7 New Ways To Execute A Double Lift | EXPLAINED (Magic Tutorial)

JOIN THE FAM| GET A FREE DOWNLOAD EVERY MONTH: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNTcFjwttaQE1mXv5Z8CllA/join JOIN OUR FREE ACADEMY OF MAGIC: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/a1rii5i/TopSecretMagicAcademy The Double Lift is the most essential card sleight in all of card magic. It goes back centuries and today it's used by all magicians worldwide. You probably won't find a magician alive that can't do a double lift. In this video we're going to look at 7 unique ways in which to perform a double lift. From one handed methods to much easier ones, there's an idea in here for anyone and everyone. A few of these are created by our very own Biz, so make sure to show him some love in the comment section below (or if they suck, let him know too! ). LEARN MORE SELF WORKING MAGIC HERE Move Zero by John Bannon https://shorturl.at/juACL Sublime Card Magic by John Carey https://shorturl.at/lwFQV Any Shuffled Deck, Self Working, Impromptu Miracles by Liam Montier https://shorturl.at/owK48 ALL EPISODES FROM OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER https://bigblindmedia.com/blogs/news/big-blind-friday-all-episodes If you'd like to learn more powerful card magic, we have a free Magic Academy where we sent 1 original magic trick every 2 weeks to your mailbox. You can sign up for that here: https://shorturl.at/deyAO TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Badass Intro 01:45 Dribble DL 04:20 Swing Cut DL 05:38 Table Spread DL 08:47 Hand Spread DL 10:45 One Handed DL 14:59 Middo DL 17:02 PushLift DL 19:44 Swag HISTORY OF THE DOUBLE LIFT (from Magicpedia) The Double Lift is a sleight by which two cards are "lifted" and shown as a single card. It is referred to as a Double Turnover if the cards are immediately placed back on the deck. The "concept" was first described in The Merry Companion; or Delights for the Ingenious, written by Richard Neve in 1716. The title was "To Seem to Change the Top Card of the pack to Another" (p. 141). Many magicians have published techniques for the Double Lift since. Arthur Finley is generally recognized as the first to use a Double Turnover, where the cards are turned over and immediately placed on the pack.