Orthogonal Shuffle Tutorial

Math's Vlog:
http://www.Youtube.com/MathsVlog

The Orthogonal Shuffle is a flourish that I invented (I made it up a while ago, but I haven't thought of the name until the day I made the tutorial). The word "orthogonal" is a synonym for "perpendicular" which in this case refers to the two halves of the deck before and after the first shuffle. They overlap vertically before and horizontally after. Apparently, this move was already invented elsewhere, but I somehow came up with it independently.

The two shots next to the water were taken next to the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge, LA on July 4, 2009. I have a video of the footage from that day at my other channel, Math's Vlog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTt0sEsQymM

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• card
• flourish
• manipularion
• cardistry
• xcm
• tutorial
• math
• nerd

[jagger1865]

damnit i cant do anything with these crappy ass grip cards there maverick poker cards and they are the grippiest cards in the damn world

[heroeschicken]

man, you have gotten so good

[BreakingTheCode430]

thanks man, that's an awesome little shuffle, eff the people saying this isn't good, it's simple and flashy. 5/5 and faved.

[trollcommander]

U dont invent this kind of thing

Its just a basic double shuffle

[MAG1CMAN93]

AWESOME POINT!!!!

[josiewhales]

you get an awesome point

[ACEKING26]

i like this shuffle

[ColeFri]

1:23, you could also pinch at the left corner with your thumb and the top right with index/middle, putting it back into the original faro. then weave it.

[MrCardplayer]

thats great!!!!!!!

[geriammad]

Similar to something by Joel Paschall, cool nevertheless