Card Magic Minute 20: New Video on the Double Turnover

http://aaronfisheramgic.com/coaching.htm
In this episode Aaron shares with you more candid thoughts to help super charge your performance of this misunderstood sleight. Even if you've seen Aaron's other work on double cards, you won't want to miss this.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• double lift
• double turnover
• aaron fisher
• paper engine

[aaronbfisher]

Thanks for your feedback kids - Just doing what i feel is right!

[pierremarielazaroo]

@skipumc53 It's just a question of principle, if something is watchable by anyone, anyone can learn what's in it. At least making it password protected, or impossible to find upon a simple youtube research, would be a good idea, i think.

[danielk0582]

I like to spin the double turned over card on top of the deck to show its singularity, then turn it back over ;) While holding the deck with the turned over card on top, kinda jerk your hand back then forward and the double will spin. While talking is nice, it shows you're not really "trying" to do anything. Then turn it back over and continue...

[skipumc53]

Thanks Aaron you are always spot on!

[skipumc53]

@pierremarielazaroo I don't think most people will actually look for it and if they don't know what or who they are looking for will they stumble on it by accident and if they do will they watch it?

[Captainjaq]

I'm loving these Aaron! Great job!

[opentoeshoes]

@AmosTheMagicMan

you are absolutely correct. Only magicians on Aaron's distribution list care. The idea that the general public is searching this out is silly. Aaron's previous magic minutes have only been seen by about 1500 people each time. Clearly, these are not getting exposed to the broader public.

[AmosTheMagicMan]

@pierremarielazaroo I agree.



[xanadu1215]

It's important to stop, look (in the mirror) and re-evaluate. Thanks Aaron...btw where are you podcasts? ;-)

ps

Thanks for making these public. Only magicians or potential magicians will watch these. No one else really care. I've learned (after 56 years of living) that people are only interested in themselves and not our little secrets. We just aren't that important that they care. :-D