The System = hell to learn from. It's packed with beautiful flourishes, but the teaching angles are the worst I've seen, that's the only negative thing I have to say about it. They're demonstrations really, not tutorials.
To quote Dan:
Moving on, here is a list from
The Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes:
1. ONE-HAND SINGLE CUTS
Charlier Pass
Thumb Cut
Pinkie Cut
Herrmann Cut
Scissor Cut
Horizontal Turn Cut
Vertical Turn Cut
Vertical Spin Cut
Roll Cut
L Cut
Extension Cut (X Cut)
Index Cut
“Pincer Grip Cut”
Helicopter Throw Cut
Straight Throw Cut
Roll Throw Cut
Flip Throw Cut
Hindu Throw Cut
Aerial Cut
2. ONE-HAND MULTIPLE CUTS
Charlier Tri-Cut
Thumb Tri-Cut
Turning Tri-Cut
Extension Tri-Cut
Running Thumb Cut
Charlier/Thumb “Shuffle”
“Five-Packet” Cut
L-X Quad Cut
Running L Cut
L-X Interpolation
Six-Packet Display Cut
Flip-Flop Cut
One-Hand Cut Miscellany
You can find performances (not tutorials) of these on the Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes DVD by Jerry Cestkowski, and you can learn how to do the moves from the book.
http://www.flourishman.com/ With some patience and persistence, you could learn many of them just by going through the DVD.
Then there is the One Hand Revolution, popularized by Brian Tudor. This cut has 5 variations to it.
There is also Devo's Cobra Cut... Fun.
