Stealth Change?

Nov 20, 2007
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Hey man - this may or may not be helpful, because I don't actually know the change - but when you have the problem of multiple cards sliding, usually one thing to work on is a lighter touch, treating the deck of cards as a delicate object.

Again, this may or may not help, but I'm sure you'll get some more specific responses in the next day or two. Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but yeah, on the off chance it does, thought I'd post it. Good luck with the sleight.
 
Aug 21, 2008
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hey iam actually the one who brought this change back to the web, i thought i had created it but it turned out it had already been published, it was just very old.
this was my method: hold deck at the left bottom corner with thumb, right top corner with ring finger, if you hold it on the corners its easier for the card to slide. its also more silent if you bring your pinky in more b4 executing the move.
i really hope this helps
 
i do this change all the time instead of an ego or cardini
1: Try beveling the cards a little bit up when doing it
2: dont apply that much force to it just enough so it moves
3: try to do it sillently, by not applying that much pressure
4: keep practicing

Also when u get good enough at it, you can actually clean up in less than a second
Cleanup
do the change
1: when in the positon bring the cards into the card by curling your fingers.
2: just clean up like ego or cardini
3: bring hand to get card on bottom with palm and dribble ontop
 
You might want to try applying more pressure with your pinky and positioning it closer to the edge. (Not too much pressure though. ;D )

I love this move. It's almost like a reverse clipshift - it can be used as a control, false cut, or tenkai palm steal.

Oh yeah, after clipping the card, if you 'continue' even further you can shift the card to the bottom of the deck, except it'll be upside down. Just a thought.



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