Cardistry Bootcamp | Modern Classics of Cardistry

Today, we are introducing moves that we deem to be classics. Like the video for classic videos, the list is neither comprehensive nor absolute so feel free to let us know if you think we missed anything in the comment section!
We want to give special thanks to Antoine Thomas (Ryoma) and Ethan Butler for giving us feedback and helping us fact check this video.
Music: Intelligent Matters - Nothing Less
Where to Learn these Moves (original tutorials only):
1. 360 Fan - Published in "New Magic of Japan" by Phil Goldstein and Richard Kaufman
2. Paddidle - Can be found in Jerry's book "The Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes", which is sold on Amazon
3. L Cuts - Can be found in Jerry's book "The Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes", which is sold on Amazon
4. The Werm - • THE WERM - Beginner Tu...
5. Mary Jane - Can be found on Dan and Dave's DVD "The System", which is sold on numerous online magic stores
6. Anaconda - Can be found in "Anaconda DVD" which Bone released together with The Virts. (not available)
7. Flicker & Flicker Shot - Can be purchased on The Virts' website as an add-on
8. Squeeze - Can be purchased on The Virts' website as an add-on
9. Pandora - Can be found on Dan and Dave's DVD set "The Trilogy", which is sold on numerous online stores
10. Bullet - Can be found on Andrei's DVD "Genesis", which can be found on theory11.com
11. Backdrop - Can be found in Kevin Ho's tutorial bundle "One Card EP", which can be found on artofmagic.com
12. Palm Shift Isolation - • Cardistry for Beginner...
13. Riffle Fan - • Tutorial: RIFFLE FAN b...
14. Bolis (AKA Trigger) - Currently unavailable
15. Spin Doctor - Can be found on Tobias & Oliver's DVD "Director's Cut" as a bonus tutorial. However, the DVD is currently not sold anywhere.
16. Waterwheel - No tutorial available
17. Friffle - • Friffle │ Cardistry Tu...
18. Pincho - • Pincho │ Cardistry Tut...
19. Fy Fan - No tutorial available
20. Bloom - Can be found on Zach & Noel's tutorial bundle "Cardistry High". However, the DVD is currently not sold anywhere.
21. Dump - Can be found on Frank's tutorial bundle "Dump", which can be purchased on Gumroad (gumroad.com/l/...)
Playlist of all videos used:
• Classic Moves Videos

[@frankistea]

Thanks for featuring Dump! 💛

[@hiddensilver6021]

I think Mantra by Tobias Levin deserved a mention here. One of the most popular one handed cut.

[@lotusinhand]

We found a lot of errors in the last video so we re-uploaded this video again. Sorry for spamming you guys and we hope you all enjoy!

[@iamnotanonymous3983]

lotusinhand hey um the waterwheel variations you said like ripple and double dribble is that other one u said aura or something else

[@lotusinhand]

I am not anonymous Ora by Tien

[@Rimi-_-]

so now I have something to do during the quarantine 😌👍 Thank you

[@EVINwithaK]

I have to say again guys, credit where credit is due. The quality of the videos are fantastic! Daniel you do such a great job briefly explaining each move and their significance. Keep up the great work as always

[@juhovuorela8623]

Great list, only thing that comes to mind is that Rainbow Spring deserved at least an honorable mention imo

[@abilawaandamari8366]

This is so informative, perfect for a beginner like me. Thank you so much.

[@valovanonym]

3:00 this guy has a virtuoso deck and a fontaine T-shirt :)

[@gulraizz9982]

The guy is nguyen hoang duy the ccc winner of 2016

[@kijeongshion6964]

@@gulraizz9982 he's a legend

[@reggie_the_cardist1663]

I feel Carnahan fan deserved to be on this list

[@bethbernhardt6720]

I'm going to try to describe squeeze with words : smooth, flashy two-handed cut

[@manthantak1223]

You guys are my inspiration to do cardistry and yes l learned my things from you thanks.

[@jeanfuentes7215]

Phased, I think you guys missed out on that one. Possibly even Fairfax.

[@ryoma4148]

Very good video, good research effort, cardistry community needs more teams like yours :)

[@marvinlilienfeld7476]

It was really informative and inspired me to practice more Cadistry ; )

[@ferrous3307]

Wow I found this channel and I love it

[@vex9390]

Thanks for mentioning the 360 fan!

[@monarch8086]

So helpful! Been looking for names to flourishes

[@UniversalKutub]

found a lot of moves i was looking for here, thanks!

