Uno cards

    • @alanahklarich7560
      @alanahklarich7560 5 років тому +38

      I legit have no proper cards for this so I just used uno cards

    • @GolDEn-wq4dv
      @GolDEn-wq4dv 5 років тому +8

      Thats exactly what Im doing 😂 its working though

    • @Rumi_Rune
      @Rumi_Rune 5 років тому +2

      Cock-a-doodle-do yep I used them

    • @oerlikon20mm29
      @oerlikon20mm29 5 років тому +2

      Boi, I had nothing but an old Risk game, I used the cards from that... The bicycles were worth the $3

    • @neo9276
      @neo9276 5 років тому +2

      I practiced my first trick on uno cards

  • @BradleyMorrisYT
    @BradleyMorrisYT 7 років тому +31

    What I did to learn was start with 15 cards and learned how to release one at a time. Once I did that I just added more cards until I had the full deck.

  • @davids.5664
    @davids.5664 7 років тому

    dude you have no idea how much this helped I've been failing and just not getting a smooth finish and this helped so much!

  • @ShatteringPerception
    @ShatteringPerception 7 років тому +6

    I was springing cards on the couch when I got the notification for this, what a magical coincidence xD

  • @dariusclayton3346
    @dariusclayton3346 7 років тому +1

    All ready knew how to spring but after watching this vid I got better I love the insight u give and how u explain ur experiences really helps

  • @expedientwitted5683
    @expedientwitted5683 4 роки тому +4

    It was funny when you said "I go soft before, I go hard"😂

  • @spaceman6029
    @spaceman6029 2 роки тому

    ive scoured youtube trying to figure this out, and halfway through watching this i picked it up immediately. idk how it was so hard for me to find a good tutorial, so thanks for that

  • @blackout9875
    @blackout9875 5 років тому +120

    Spring my deck while watching tv with friend
    *my friends* can you not?

  • @puntalic
    @puntalic 3 роки тому

    From no spring to some spring. Thanks for the lesson.
    I liked how you showed what a beginner spring might feel and look like. Good to know I'm on the right path.

  • @xsposegawd6927
    @xsposegawd6927 5 років тому +10

    Thank you Chris
    It only took me 30 minutes to learn

  • @Dronak
    @Dronak 4 роки тому +1

    I realize this is an older video, but I have to say the tips about ring finger position and thumb pushing that start at about 5:22 were really helpful. I can get the cards to consistently come off my thumb now, and while the whole move isn't super-smooth yet (I'm very much a beginner), it's definitely better and a bit more consistent that I could get before watching this video. Thanks!

  • @Марко109
    @Марко109 4 роки тому +21

    Me trying this: fire mode has been changed to burst fire

  • @MemeGang420
    @MemeGang420 7 років тому +1

    I personally spring with my thumb at the back corner and my middle finger and index on the diagonal front corner. I find that to be the best way. Great video Chris!

  • @martynlewis7478
    @martynlewis7478 7 років тому +12

    Have been playing far too much of 52 card pickup, attempting this.

  • @GALAXXYPRO
    @GALAXXYPRO 6 років тому

    You're an unbelievable teacher, been practicing this for a while and always get a fart noise or scatter em' lol. You've helped tremendously

  • @Goatmang
    @Goatmang 7 років тому +10

    10:04 "That sound though" hahahahah

  • @kapenaahyou6539
    @kapenaahyou6539 7 років тому

    Chris it would really make my day of you replied to this question. Would you ever do a tour around the world????

  • @MarlonFi
    @MarlonFi 7 років тому +4

    springs are just so fun :D I do them all the time :D

    • @MarlonFi
      @MarlonFi 7 років тому +1

      Anyone else like that ? :'D

    • @VBFrank_
      @VBFrank_ 7 років тому

      Marlon Fi me I just kinda do them when I'm bired

    • @VBFrank_
      @VBFrank_ 7 років тому

      Bored

  • @joshvespo1504
    @joshvespo1504 5 років тому

    I doubt you'll even see this, but thank you so much for sharing so much knowledge on here. I just got started with cardistry last week and I'm already farther than I thought I could ever be thanks to your tutorials. Keep crushing it!

  • @dani-dll
    @dani-dll 7 років тому +46

    FENOLFTALINA!

  • @frdcoast77
    @frdcoast77 2 роки тому

    Thanks for the tip on the forefinger on the ring finger! I noticed a big difference in control on the basic spring.

  • @victorpacetti9026
    @victorpacetti9026 7 років тому +21

    Nice! Your tips are very useful.

