Help! - Akira Flourish/Cut and TG Deck Flip

Hey guys Really need help on the Tg Murphy deck flip and akira cut please respond to me in either a message or private video and if its not too much to ask, a sybil tutorial? All the sybil tutorials i have seen have no voice teaching so PLEASE HELP!!! thank you to all the people who watch my videos!

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[assasinex0]

the trilogy - buck twins

[a7mido6]

you should have probably mastered the basics , and then get the trilogy , cuz the trilogy has been most helpful to intermediates , but my advise would be practice, scince you have the cd's practice is the only way youll learn them

[NathanielKhan]

i hate it how the little sucky kids get the good shit then try and show the tricks and flourishes

[cardfreakable]

i think you should firstlearn the basics from flourishs 101 if other people can learn sybil from the 101 series then there is no excuse for you too learn it after you have learnt sybil the go for akira

[08budokai80]

mecka is the easiest cut on the trilogy and if you can even do syble, why would you get the trilogy? it's for more advance people than you.

[blubird243]

its all about puting down the time to practice, learning the move and adjusting it slightly untill its most comfortable for you.

its not fun but its what you have to do to learn. and as you get better its great feeling, especially knowing how hard you worked.

i remember hating practicing eko cause i always dropped it and i totally thought i would absolutely never be able to learn it, but now i can do it really fast and consistantly and its one of my fav flourishes

[DeckedTigerUnit]

for tips on the tornado cut watch this vid by Virts "Card Flourish Tutorials - Virtuoso: 5 Tips on the Tornado Cut"

[wizznerd]

here's a tip i learned by doing it. to keep the tornado packet spinning without it getting jammed on the deck in your hand, use the left half of the pinky as the second pivot point. it worked really well for me

[henrycroston]

With the spin just keep a break a bit higher up

on the base of your thumb so the packet is clear of the rest of the pack

hope this helps

henry