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Slip and Slide by Austyn - Video Download

Slip and Slide by Austyn - Video Download

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A BBM EXCLUSIVE VIDEO DOWNLOAD - Austyn's 'Slip and Slide' is a method in which you can reverse a card inside a RIFFLE SHUFFLE in an invisible and simple way. It looks incredible and the move can be done surrounded, while people are looking at your shuffle or not. There are no disturbances in the feel of the shuffle and no extra moves are necessary. As long as you can do a riffle shuffle, you’ll be able to do this.

This is such a powerful and versatile tool - you need this in your arsenal asap!

Note: Ending with the bridge at the end of the shuffle is not necessary!

CREDITS - 'Riffle Revolve' by Rich Aviles (2010). 

BONUS - Reil Char - Imagine being able to reverse a playing card from THE MIDDLE of the deck, with ONE HAND behind your back. Austyn has devised a beautiful way in which you can use a Charlier Cut in order to do exactly this. And, if you’re feeling bold, you can even do it in front of your audience, on the off-beat!

All you need to be able to do is a normal Charlier Cut.

CREDITS - “In Reverse” by Eric F. Impey (1931). While the basic methods are similar, Austyn provides additional variations for the move.

Additionally, Biz is going to teach you additional ideas, such as how you can reverse more than one playing card or perform the sleight without disturbing the order of the deck (for a mem deck).

RUNNING TIME - 16min

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Elliott

Thank you for the kind reply.
I can certainly see the beauty in the move, and feel it would be useful. It’s just that I found it trickier to learn than anticipated.

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Elliott

I found this move harder to learn than was advertised. Biz teaches two handlings but I genuinely couldn’t see the difference between them despite rewatching.

Thanks for taking the time to leave a review Elliott, and we’re sorry to hear you found the move harder to learn than expected.

We really appreciate the honest feedback. We know that sometimes a move can look much easier when demonstrated than it feels when you’re learning it yourself! What we would say is, we hope you persevere - sometimes the knacky nature of some sleights just suddenly unlocks - and this move is definately worth the effort.

Thanks again for giving it a go and for sharing your experience — feedback like this genuinely helps us improve how we present and teach our products.