Guest Interview: Jason Ladanye on Practice

[@jd87a]

"So amazing that I have to bring it up myself" definitely a reference to the master Ricky Jay: "A feat so impressive I am forced to mention it myself"

[@hokagekira]

i cant believe i missed this video!! had a learning session with Jason and I've been practising so that when I see him again for my next session i can learn even more

[@Chronyql]

I hope you enjoyed the hell out of your session

[@linvalwalker2337]

I'm late in terms of tuning into your channel, but man I'm in aww with your videos. Erudite discussions that are eloquently executed.

[@lars0334]

Love this video

[@ShogunLV]

Just thanks a lot for this type of content.

[@CardMagicByJason]

[@johnguzman2811]

My two favorite card manipulators. You two are so skillful, it's so satisfying to watch you guys practice.

[@Chronyql]

Thank you very much

[@CardMagicByJason]

TYTY!!

[@lukejodoin3449]

Wow, this was awesome…just what I needed

[@TheCasperUK]

Some incredible advise by a legend!!

[@CardMagicByJason]

[@miked4152]

That was great!

[@CardMagicByJason]

Thanks!!

[@raykwon7]

8:13 How riffle stacking goes for me! But anyways, this video is awesome. Jason’s practise drills are the pinnacle.

[@CardMagicByJason]

Stay with it!

[@henryphelan9768]

I love this so much!

[@CardMagicByJason]

Thanks for watching!

[@Chronyql]

I’m really glad you enjoyed it

[@raymondwilliams4346]

Excellent video! The most important thing with respect to practicing ANYthing in life, including working the cards, is to practice the right thing in the right manner, otherwise, all you'll do is (try to) master a bad move. A good example of this is boxing. Some boxers (even top ones) throw a jab and their guard hand will slip back or down a little as part of the motion. That's an extremely poor execution. When you're jabbing, you should keep your guard hand right next to the side of your chin, to protect it, with your elbow tucked into your ribs, to cushion any body shots. The same thing applies to working the cards. Practicing the right things in the correct manner, or way, makes perfect.

[@nel69k]

Ur the Best

[@ziadashraf2394]

These videos are amazing. Can you teach us the table faro!?

[@simons2006]

Hi, if you are interesed in table faro, you Can find it in Erdnase x Madison+you get lots of other stuff.

[@ziadashraf2394]

@@simons2006 can i talk to you? What is your instgram page??

[@simons2006]

But yes, i would like to learn riffle stacking from Jeremy, even though Jason England teaches it, but Jeremy is Jeremy. I guess i did not help you then😁

[@simons2006]

@@ziadashraf2394 sorry, i do not have Instagram. You Can find mr on Ellusionist discord, my name is SimonS

[@ziadashraf2394]

@@simons2006 I sent you there.

[@richbeck2432]

I love the journal of flaws. I have one of those, too. 🤣🙃😉

[@CardMagicByJason]

Always important!

[@Chronyql]

Literally my favorite part of that interview 😂

[@richbeck2432]

@@Chronyql a kicker ending just like in a perfect magic routine. 🎩

[@is.takayo4128]

Damn thats so friggin accurate...

[@CardMagicByJason]

TYTY

[@Chronyql]

The man knows his business

[@ashwathsalaskar52]

Really Helpful video! Can you take interview of 52Kards(Asad Chaudhry) in next video? BTW, please make a tutorial for Tabled Faro Shuffle

[@CardMagicByJason]

TY! I learned a tabled faro from watching the Martin Nash tapes back in the day.

[@Chronyql]

I’d love to do one with him at some point

[@TheGreatWooDing]

I can riffle stack 0 100% of the time! 😜

[@rubensilva2057]

How to be one of the best magic channels in KZbin: a small tutorial. Step one: be Jeremy. Thanks for watching my tutorial!

[@igorsvacic217]

Thats true I guess with everybody when talking cards. You will first develop that sense of knowing when you missed for sure before actually getting how to get it right. But that sense of knowing when you missed is perfectly usable skill also. You can cover later in perfrmance like in this "showing" you can easily do a double push off and count as one etc. PS. Jasons channel is SICK. It is SO sick that I REFUSED to believe some things were real. I was nah, he must be doing pseudo-things. But no. Fuck it. He does it for real. His things with dives are INSANE. But thats what you get with extreme talent, extreme will for practice, practicing SMART, and a damn Darwin Ortiz for mentor.

[@CardMagicByJason]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@this-is-not-a-channel-]

Yeah, that's right, let's just ignore that cabinet full of assistants