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Phobic Card by Biz - Exclusive Download

Phobic Card by Biz - Exclusive Download

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A BBM EXCLUSIVE VIDEO DOWNLOAD - This huge project collects together THREE of Biz’s ingenious visual card ‘pops’ - moments when playing cards gymnastically leap from the deck. Nothing screams card handling expertise to the layman like a playing card defying the laws of gravity and throwing itself from the pack.

#1 POPCAT - when an apparently squared, tabled deck is simply lifted up, one card flies from the centre of the pack. Once you have this mastered, Biz teaches you a method for producing multiple cards.

#2 DRIBBLE POP - a selection is lost in the centre of the deck. You dribble the cards between your hands, and in that very motion the selection hurls onto the table.

#3 POPDOG - with the deck starting in dealers grip you riffle the front edge of the pack, causing a card to fire from the deck.

Brilliantly Biz has routined all of these moves together into a modular, multi-phase routine that gives you the perfect playground for all your new ninja-esque skills.

(Of course you are free to use each new sleight on it’s own, or dropped into routines you already do).

The 48min video download will teach you POPCAT, THE DRIBBLE POP and POPDOG, all broken down and explained across nine packed chapters.

And remember, although the moves will require some practise, they are much easier than they look! And with Biz’s thorough, detailed tuition you’ll have picked them up in no time.

Featuring:

The Full Routine Performed
Popcat Explained 
Popcat Applications
Dribble Pop Explained
Popdog Explained
Putting It All Together
Taking It Further
Credits

Running Time - 48min

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Mark Gallo
I love this

I love the ones where the cards have a life of their own, and this is definitely one of those. Biz starts by talking about the Jacks--one's a military type, one's a forester, etc. He takes one from the deck and moves it about a foot away. It jumps back to the deck without him moving his hand. (No threads or anything.) Then the Jack goes into the deck, but it shoots out. It pairs with another card, and they both shoot out.

He picks up the deck, and as he dribbles cards to the table, a card shoots out.

He riffles the front of the deck, and a card shoots out.

Can be done with your deck or theirs.

All of the camera work is over-th- shoulder, so it's easy to follow. The instruction is very clear. For some of it he uses translucent plastic blocks instead of cards, so you can see where the about-to-shoot card should be placed.

He gives story lines. Also tips for things like using different get-readies, so you don't do it the same way every time.

A very, very thorough tutorial of a very magical effect. The cards seem to have a life of their own, and nobody has to remember anything (unless you want to have a selection fly around). It's surprising, fun, and you'll be given credit for a lot of skill. A very good value, too.