The JENKO POPOUT is a simple, self-working, visual, one handed card move, which is impromptu and can be used with any deck you want.
The move is self-working, which means when you're ready to pop the card(s) out, all you have to do is riffle the deck.
This can be done with literally any deck of playing cards, such as Bicycle, Tally Ho, Bee, Chinese, and even Indian playing cards.
The video explanation is 35 mins in total, you learn how to execute the move, card controls, and card turnovers.
"The move is not difficult at all, it's pretty self-working. It's just knacky" - Patrick Kun
"This is so cool" - Andrei Jikh
"I LOVE IT!!!! Simple and Visual. Fantastic" - Joe Monti
"The moves looks insane!" - Shin Lim
The impossible bottle is a mechanical puzzle that has been out for over hundreds of years. People from all over the world have been impressed by the art form of putting an item inside of a bottle, which normally wouldn't fit.
The art of placing an item, which can't fit through the neck of a bottle has been done for over hundreds of years. Lots of people have wanted to learn this art form, but never had any video recourses for learning the basics.
The whole video is around 37 minutes and it's a step by step instructional video on how to create your own impossible bottle. In the end of the video I break one of my older impossible bottles to show the playing cards handle.
The card spring is the most popular, flashy, and impressive card flourish you can do. Anyone that loves watching magic has already seen the card spring on TV, magazine, video, or photo. The card spring fits excellently for magic tricks, gambling demonstrations, and the show of skill.
You'll receive a 20+ min video explanation on:
● Holding the deck
● Holding the pressure and release the pressure
● Springing one card at a time at a constant pace
● Springing the cards up to 4 feet ( 1 meter +)
