SLEIGHT TUTORIAL : Palm A Playing Card (EASILY)

[@nathanbulthuis4972]

I wish I would have started doing magic 20 years ago thank you for teaching me to feel like a kid again and enjoy such a great thing that is MAGIC

[@infusixtv204]

“How many yellow clothes do u want to wear on cardistry con?“ Alex : “Yessss“

[@userhavemia7497]

ouh ok

[@davidbailey6680]

Thanks, that second angle you thought of makes it alot easier to understand. Thanks.

[@stardom3915]

You make awesome videos!!!! I saw ur video with Shin Lim. U should participate in AGT too!! You can be a champion.

[@mantisshrimp9637]

He said that that’s not his style

[@JeffMoche]

Really like this. I'm lukewarm about the lateral card palm as a middle placement, but replacing as the top card looks terrific.

[@SagarRaghav012]

all time favorite alex

[@tthecreator743]

The thing about the deck used is that it reflects green light when palming. This is not a problem with every palm but that just means you'd have to test and check your tricks in the mirror to see if this is a problem.

[@zgau0817]

That would be a problem, but I think you should always check tricks palms whatever in the mirror Hope you still do magic and sorry if I was nagging

[@vibhutisainath4888]

Love you Alex from india

[@hellohi4644]

Isn't the 2nd palm technique technically the snap deal(laser deal)

[@daabyss167]

Yo yo yo was up Alex!!?!?

[@alexcalatayudpiquer1077]

I think this guy likes some of the noc😁😁 i like this Chanel bro

[@Alk_Nonymo]

Cool lil' moves to add to the pool of options in the cardician's toolbox. And it seems that there will be an addition to my humble collection of NOCs very soon, héhéhé...

[@timswan1214]

Love the tutorials! Love the new decks! Cant wait for the next video

[@DanielHuckins]

Dude the new spiderman movie was awesome!!

[@nyx246]

Great tuitorial!! Keep up the good work, mate :)

[@luisfer2701]

Excelente videoo, saludos desde México 💪

[@gabrielduguay5690]

Noc backwards spells con for cardestrey con

[@cardmaestro9423]

First yaaaaaaaaay your biggest FAN 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@ReubenLardizabal]

This is gonna be useful for my card magic. Professional magician here! Comment below if your a magician from the Philippines.😊 Awesome decks Alex!

[@sleightlyperfection93]

Wow, we keep on bomping into each other Reuben (I'm the guy who had that debate with the russian genius)

[@ReubenLardizabal]

@@sleightlyperfection93 hahahha! Yeah! A very long debate. Nice to meet you man.

[@sleightlyperfection93]

@@ReubenLardizabal nice to meet you too. I loved you stage act.

[@ReubenLardizabal]

@@sleightlyperfection93 yes. Hahahah! Small world for magicians.

[@wendyvank]

Okay - I have been able to overcome my small hands in so many ways - I can do multiple one handed cuts which I thought I could never do but I can't figure out how to plam a card. This video is by far is the easiest move but I can't get full coverage on the card - I mean not even close! There is one, single position - very carefully placed where it doesn't show but in any kind of "trick" getting the card placed exactly in that specific position is almost impossible. This one is especially hard because the deck would have to be in a very specific position for me to palm one off - it would be so unnatural for me to sit there and try to line it up. I tried in front of video to see if I could get my hand down fast enough but really - no go - it's just so obvious. All it would take is one person looking at my hand and the gig would be up. Any suggestions? Special exercises? LOVE LOVE LOVE your tutorials by the way!

[@bamboookizeme6208]

you can use your wrist/arm to help you palm cards as well. Even though it's called palming, you don't have to hide the cards in your palms only. Also, don feel as if you have to keep the card straight while palming.

[@wendyvank]

@@bamboookizeme6208 Thanks - tried it but it doesn't work. The problem is the diameter of my wrist is 2.25" at it's widest spot which is where it intersects with my hand; an inch further down my arm it shrinks to 2". The cards are 2.75 inches. I can squeeze the card using the base of my pinky and thumb to curl it - the problem is that by that point my hand is in a completely contorted position *and* the damned card is still visible on either side of my wrist... Seriously, this problem is the bane of my existence in sleight of hand! I'm 57 years old so no chance of growing. I'm just incredibly small boned. There has GOT to be another solution. Ugggh!

[@wendyvank]

One other thing - I can do a tenkai palm but man - I have about 1/8th of an inch play on either side of my wrists. The angle of my hand has to be perfect for someone looking at me from the side for them to not see the card. The slightest tilt of my hand and it's all over. Plus, you can't use tenkai in a lot of these moves.

[@bamboookizeme6208]

@@wendyvank Im sorry, I may not have anymore insight to help you out. Perhaps there would be a deck of cards that is smaller in size but of great quality? I am sure other people have thought about this so this could possibly have a pending kickstarter project to be backed.

[@wendyvank]

@@bamboookizeme6208 Thanks for your reply! Bicycle and others make bridge decks which are smaller and are good for me - I just don't want to use smaller cards! I don't know - they just look... small. The average person would pick up on it right away. But there are smaller cards out there and I do have them. I used them a lot to practice my one handed cuts that seemed impossible to do with a larger deck but now I can do them with a regular deck. Maybe with enough practice I will be able to hit that very small "sweet spot" in my palm with ease. Right now it frustrates me to no end because so many amazing affects are done with palming.

[@rudiiofficial3657]

Good trick I'am from indonesia

[@y4ok]

You are the best I love you

[@choppy2468]

👍🏻👍🏻🤯🤯🤯 i must have them!!

