Card Force Tutorials You Need To Learn! | 5x5 With Craig Petty

[@rolfschullenberg7589]

A great sequel to your first 5x5 Card Force tutorial. Very well explained, as always!

[@user-uq6ib2lg7m]

Fantastically helpful video. Thanks.

[@dancmkiii8461]

Best magic channel on KZbin, Great video Craig.

[@Stan_dart]

Brilliant 🎉 thank you

[@michaelaltman7838]

Craig Petty ! We love you !! Thank you all this and so much magic That you give to us every day We are appreciative, beholden, and indebted to you

[@ScottishDave83]

Fantastic. Thanks. For sharing. Love some more

[@VicDiniMagic]

Nice stuff

[@Davidblaine18]

Awesome! Thanks great stuff!!!!!

[@MattTheGreat2008]

In response to the force's original credits; The "Stupid Force" is the Goldin force in card college and probably where a lot of people learned it. Created by Horace Goldin, presumably around the turn of the century 20th century. The pullback force is a Henry Christ force, earliest I could see it published is in The Jinx in 1940 under the "Stop When Ready" Force.

[@Davidblaine18]

The many Expressions OF JACK!! Lol

[@dgoldberg2008]

Like it!

[@DrEdBlitch]

Excellent teaching! Easy to follow!!

[@darrengreenfield-jd6dz]

G'day mate. Really enjoyed this. Definitely use 4 of the 5. Keep these coming. Cheers Craig

[@bkstudio1990]

For the stupid force you can also force someone on your left and the cross your right hand under you left arm to offer them the card to add a little more convulution to sell it.

[@paulroberts6509]

Sent you a PM mate, 👏👏👏👏

[@darrenhadden1037]

A+ forces. Stupid force wss my favorite. 🎉

[@charlesgauthier2166]

I love these! Thank you!

[@Nightmare91o]

Dude looked like he'd rather be watching grass grow

[@mbcx9ts2]

I first learnt the cull force in a Chris Ramsey video but he only had one card under the spread not a block which is less likely to be seen, he also asked them to say stop when he thumbed through the cards instead of getting the spectator to touch a card which is a nice alternative and stops the spectator trying to grab the card. I'd forgotten about the stupid force and the bevel force, which I think looked so much better face-down, and might be a better alternative than a slip-cut force. I've never been a big fan of the pull back force because it doesn't look natural to me as you have to cover the selected card. I've came up with a slight variation; if you get a break above the force card you can then do the add-on move when removing the face-up cards, this then feels like you have instantly removed all the face-up cards.

[@magicrev]

I love the stupid force. I have no idea where i learned it but it's such a fooler. Similar to a cross cut force in a lot of ways.