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primoshock New user Utah 11 Posts
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After months of laboring. lol. A LABOR OF LOVE! I finally back palmed a card - then front palmed it and back.
Now I want MORE! I am guessing that my finger muscles are not strong enough cause I can barely hold three cards [back palmed] and when I attempt to single produce them - well it's a disaster! Anyone have tips or what not for my problem . . . on hand. (sorry bad pun) lol. |
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Burt Yaroch Inner circle Dallas,TX 1097 Posts
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If you feel your problem is with hand strength you are probably clipping the cards too close to your fingertips. The closer you get to the base of your fingers, the easier the backpalm becomes. You may also try giving the cards a slight concave bend before backpalming them. This will require your fingers to do less holding work as well.
You'll probably need to be a little more specific if you want these guys (gender neutral) to help you with card productions, as in, what type of production(s) you are attempting. Good luck. ![]()
Yakworld.
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Michael Peterson Inner circle is where I'm trapped, because of my 4066 Posts
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Also, what type of cards are you using? The type & condition of the cards can make a big difference.
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Steven Steele Chief of Staff 1866 Posts
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Don't get discouraged...think of the disaster as a flash production!!! And practice sitting on the floor (You don't have to travel as far to pick them back up).
Steven ![]()
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primoshock New user Utah 11 Posts
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I have just started manipulations and have found I like them a lot!
I can back palm Bikes fine with a little bit of the egdes sticking out. Then front palm it fine also. Then I use Bees for throwing. When I use Bees they pop out from my fingers. lol. yakandjak I have noticed that holding back like you said works better . . . now just to get out of the habit of doing it the other way.
Thanks all! |
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***Kev*** New user 90 Posts
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I can backpalm 30 or so Bee cards,
That's not bad! My muscles are strong in my hands due to continous practice. The muscles used don't get used in normal life, which is why you are struggling. 3cards? Practice! Kevin.
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primoshock New user Utah 11 Posts
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WOW! I can actually do six cards and do a quick multiple production . . . SCORE!
Thanks to everyone who PM'ed me! |
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Kallak New user 78 Posts
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Hello all, new guy on board.
30 cards, Kev!? That seems like a million right this second. I can do maybe 15 - 18 right now. I've been learning manipulations for a few months now. Could you (Kev) possibly post a link to a pic of your hand with 30 cards backpalmed? I'm curious how much edge is supposed to show with that many cards. I know how much shows when I do 15+ and it seems like too much. Thanks, Kallak |
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bradutterstrom New user Portland, OR 12 Posts
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I'm curious as to what the standard is of experienced manipulators...how many cards backpalmed is realistic? I can maybe get 12-15 cards backpalmed (though my fingers are sort of open, and if my hand isn't in constant motion they'll certainly be seen). But I have to produce them in a fan, then split down to 7 or 8. I can do single productions of 8 or so, but not many more.
Also, I'm really new at this, when I say I can do all of this stuff it means maybe 1 out of 5 or 10 tries, not something I could perform in front of people (yet.) |
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Matt Graves Special user Huntsville, Alabama (USA) 504 Posts
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I used to be pretty good at backpalming a long time ago, but I could only manage about ten on a really good day. I never could reproduce them singly, though. I've read in different books how to do it, but it never works for me. Has anybody got any tips on that, or is it just one of those things you have to experiment with?
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Geoff Weber Inner circle Washington DC 1452 Posts
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you can have about a quarter inch worth of edge sticking out of each finger, if the card is a red bee, or a flesh toned manipulation card, and you are only exposing it for a second... (the produced card, covers the edges nicely) and the slight motion of the hand hides the rest.
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aznviet6uy Veteran user Santa Rosa, CA 315 Posts
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WOW!!!!! 30!!! dang the most i can do is 21-24 cards... primoshock you should use bee cards they are the best in manipulation if you make them right... or you can even go out and buy manipulation cards if you wish... one word of advice... dont flash to much and start off small
-Chris
shhh..... I see Magicians.....
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magicboy1234567 New user 14 Posts
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i can barely hold three cards can somebody help me with this?
manipulation!!!
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Giuseppe New user Atlanta 70 Posts
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I need lots of help. I can back palm at least ten Bikes but I can never take out the cards one at a time. Can someone help?
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circus_freak17 New user 19 Posts
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I am assuming by saying taking out the cards one at a time, you mean producing singles. Its really not hard to accompish. Its just takes a little effort and you will be doing Cardini Singles in no time. Louis Ganson has some good books on Card Munipultion. Check those books out if you can. Its really hard to explain how to do it. You just have to learn it from a person or books and videos. Good Luck!!!
Charles Watson
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Jeb Sherrill Inner circle Elsewhere 1161 Posts
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It will sound silly, but the best advice I can give is: just keep practicing and adding another card. There's no real secret. You just keep doing it until your hand adapts to more and more cards.
Frankly, once you've been doing it long enough, the number of cards matters less, and less. I can backpalm a deck, but my hand looks cramped and of course they're sticking out quite a bit, so I wouldn't want to do it in a show. You will get to where you can use a whole deck of production cards however (they're about a third the thickness). Once your fingers adapt to the numbers, you can pull singles off a whole, normal deck, till the cows come home, and with more practice you can split fan a full deck. Again, I wouldn't suggest doing it on stage. The card's, edges showing, isn't the main problem. As stated above, if the cards are red, or esp. if they are flesh coloured, they won't be seen with a little hand movement, and of course the produced card covering the edges when your hand is still. But, your fingers will start looking VERY odd. If you can do thirty normal cards, that's probably all you ever need to use.
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magicboy1234567 New user 14 Posts
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Thanks for the advice Jeb.
manipulation!!!
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Warlock1 New user 96 Posts
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Try Bpalming 2
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Warlock1 New user 96 Posts
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Try Bpalming 2
wl1 |
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erichall New user South Carolina 69 Posts
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Tony Clark has a good DVD on this, "Tony Clark's award winning card routine". I found this less overwhelming than the McBride series, and he has a nice routine. I went from one bp to many thanks to some of the tips on the DVD.
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