    • @sren1446
      @sren1446 6 років тому

      Victor Pacet

  • @donaldanderson6408
    @donaldanderson6408 4 роки тому +1

    Chris Ramsay you change my life with this tutorial am so.. into learning everything about using playing cards your my hero 💯

  • @t.mouttate6772
    @t.mouttate6772 7 років тому +10

    Love your videos Chris !! support from Italy🔥💯

    • @LoZiOcErCa
      @LoZiOcErCa 7 років тому +2

      Tarik_ 77 Grande cazzo! 😂

    • @nonna_bruna2847
      @nonna_bruna2847 7 років тому +1

      Tarik_ 77 grande zio...

    • @t.mouttate6772
      @t.mouttate6772 7 років тому

      La Madonna Grande Madonna .
      p.s. bella la foto di tuo figlio

  • @lilborger5864
    @lilborger5864 5 років тому +1

    Soooooo this video has been a life saver for me because it's my vacation and I actually have nothing to do soooo I got bored until you inspired me to try magic and I really thought I can't do the spring, but just watching this video is very encouraging and helpful to me
    Keep it up😁

  • @tame7929
    @tame7929 4 роки тому +10

    “*NO PAIN NO GAIN RUAAH*” “wait I can’t rip these”

  • @DarkestDrogan
    @DarkestDrogan 3 роки тому

    Oh mate! I so long tried just do "under pressure" and when I started watch your guide... Third minute and ka-boom! You are amazing!!!=)

  • @phoeveezy6398
    @phoeveezy6398 4 роки тому +3

    i was tryna teach myself this from just watching you do it from another video, i kept releasing with my index first and wasn't working. as soon as u said release from the thumb first i instantly got it..hell yeah. ya boi gunna have some new skills after the quarantines over.

    • @Spagettios370
      @Spagettios370 4 роки тому

      this quarintine is taking forever... i have already gotten into like 3 new hobbies

  • @ethanaleshire1377
    @ethanaleshire1377 7 років тому +4

    You teach the new trick on my 18th birthday!

    • @drilerr
      @drilerr 5 років тому

      You thought the new trick on my 18th birthday!* Happy birthday btw

  • @KeeperOfDr3ams
    @KeeperOfDr3ams 4 роки тому +1

    I love how accurate this was. I was doing it along with the video and my cards spurted in bursts right as he said they might be in bursts

  • @chanshine9157
    @chanshine9157 4 роки тому +5

    Anyone's thumb hurts now?

  • @jamietew4743
    @jamietew4743 4 роки тому +2

    Why do I just like your channel and personality

  • @AIDEN_RILEY
    @AIDEN_RILEY 7 років тому +29

    +Chris Ramsay can u in your next tutorial do it in FIRST PERSON VIEW : )

  • @AutoBot-yk6hx
    @AutoBot-yk6hx 5 років тому

    My hands are too small to do the first spring because I’m 11 so then I just do the third spring. Then I saw your video and the second spring helped me a lot. Thanks so much! You are my favourite UA-camr.

  • @sunnyshinegacha8856
    @sunnyshinegacha8856 4 роки тому +5

    This is a question for anyone who knows how to do this: My hands are really small and I can't get my thumb and index finger around the cards but I tried anyway and I couldn't do it, but when I used my middle finger I could get my fingers around a bit more so can I use my middle finger

    • @aguiar.8181
      @aguiar.8181 4 роки тому

      To start off, practice using only half of the deck, then gradually put more

  • @blksuperman4898
    @blksuperman4898 6 років тому

    WOW!!!! That's not how I thought that was done. Now I know how to do it properly and I'll keep practicing until I get it down. Thank you for showing this.

  • @AIDEN_RILEY
    @AIDEN_RILEY 7 років тому +8

    FENOLFTALINA!

  • @joshuadowns5158
    @joshuadowns5158 7 років тому

    This is the most helpful guide for learning the spring flourish I've watched.

  • @krishnameet436
    @krishnameet436 4 роки тому +17

    Instructions unclear: ended up with a card in my nose

  • @MalchazarZJ
    @MalchazarZJ 7 років тому

    literally.........THE spring tutorial on youtube. I've looked at several others and could never really get the hang of this because they didn't really describe the physics of it, but before you finished the first kind of spring i was already getting it. Seriously man good video thanks!

  • @veru6907
    @veru6907 5 років тому +5

    How much does this damage the cards?

    • @jehredvivier8262
      @jehredvivier8262 5 років тому

      Just get cheap cards and practice on them instead

  • @douchenozzlemcgee6111
    @douchenozzlemcgee6111 7 років тому

    THIS IS THE BEST MAGICIAN AND CARDISTER EVERRRRRR!!!! Only he could truly teach me this spring XP

  • @kalpitborkar7601
    @kalpitborkar7601 7 років тому +5

    I'm having trouble learning slipshift Chris. I'm struggling with **the end part** of it. Any suggestions?