[@DinizMateus18]

Great video and great channel

[@devrajyaguru2271]

Thank you I am trying to practice every move i can. Please teach tornado cut

[@haku107]

Legolove by Nikolai Pedersen for sure. I think it's a pretty recent move to be considered modern

[@ENYOJi]

great video!

[@bhumeshpatel1541]

Grt video..it healps a lot for biggener to understand the cardestry...thnk u

[@crizzy777]

very nice!

[@mentalitymonster6601]

Big upvote for the vid

[@ngoctan2512]

Moves in this list is also very easy to impress laymen.

[@AmorphousEcru]

Stun Gun by Ambrose & Jackson 5 by DnD were pretty popular, at least at a certain time

[@valentinhoedlmoser]

I would have put phobos deimos on the actual list! :)

[@victormanaen9632]

Loved it

[@sethlewis4831]

this is perfect

[@Nickasfghjklguzzi]

More honorable mentions: tetris and above the horizon by franky morales. Phaced by tobias levin. Skater cut and kickflip by dan and dave buck. My bad by nikolaj. Joz and mercades by alajandro. Prism by andrew avila. Nimbus by chase duncan. Revolver by kevin ho

[@lotusinhand]

Nick Guzzi FYI the Skater cut is by Joey Burton

[@jamesnavarro3901]

So no Phobos Deimos? That was the move that made noel heath's skills be more recognized in the cardistry community. That was his sort of introduction to be one of the best nowadays.. Plus, it has a lot of potential variations...

[@ZoroCOPS]

The barlo 2 should be there,and why not a sybil since is one of the best false cuts.

[@hectordavid6653]

I didn't seen the sybil (I think it must have been there), but it was great. I think you must make a video about the ethics of the Cardistry

[@Tichooon]

Its been half a year whats up with you guys? I was so hyped about this channel ;(

[@lotusinhand]

Stuff coming really soon don't worry.

[@kyurdi]

I think that the intro of Rolling Stones, by Tobias Levin, could be a classic. What do you think?

[@ewijaya9278]

I wouldve liked the yo! by Lee Asher to have been on here

[@MichiSport]

Five Faces of Sybl

[@aronquemarr7434]

Waterbend isn't here.

[@amblaye128]

where is the Judo flip?

[@Dustin227]

Helloooo???? Where’d you go??

[@Leo-ov8qe]

Are he dead???

[@lotusinhand]

We'll be back soon ;)

[@Leo-ov8qe]

Yay!!!!!☺

[@salamangkero666]

How about the structures and shapes? Triangle, pyramid displays etc.

[@limi5962]

what is the black card called，with ff on the back

[@justuschiang4710]

As to Bloom, it's awkward that very few would like to practice anti-Faro. Is that for 怠惰？! :)

[@yangjim9550]

Could I know which movie did the Pandora come from?

[@christopherbeltran5020]

wat about water bend

[@mxy1824]

mantra is missing

[@RioJuzuf]

poco by the cuso & vertigo by dnd

[@xristoslevenths1749]

Rio Juzuf bad flourishes

[@blaisejackson4917]

I was first in the last one

[@2z2o]

3:58 what is this guy's name?

[@oliverriezebos]

rly nice video guys, but palm shift iso isnt by jaspas, no one knows by who

[@lotusinhand]

Thanks, but the palm shift iso is indeed by Jaspas.

[@oliverriezebos]

lotusinhand Zach mueller says in cardistry high it isnt

[@pi4music]

However, Zach Mueller isn't the only authority on cardistry

[@epicgaming528]

Jaspas was the first known person to do the palm shift iso in a cardistry video and is probably the creator of the move itself, yes.

[@oliverriezebos]

Jedrick Prudente he was the first one showing it in A vid he didnt Make it himself

[@zining6203]

6.Anaconda by Bone Ho Not Unavailable???

[@lotusinhand]

Bourbon丶 Yup. Unfortunately The Virts no longer sell that DVD.

[@ryoma4148]

lotusinhand didn't Bone rerelease it for free on his youtube channel tho?

[@lotusinhand]

ryoma4148 if we are not mistaken he only released the eye cut for free on his channel. Not the Anaxonda.

[@zining6203]

lotusinhand Yeah So that should be “unavailable”, not “Not unavailable” I get the idea anyway ahahaha

[@lotusinhand]

fixed

[@AdioAurel]

lol imo I don't think Pincho is easy to perform smoothly

[@HM-lq3km]

buseongna

[@justuschiang4710]

Actually, people only absorb a tiny part of Mary Jane and few are willing to make the whole move perfect.

[@tacticalkiller1]

Great video!