Push Through Shuffle

Once I purchased Jason's Double Lift instructional video a while back I got a first-hand look at his teaching style. Knowing of his international expertise at the card table, I decided then and there that I would depend on his input for all things sleight of hand. That's why I purchased this Push Through Shuffle video. Jason has an impeccable talent at not just having the ability to DO the moves but to TEACH them in a way that truly passes the skillset onto you by breaking them down in a way that you can master. After watching this video, I came away feeling well equipped to start my homework of now practicing the moves regularly. Hands down...Choose Jason England as your video mentor every time if you want the best in learning card mastery.

You can’t go wrong with anything that Jason does. Even if you think you know the technique. Get it. You’ll always learn something.

From a general standpoint , I don't believe the Push Through Shuffle to be the most difficult of card moves. That being said, just because it is not a difficult move does not mean that there isn't anything to learn from this download. Just as with all his other videos Jason England does his best to slow the teaching down for all viewers. Whether you are new to cards or have had years of experience, I would recommend downloading this video on the Push Through Shuffle. First he describes the Push Through Shuffle using red and blue Tally Hos, goes into some fine points, and even answers some common questions about the move. Finally he goes over the Up The Ladder sequence finishing up with his thoughts on the matter. Hats off to this fine card mechanic.

Excellent instruction of the Push Through Shuffle. Jason also shows an up the ladder sequence that is great. Keep in mind that this will take practice. Also, if you are interested in false table shuffles and like this instruction, you really need to check out Jason's Zarrow Shuffle instruction on Foundations 2.

This was the second download that I bought from Jason England. As is standard from Jason, a brief history and additional sources of the move are explained which is a brilliant touch. The teaching is good but it took a few replays to fully understand the push through action. The move itself is so good and diverse that it is impossible to give the download a bad rating. It is a sleight that should be in everybody's arsenal.

There is no question that Jason England is both a top card guy and a fantastic teacher, and this download has made my penny drop after years of practice. Jason references other sources and I'd encourage you to check them out, as good as a video as this is, it is not complete witout other sources. My personal recommendation is Steve Forte's GPS - just watch the guy work, it is spectacular and you'll learn a lot. Good luck with this move, it is easy in concept but may take years and years to master.

A perfect false shuffle, smoothly.