n00b

[scarecrow1]

Hey guys, I can do a One handed cut, pirouette, two handed pirouette, TG deck flip, thumb fan, and reverse one handed fan, so I'm pretty much a n00b (yea, I said it) when it comes to flourishing, so I had a question to ask.

I've been working on Molecule 4 false, and I have the hang of it (it's pretty simple) but the packets are a little messy. When I watch other people do it, the packets are usually pretty squared and neat looking. Does this just come with practice? Watching Dan perform Molecule 4 Hollywood, the small packet is perfectly square the whole time, almost like it's glued together. Does that just come with practice?

Thanks in advance.

 

[SKSleighofHand]

You won't believe of how practise can actually improvise your skills. To answer yoru question, yes, practise makes perfect. To give you some tips, practise while you are watching your tv or practising while you are listening to your music. Remember, start off slow, and that will eventually add smoothness, increase the speed. Best of luck to you.

 

[Zeedub81]

Keep practicing, eventually one day you'll be doing it and notice that the cards aren't messy anymore.

 

[Riffleactionpalm]

He is using an Omni deck.

 

[zatch]

I'll say it also... practice

best advice you'll ever hear

 

[CorbinB]

I'm not much of a cardist but the few cuts I can do were always sloppy when I just started. So yes practice. On another note, what deck are you using? Some handle together better for cuts like aladdins or wynns. Use a newer deck. Hope I could help.

 

[scarecrow1]

I'm not much of a cardist but the few cuts I can do were always sloppy when I just started. So yes practice. On another note, what deck are you using? Some handle together better for cuts like aladdins or wynns. Use a newer deck. Hope I could help.

I use bikes.
Okay guys, I figured as much, so I'll be practicing