What gets a card worker caught more than often is the shuffle. Why? Because people KNOW we are manipulating the cards. So, if we can take away some of the "I know they are tricking me" out of the equation, our trickery looks more and more like magic.

This shuffle system is a great groundwork to work off of. Already I have started to apply the theory into other areas of card work and the results have been great. I just devastated two of my card working friends with the ease of the shuffle system and was able to locate both of their cards with a bit of their very own moves but set up by what I just learned. They couldn't believe it.

I rated it 4 stars because I felt the video took a long time to get to the point but I understand why Aaron has to set up the system for new card workers.

Overall 4.5 stars. I'm so looking forward to lesson two!

PS I agree with the first review, it would be nice to have a summary at the end so you don't have to search the whole lesson to find the main points.

Worth it.
I've studied the same techniques in the past, on a couple of the best books out there, but i gave up becouse i couldn't get any better, no matter how much time i invested trying and excercising.
Watching it is a whole different thing and with a little practice following the excercises in the video, i already feel more confident.
Weeks and months (years maybe?) are needed to master every technique, but this is the right way.

Just one thing that would make it perfect: a quick summary at the end with the excercises to do, becouse having to jump back and forth in the video is a bit annoying.