[@jeffreystockdale8292]

The “bottom palm” leaves the card the wrong way, is there one you can teach where the back of the card is facing your palm?

[@jorgemirabal9492]

Sweet thanks for sharing

[@nganthoibamangang2241]

Yo yo... Alex great tutorial

[@syamshengu7929]

this man is cool

[@userhavemia7497]

alex pandrea love from *EARTH*

[@abhinavharihar8013]

Yesss another vid from the god himself🔥🔥

[@adamtoy1167]

You r Superman of trick.

[@DanielHuckins]

And how much will the cardistry con Noc decks be when they’re sold online??

[@ReubenLardizabal]

Subscribed to you man. More magic to you!

[@georgemillward2069]

I have a lot of experience with card magic. My suggestion is to study Ed Marlo on the lateral palm also study Jim Steranko. From what I see you might be good at juggling but nobody sees any magic. If you have apparently done only normal actions and the magic still happens, then you are a magician.

[@ManojRajBareili]

Wow great..💕

[@rickyd5048]

I saw spider man too!!! So cool!!!

[@joe-gx2ev]

Yes I'm early in a huge fan alex

[@chiellazona5624]

I have a question.. is there a difference between plastic cards and paper cards? Is it better to use paper cards in card tricks?

[@patrickcarter8762]

Yes you «must» use PAPER cards because there are many things/moves/sleights you can not do with plastic cards. Also plastic cards are making a LOT of noise which is a problem in many tricks. Plastic are good for poker or jumbo cards but not for magic neither for cardistry 🙃

[@hellohi4644]

U use plastic cards if u want to use them for card throwing and letting people handle them like playing poker etc..

[@hellohi4644]

The quality of plastic cards are lower in every way compared to paper cards. U shouldn't care as much for plastic cards compared to paper cards. Take care of paper cards

[@chiellazona5624]

Thank you

[@FelixFrost]

On the second move, when placing the card, erect your thumb up immediately after you place it. It adds to the credibility. Credit to Xavier Perret for this one.

[@Coachratanak]

I love u alex

[@xtreme0072]

I wanted to learn an easy palm and there it came

[@kharibamkunjarani209]

Great

[@blackmvs5868]

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[@peulfiction]

0:15 good flow omg

[@prashil3k594]

It's funny how the back of the card is "Green"

[@sospam3417]

I was actually a bit disappointed Alex did not give a reference there

[@اقوالمنذهب]

Do dôme performance with thé tutorial

[@kakalala1173]

I wish I could come to cardistry con 😭♥️

[@cardmaestro9423]

Why aren’t there any views yet😨

[@andremostert2534]

Great tutorial as always Alex. 1 Question though:) Why dont you respond to e-mails?

[@jasonharris1636]

he NEVER responds to any1, any time. E V E R !

[@TravisJones1979]

I'm first what's up alex.. do a bio on yourself. Like how you are able to work with all these magicians.

[@b3arwithm3]

Easy if your hand is big enough. Mine barely fits a card and I keep flashing any palming

[@lordbountifulitsme7919]

Enjoy your Hair, you will not have it for ever, and don't forget the sunscreen 🤣 Please keep up with your great magic 🎩7❤️⁉️🙏

[@hzff7523]

snap deal?

[@jpvenkat573]

Alex any more palming tutorials

[@farhannr28]

I am early!!!! It's just 2 minutes!!!!

[@l0pinox-545]

I want to buy your deck but ... the only move I am able to do is the Chalier cut xD

[@hudders11]

We've all been there 😅 practise. Highly recommend 52kards as a great channel for a wide array of sleights which are well taught and aimed at all skill levels. Theres a lot of terrible tuition on KZbin but you can't go wrong with Asad. And this channel right here of course (nod to pandrea)

[@user-cm9tc5zz5r]

We all startet there

[@kingpingamming4755]

Best magician ever after dynamo and also bro q & a video please

[@xfatalxflawx]

Yo yo yo guys, it's OpticScumpi... I mean Alex Pandrea, and today...

[@derekmichael7141]

Yeo

[@shiverysoul8419]

Good tutorial I’m 12 so it’s ahard to palm

[@surajm9156]

I swear this is my first video after watching Spiderman far from home

[@amitavachaki479]

45th.

[@igorsvacic217]

I would just add up that ppl you should do an invisible control before this. You obviously dont have to, but it is helpfull. Its much easier to get away with this kind of moves if the spectator thinks his card is in the middle, and if you give him "by accident" all to cues that you are not holding breaks, etc. You give all those convincers in the process, just by the way you handle the deck. Dont you EVER forget, they DONT KNOW where you are going to with the trick, so, dont run when you arent being chased. If you know a good switch, its also of humongous help. If the spectator "clearly sees" his card sticking out of the deck, he will just not even suspect you are doing something weird, all untill his card isnt pushed in. As long as its sticking outjogged of the deck, you have all the time in the world.

[@muhammadarsalanarsalan5102]

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[@gllitch2904]

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[@petrenko401]

Super🔥 inst: viktor_an

[@magicman1086]

Ahahahaha. A snap deal to steal a single playing card. First tutorial on youtube where theres been some snap but curl the index finger under also and extend them simultaneously.

[@essnah]

Lol Noc Backwards is Con

[@balramr5125]

Hey ,Alex ... Can u just trim u r beard...

[@nope79005u]

Please. Like don't shave it, but at least trim it

[@DanielHuckins]

His beard is great👌👌 don’t cut or trim it

[@balramr5125]

@@DanielHuckins 😓😓

[@saravananthilaga1322]

Pls decrease ur speech bro...

[@m4ddyk]

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