Looper By Ladislas Toubart | Cardistry Tutorial In Hindi

Hey guys, welcome to another video Today in this video, we are going to learn about loops Loopers are a type of cardiac move. which was created by Ladslas Tobar And they released this move first. A lot more in your DVD breakout and afterwards When the changes came, this is the basic version of the loopier. At the same time, I would also like to clarify one more thing, which is that Yes, I have obtained their permission before shooting the video. I had asked them whether I could make a tutorial on this. Hmm, then they said, "Okay, no problem," and they've already agreed. And this is the complete tutorial for Loopers So without any further ado Let's get into the explanation Before starting the video I'll show you a raw performance So, the loop looks something like this when viewed Alright, and this completes our closure. All right Before learning this, there's one more thing: the card you're using Should not be too slippery or too new What if you use slightly older cards? If you start looping, the cards will fall down. Chans that will be less and cards that are well squared up It will be more slippery when you use the card. Then the chance of the card falling will become quite high, but doing The first stage, as we normally take a Z grip It also has a Z grip, but in a slightly different position. Okay, so first You have to hold the deck in the way that Here is my pinky, here are two fingers, here. And here is the index finger, thumb here, okay, right now what is here You must change this grip in such a way, So what will happen? You'll have to grab it by extending the deck like this. What will your right hand do next? He will break open a small packet and make a Z-grip type one. Alright, so normally we used to make the Z grip like this In this, we will create it in this wave. Alright, so after making this Z grip, what should you do next? The packet on your left hand You have to grip it using your pinky. ring and middle finger, that's fine, something like this Once you take this grip, you'll easily manage your own You can let go of the index finger and thumb And this packet will comfortably stay here, gripped securely. Once again, you are in this position; the left hand you have It's a packet; you need to grip it in this manner. And as for the middle packet, you need to do something like this With the help of the index finger and with the help of the right hand, in this manner It needs to be rested. It's fine on top of this packet, something like this, the rest If you do it, then this packet here, the middle packet, now you What will you do with your right hand's middle finger? And the ring finger flips you like this with this hand It's fine to place it this way on top, so here I am Tell me my index if you let me know the position below this card. The finger is bent in this way, that's correct, and its the way that packet was resting up there, it made me It's not under the packet; it's on top of the packet, and this is kind. acting as a support are If I don't support it with my thumb, this packet will fall down So what do you need to do right now? You are in this position. Oh, right now you need to your With the help of the index finger This packet needs to be flipped. Also using the thumb, okay On this area of the thumb You must hold this packet with your index finger. Something like this by pushing The packet on the right hand side Put it on top, okay? After placing it, flip it again with your thumb With the help of the left thumb, flip this one using the help of the left thumb. You need to place it on top of the index finger in this manner. And one thing you'll notice is that my right hand's index It's a finger, bent in this way, and whenever you looper Your two index fingers will also be bent like this. Alright, I'll explain it to you in one second. I broke here in Z grip These three fingers have gripped the packet like this, the left packet. I will lift this packet like this and rest it like this. I turned it like this—the index finger is curled here. And here is the thumb; I will flip it like this with the help of the thumb. And here, I'm curling my index finger. We'll flip this over, okay? What do you need to do right now with your right-hand index finger? He is currently pushing this packet in some way like this It will lift upward, okay, something like this. And after lifting it, you need to do this again, which is this The packet that is here, in this area of the king's There's a heart where something needs to be dropped in this manner After dropping, you will rotate it by pushing it with your thumb. The way you'll return to that position again Yeah, and then when you flip it back like this and bring it here, you rest it You can do it on the index finger, above the right index finger, and Then flip it like this, and you can continue it again as in a loop. You can perform it, okay, so this move here When you do it like this, it will become a kind of loop type. It will go, and for this very reason, the name of this move is Loop, correct. So, this is what you need to repeat right now. What you will have to do to close it is to close the packet when you close it. You must hold it in your right hand, and the hand will come forward in the direction it is facing. It will become straight, and then you need to flip it in this manner now. EB Aad What will the thumb do? It will pinch this packet. Take the thumb and index finger, that's correct, and pinch. After that, whatever hand you have, this one is ours. What will the right hand do with the index finger right now? It will leave this packet and the thumb of the right hand, this It's the right side part, and the left thumb will grip this packet in this manner. And then what do you have to do? You have to take your right hand's ring. Clip this packet using your finger and pinky finger like this And then flip it like this and place it here Yes, and close it like this, okay? So once more you looped and then closed it You have to pinch it in this way first. This muscle of the thumb, when this part here He will contact you, leave the index finger alone. And then from below, like the ring finger and The pinky finger will pinch this packet like this. And then you have to flip it over. And then just close it like this So, this entire thing when you watch it fast It will feel somewhat like this, okay Another thing you need to keep in mind while looping is what should be happening in the flow. If you're keeping it like this, then you're stopping anyway. You're not just stopping here like this. This movement, which will proceed as a total flow, is fine. And therefore it looks much better when seen And one thing you need to notice is that you're right-handed. Don't move too much with your left hand. The more movement there is, the more it will cut here. Alright, so make sure that you do it like this, like this Don't twist your hand like this The chance of falling will increase. The flow will be ruined. And one thing that's with the cards, they kind of bind together You need to be precise, I mean, when you perform, it shouldn't be like that You left it like that and moved forward, then came back and didn't do it this way Cut the area that will remain inside, you can see it. They are both in contact with the two packets. And this looper, which looks quite good to see, in it Alright, so right before ending the video I'll show you all even in slow motion What does it look like when seen? looper So let's check that right now So, Gais, this was the loop again. I would like to emphasize the entire thing here, this... The credit for this move goes to Ladislás Tobat. He's a really amazing cardiologist, okay, and what they've done is this Loop Move was created, and at the same time, you should understand it well. Whenever you practice this As I said, don't use the new cards. The chances of falling there will be quite high. But once you learn it, afterwards we can easily perform new cards But when learning, you don't need to use new cards If you still have any questions or queries You can message me on Instagram then. The link that will be in the description, I'll get it now Goodbye until the next video, and thank you for watching