    • @ChrisRamsay52
      @ChrisRamsay52  7 років тому +7

      No secret there. Keep at it!

    • @liaonardo11
      @liaonardo11 7 років тому

      Me too!!!! I believe it is because of the angle.

    • @tjanderson8389
      @tjanderson8389 7 років тому

      shit I can't even do the begining of it. I literally can't do the trick. was worth the 6 bucks just to know it though xD

  • @MrElektrinisLT
    @MrElektrinisLT 6 років тому

    Learned first spring (well it's more like 4:17-4:20 spring) like within 2-3 minutes, really helpful video! My spring isn't perfect, but hey.. this guy gives some really good advices. Keep practising

  • @gari9277
    @gari9277 6 років тому +9

    How to avoid bending of cards

    • @garzadavid594
      @garzadavid594 5 років тому +3

      U rlly can't don't be afraid of bending cards

  • @Kurczaak22
    @Kurczaak22 7 років тому

    Thats the energy that I like. You werent sleepy like yesterday. Keep it up that way !

  • @federicotilano6452
    @federicotilano6452 4 роки тому +3

    I can spring them the difficult thing it’s trying to catch them hahahaha

  • @simafication2076
    @simafication2076 7 років тому

    Never played 52 card pick up so many times in my life... but getting better! Thanks Chris

  • @Prashik_ft11
    @Prashik_ft11 5 років тому +10

    This Hurts like hell...my fingers😭😭

    • @kenji8014
      @kenji8014 5 років тому +1

      But I keep telling myself,its gonna get better🃏

    • @kenji8014
      @kenji8014 5 років тому +1

      But it's taking forever🃏

    • @kenji8014
      @kenji8014 5 років тому +1

      Cause everyday I practice, its hurting a lil bit mooooore🃏

    • @lostnvasoldier4212
      @lostnvasoldier4212 4 роки тому

      Fax

  • @DavidRussellM
    @DavidRussellM 7 місяців тому

    The diagonal hold did it for me, thank you!

  • @christophisser2546
    @christophisser2546 7 років тому +10

    Can someone please tell me what the song in the beginning is called?

  • @zyxw-oe8hg
    @zyxw-oe8hg 3 роки тому

    This first spring has helped me slow down smoking. Hoping to quit soon, not a magician but this helps with the hand habit

  • @jacobteixeira4611
    @jacobteixeira4611 7 років тому +4

    yo chris what is the names of the two songs that u used in ur vid today

  • @zacharymartins4152
    @zacharymartins4152 7 років тому +1

    so glad you finally taught this! I've been wanting to learn this for a bit now.

  • @pravarjain5599
    @pravarjain5599 7 років тому +10

    Notification fam!

  • @djalkemist
    @djalkemist 6 років тому

    Thanks Chris, cool tutorial. Slowly getting the hang of it. Maybe worth mentioning that it's good to straighten the cards once in a while because you're bending them quite a bit as you spring 'em. They fly better if they're not already bananas.

  • @aydenong594
    @aydenong594 4 роки тому +5

    Chris, there are no muscles in your fingers.

  • @kevinwhitlow5557
    @kevinwhitlow5557 5 років тому

    I already had a general idea on how to spring cards before watching this video so I picked up the first method in just a matter of seconds now I've just gotta work on those specific muscles so it looks better

  • @krristos4140
    @krristos4140 7 років тому +5

    CHRIS, what the intro music please ?

    • @whitebear49
      @whitebear49 7 років тому

      just take a look in the description in the video

    • @krristos4140
      @krristos4140 7 років тому +2

      does it say the name ? no

  • @codysellers5358
    @codysellers5358 4 роки тому +1

    Always wanted too learn how to do this! 3 days in and i'm starting too get it. Thank you!

  • @carloscarrasquillo2834
    @carloscarrasquillo2834 5 років тому

    I know this video been out for a while but just learned both ways thank you, Chris Ramsay!!!

  • @Im_Banana_
    @Im_Banana_ 6 років тому +1

    Thanks you man i already learn how to spring in like 1 hour so yeah its easy but my thumb hurts a bit but in like half an hour the pain goes away and its worth it

  • @Musashiden32
    @Musashiden32 7 років тому

    that side spring is gorgeous! thanks, Chris!

  • @bobrocks79
    @bobrocks79 5 років тому

    I had been practicing using my middle finger but I really do find it's easier and more controlled with my index finger. Thanks Chris!

  • @rishikeshravi1751
    @rishikeshravi1751 7 років тому

    I've been trying to do the tornado rotation of cards with my dribble.. That sideways spring though is genius!! Thanks Chris

  • @thomasgould9254
    @thomasgould9254 7 років тому +1

    I've been trying to learn this for a while now, thank you so much for the video, my floor has never had so many cards on it