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Mefistofeles wrote:
On the other hand, I really don´t like Brian Tudor videos. His material is very repetitive, two much two handed cuts (as well as Dan & Dave). Also Tudor is not a good teacher at all, so I wouldn´t recomend his videos.
But if you´re interested on sybils and endless similar variations of two hand cuts he might be your solution.

Well I have The Heckler by Mr Tudor and it rocks. The instruction is fine, and his technique is truly awesome.

Are you sure? OK.........check out the Handlordz DVDs and I bet you, you´ll want to edit your last post lol

Brian Tudor is an AWFUL teacher.. sure he is really good.. his performance impresses me.. he doesnt have much personality though.. and he cant teach well.. his instruction is POOR>

Check out Superhandz.. handlordz.. you will never turn back

Don't hold his lack of personality against him. 90% of "magicians" have the same ailment. By and large they are very colourless people whether they are performing or not.

Personally, I prefere the one handed overhand shuffle to the one handed riffle or faro shuffle. The one handed overhand shuffle is just a serries of sissor cuts. It is very flashy and pretty easy to do (easier than most other one handed methods).

I don´t want to offend but the one handed overhand shuffle you say SHOULD BE known as "running scissors cut" because that´s exactly what it is. I mean it really doesn´t look like an overhand shuffle because the normal move (two hands) is by "stripping" blocks of cards parellels to the rest of the deck and not in a circular motion as in the scissors cut.

The REAL one handed overhand shuffle is actually VERY HARD to do and it is explained on Jerry´s encyclopedia of playing card flourishes.

By the way, the one hand faro is hard to do but it is more impressive and smooth.

Peace