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Postby Magic-N00B » Jun 18th, '06, 21:30



Hey guys, i was just wondering who can and who cant shuffle with both hands ?

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Postby Citrus » Jun 18th, '06, 21:41

Hey

I can do most shuffles with both hands, except the one handed ones :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Postby AJ82 » Jun 18th, '06, 22:35

Same hear. Both except for one handed ones :lol: I do find it easier with my left though.

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Postby Zero000 » Jun 20th, '06, 08:29

i can shuffle with both hands... but with feet? thats a different story

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Postby Mydas » Jun 20th, '06, 08:58

I shuffle my feet often, too. Especially when dancing. That's great ... anyway, thank God that people trust my shuffling of the legs and don't want to cut them. :lol:

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Postby leighton » Jun 20th, '06, 09:36

I thought both hands were required for a basic shuffle! :shock:
No wonder the cards just sit there in dealer grip :lol:

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Postby Option » Jun 20th, '06, 11:11

I can't do one-handed shuffles. They take too much strength to bend the cards.

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Postby Magic-N00B » Jun 20th, '06, 17:39

Does it matter if you can only do the tricks with your best hand ? or would you prefer me to learn tricks with both hands ?

Thanks :wink:

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Postby Mydas » Jun 20th, '06, 18:04

There are certain areas where skill with both hands is really recommended. But card magic is not it ...

OFFTOPIC: I am a right handed person, but I always hold the deck in my right hand, doing the dirty work with my left. I couldn't start being normal, I'm well too used to it this way :D.

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Postby Miles More Magic » Jun 29th, '06, 06:34

I am right handed, but do a one handed shuffle better with my left hand. It's rubbish when I try it.

You will find that you will use different hands for different sleights, shuffles etc. If I am reading how to do something in a book and I need to turn the pages, I practice with my left hand. Purists might say that you should be as good with either hand, but at this stage I would get as confident as you can with one hand first.

Only my opinion, you may want to perfect one thing so you can use either hand first.

Good question really. Hope that some of the magicians out there who are good at sleights will give you some better answers.

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Postby cordenadam » Jun 29th, '06, 11:33

I can do an overhand shuffle with both hands, but all other shuffles its really difficult, and feel uncomfortable, and i can do the one handed shuffle taught on the jeff mcbride dvd took some time but i can do it :lol: But it ruins the cards.

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