Another deckflip using the pinky-index grip.
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Another deckflip using the pinky-index grip. I wouldn't be suprised if this wasn't original so if you've seen this before don't hesitate to tell me. These rotations about an axis parallel to the short edges are something I've wanted to do for a long time. I'm finally starting to be somewhat consistent at them. imo, they fit incredibly well with cuts like Spratt's Day 11, like pictured here. That being said, I find them really hard to catch cleanly and in a satisfying way. The deck usually ends up being caught by the ring finger instead of by the pinky. This makes a small, incredibly annoying regrip recessary before going back to a stradle grip. If anybody is interested, I find they work best if you place all three finger slighty off center towards you. But getting optimal placement is really hard, at least for me, at the end of a combo.
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Another deckflip using the pinky-index grip. I wouldn't be suprised if this wasn't original so if you've seen this before don't hesitate to tell me. These rotations about an axis parallel to the short edges are something I've wanted to do for a long time. I'm finally starting to be somewhat consistent at them. imo, they fit incredibly well with cuts like Spratt's Day 11, like pictured here. That being said, I find them really hard to catch cleanly and in a satisfying way. The deck usually ends up being caught by the ring finger instead of by the pinky. This makes a small, incredibly annoying regrip recessary before going back to a stradle grip. If anybody is interested, I find they work best if you place all three finger slighty off center towards you. But getting optimal placement is really hard, at least for me, at the end of a combo. #cardistry #onehandedcut
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