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Hacking Perception: Easy Card Tricks, and Cool Card Tricks!
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Hacking Perception: Easy Card Tricks, and Cool Card Tricks!

A Guide To Improving Dexterity, Boosting Self Confidence, and Creating Unforgettable Experiences for Everyone You Meet.
4.6 (21 ratings)
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1,478 students enrolled
Created by Blake Douglass, Jason Wethington
Last updated 7/2013
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  • 3.5 hours on-demand video
  • Full lifetime access
  • Access on mobile and TV
  • Certificate of Completion
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What you'll learn
  • By the end of this course you will have the ability to entertain any group at a moments notice with just a deck of cards.
  • You will gain self-confidence.
  • You will have a new skill that immediately sets you apart from others.
  • You will be able to bring fun, joy, and wonder to all who you encounter.
Requirements
  • A Deck of Cards
  • Two Hands
  • A Brain
Description

Why Take This Course: How to do Easy Card Tricks?

Learning magic isn't just about tricks and secrets, although there are plenty, there is so much more!

In this Easy Card Tricks and Cool Card Tricks Course you'll learn how to:

  • Do Easy Card Tricks
  • Entertain Any Group
  • Develop Your Creativity 
  • Add a Unique Angle to Your Presentations & Meetings
  • Improve Your Level of Confidence 

Along the way you'll learn how to incorporate the skills magicians use to create moments of wonder and astonishment in every situation. Magic is a universal language that speaks to anyone, anywhere, at anytime, and always leaves a lasting impression. 

Grab a Deck of Cards and Sign Up Now to this Ultimate Easy Card Tricks Course and learn how to do cool card tricks!

Who this course is for:
  • Everyone
  • Business Professionals
  • Teachers
  • Students
  • Parents
Course content
Expand all 46 lectures 03:31:25
+ – How To View This Course
1 lecture 00:34
In this lecture Blake goes over the best way to view this course to ensure that you learn every detail for success! 
How to Watch
Preview 00:34
+ – The Tricks (performance)
2 lectures 04:05
In this lecture Blake performs the first trick that will be taught in this course. The Fantastic Five!
Fantastic 5 Performance
Preview 01:39
Turn Over Card Performance
02:26
+ – The Bread and Butter
6 lectures 26:54
In this lecture Blake teaches you the card terminology you will need to know going forward in this course. 
Getting To Know Your Deck
01:31
In this lecture Blake teaches you the most fundamental piece of card magic, this is the grip you will use at almost all times in this course. 
Mechanics Grip
01:20
Not every deck is created equal! In this Lecture Blake tells you which decks are best to use for this course, and which ones to stay away from.
Types Of Decks
05:47
In this lecture Blake teaches the standard dealing procedure that will be used in the remainder of the course.
Standard Deal
01:38
In this lecture Blake teaches you how to give the deck a straight cut, and multiple cuts.
Single Cut & Double Cut
02:38
In this lecture Blake teaches you 3 different shuffles that will be utilized going forward in this course.
Riffle Shuffle, Overhand Shuffle, and The Hindu Shuffle
14:00
+ – The Sleights
2 lectures 05:17
In this lecture Blake teaches you your first usable principle in card magic. The key card principle!
Key Card Principle
02:39
In this lecture Blake teaches you how to spot a one way deck and how to use it to your advantage. 
One Way Deck Principle
02:38
+ – The Flourishes
2 lectures 09:31
In this lecture Blake teaches you a basic flourish for having a card selected.
In The Hands Spread
04:39
In this lecture Blake teaches you a flashy, fun flourish that can be used to have a card selected or just to show off!
Table Spread And Turnover
04:52
+ – The Tricks (explained)
2 lectures 16:40
In this lecture Blake explains and teaches the Fantastic Five from Section 2.
Fantastic Five Explanation
08:25
In this lecture Blake explains and teaches the Turn Over Card from Section 2.
Turn Over Card Explanation
08:15
+ – The Tricks (performance)
2 lectures 04:46
In this lecture Blake performs Design for Laughter, a card trick that makes the audience believe they have outsmarted you. Always get's a laugh!
Design for Laughter Performance
02:54
In this lecture Blake Performs Equivoque, a card trick that seems and looks like real mind reading!
Equivoque Performance
01:52
+ – The Sleights
3 lectures 13:12
In this lecture Blake teaches an essential move in card magic. The Glide!
The Glide
03:22
In this lecture Blake teaches you a super slick way to secretly obtain the identity of the top card.
The Glimpse
03:16
In this lecture Blake teaches you how to control a selected card to either the top or bottom of the deck.
Controlling A Card
06:34
+ – The Flourishes
2 lectures 04:48
In this lecture Blake teaches you the one handed fan flourish. Which much like it sounds is a fan of the cards done with one hand. Perfect for having a card selected.
One Handed Fan
Preview ImportContent
In this lecture Blake goes over the classic two handed fan. A great way to have a card selected and to establish yourself as a card handler.
Two Handed Fan
04:48
+ – The Tricks (explained)
2 lectures 11:56
In this lecture Blake teaches you Design For Laughter from Section 7.
Design For Laughter Explanation
04:44
In this lecture Blake teaches you Equivoque from Section 7.
Equivoque Explanation
07:12