Sidewinder

This is a very versatile utility move. I have been practicing this for the past couple of weeks and I'm already starting to get comfortable with it. The teaching is with text and music but it's very well explained in my opinion. The use of a clear block in the instructions makes you really understand the finger motion. If you are an intermediate/advanced card handler and you want a refined side steal definitely check this out.

Ok lets talk about Sidewinder! For the cardistry magician, is a must have, really! I can't imagine now not doing this move in a performance. Its really nice and smooth, the gesture seem so natural. Don't forget to practice a lot before performing, because you can flash.
This is the move who really need practice toward a mirror, but once learned, its a pure jewel!
Have fun pal!

I've bought the video one or two weeks ago. I've started magic 1 year ago now. The move is really well explained. I don't really like when the video is put on pause to explain something, you always have to wait to see the move. When you just want to see the move again and again to understand how it works, you quickly wait a cumulative long time. BUT, the move is displayed from many angles so you can see exactly what is hapenning and this is real gold. The porn music used in the video drives you crazy, I had to mute the video but explanations are written so it's not a problem.

Recently, I learned top palming and one-handed top palming. These moves required practice, but they were not too difficult to hack. I saw that someone asked which is the difficulty of this move and Van. Inc. replied that the level of difficulty is similar to top palming. I don't agree with that. The core move for this trick is hard to learn. Thus far, I've learned intermediate moves such as pinky count, top palming, elmsley count, culling cards... These moves require practice but I was always quickly able to perform a rough version of these trick. Here, I've been working on the move for weeks, but I'm still searching how to perform the first step presented in the video. It's the hardest move I've tried to learn so far.

It's a really good move, the video explains it really well, but it's not an easy move to learn. But it's worth to learn it (I hope ha ha).