Hello, you're on PANSTARK channel about PAN Spinning. My name is Alex Suho and today I will show you, I will show myself. I'm going to react to the video, which is called Learn PAN Spinning 3 PAN TRIX. It was made by Mike Shake and oh my god, it got... For me, I'm almost 700,000 views. Jesus, a lot of people, learned 3 simple PAN TRIX. I want to watch this video because it is always interesting to watch how beginners learn the air in those tricks. As I almost forgot how I did it by myself. Okay, without any further ado, let's get started with watching this video. I wanted to learn a few PAN spinning tricks and I decided to start with the thumb around. That was pretty nice how he made this slow motion and then reversed speed. I decided to start with the thumb around. The theory is pretty simple and he consists in spinning a pen around your thumb and catching it when he arrives at an initial point. So, we need to hold the pen... Well guys, you're going to have some problems trying to learn tricks with such pens. Take something longer than that. But if you, he will manage to do that. Well, that's gonna be pretty impressive. Between index finger, middle finger and thumb. At this point, we pull the middle finger inwards and this will cause the pen to start turning around your thumb. And even if it seems breezy, when I started trying, I kept showing the pen in many different weird directions. No matter what, the pen kept falling in some way before it could catch it. Yeah, and this happens because your pen doesn't have center balance, then the momentum at the end. So yeah, my shake is going to struggle with this one. Then I kept trying. And after a while, I understood that the amount of force which you move the middle finger is the basis of the thumb around. Too much force causes the pen to fly away. With too little force, the pen doesn't make it all the way around the thumb. After we bring the middle finger inwards, yeah, that's the correct conclusion and the I usually take a note about this device. Yes, you should apply needed force to your pen mode. To your pen. We also need to move the index finger out of the way to prevent it blocking the spin-in movement of the pen. I was slowly but constantly getting better. And after about 50 minutes, I got my first thumb around. And 50 minutes or 15 minutes. Not 15, of course, and I guess that 50 minutes is pretty good result. They also took me about, I think, two or three hours to get thumb around. And you should also know that I tried it with such a pen mode, modified pen. So it was much easier for me than it was for him. Yes! And after another 20 minutes of practice, I was getting it consistently. The key here is the positioning of the fingers. If you put them too high, the pen will spin too much. Oh, you mean the position on your fingers on your pen mode? You should take a pen mode with it's bigger for looking down. So most of the weight of the pen would be here. So it will make it rotate over your thumb much easier than it would be like this, of course. Spin and off. But by putting my fingers right in the middle of the pen, I started getting comfortable with the movement. And I would advise you to move fingers even closer to its cap. And then I also became pretty relaxing. I also tried with different pens. And I think that with longer and heavier objects, it's definitely easier to practice. The second trick I wanted to learn is the charge. Well, learning charge with a simple pen is going to be pretty tricky, so I don't really understand how he is going to do it. By holding the pen between middle finger and index finger, the very tip of the pen needs to say in this area at the bottom of your thumb. Abducting charge. A good way to start a learning charge. Exanding your middle finger and index finger are worse. You release the tip of the pen, causing it to snap off. If at this point you don't do anything, the pen will just fall. And to make angle even a little bit sharper, I would recommend you to take a pen between middle and green fingers. Make the pen spin, we need to move the first finger slightly outwards, causing the pen to change direction and go in the opposite way. At this point, by curling the first finger, you cause the pen to return to the initial position. Oh, that was really nice. Nice editing. And even with this second trick, the theory was pretty simple. So I thought I was going to get it immediately. Why do you thought the charge is going to be easy? It took me about a week of non-stop trying to change. My fingers were totally confused. In the beginning, my movement was really mechanic and highly saturated. And the spin of the pen was not fluid at all. So I kept practicing over and over again. But I must say that it is already a charge. And he is good to go with such charge. But after about 20 minutes, I was still using a lot of finger motion to try making the pen spin the right way. The good thing is that it's pretty easy to practice pen spinning. And I will also recommend you to bend fingers. And then when you make this tip slide from thumb flap, you straighten them up. You can keep trying basically everywhere. What? No, no, no, no, no, no. And I kept trying a lot. Then after about 45 minutes, suddenly, it simply clicked. I realized that I was applying a lot of tension to the pen causing the movement to be mechanic. But then I understood that the more relaxed your fingers are, the more fluid is going to be the spin. I can... That's a really nice note as well. Also recommended to move your bottom finger faster than your upper finger. And at the same time, you could apply a little force by upper finger. To make an understanding of this, you could use your left hand to make charge as well. Finally, after about one hour, I could barely see my fingers move and the pen was following a circular path by spinning. Within an hour, what are you talking about, my friend? Within an hour. How do people do that? So, I learned the thumb around, the charge, and then I wanted to learn the finger path. This trick consists in passing the pen from the index finger to the pinky, by making it rotate between the fingers. But when I first started trying my move... It was absolutely terrible. So, following the theory... It is absolutely terrible because long the pen you take, easy to make. Here we position the pen between the first snuckles of the index finger and the middle finger. Then we push the two fingers towards each other. Again, don't tense your fingers like that. Always keep them relaxed doing any two pinspin in tricks. Intention to the pen and bringing the index finger down. When the pen gets in a vertical position, we catch it with a ring finger and release the index finger. Then we put tension between the middle finger and the ring finger and we repeat the same thing between the ring finger and the pinky. You can also sway pen in your fingers a bit. This way you will make sure that your fingers are not tensed. At this time, I found really hard getting fast progress. After 40 minutes, the trick wasn't looking smooth, but through practice, understood a few things that could improve. Oh my god, it was pretty smooth for that time period. Doing the finger path smooth will take you pretty long time, I say. Positioning of the pen is really important. You need to keep it between the external knockoffs of your fingers and not close to the bottom. Not close to the bottom, but closer to the tip of your fingers. It's not so easy if you curl your fingers instead of keeping them straight. This allows you to move them faster. Oh my god. How many cool devices does he have? This is pretty nice. That's pretty neat. The hardest part is passing the pen from the ring finger to the pinky. But after a while, I was getting better and understood the right pressure to apply with the fingers. If you put too much tension, the pen is gonna shake. If instead you don't apply enough pressure, you won't have a lot of control on the pen. And then I thought about practice to make it smooth. In the beginning, it looked really bad and slowly I got more fluid. It took me more than three hours this time by the end. I was pretty... Three hours! This guy is really good at learning things. Two weeks I'd guess, my finger path was not two weeks. Several months. My finger path was really choppy and really bad executed, like as he showed in the beginning of this part of this video, about finger paths. He could probably get better with a mod, but it's already really fun. Pen spinning is fun and relaxing when you learn it. And I really believe you should give it a try. And I definitely recommend you to do so. Well, that was really cool. I enjoyed watching the beginning of who was learning his first tricks with pen. Totally with all the advices which he gave in this video. I think that my shake is pretty talented as he catches such things pretty quickly. If he would continue improving in pen spinning, I'm totally sure that he is going to get some great results and will be able to do really impressive things with pens. And by the way, I have a video which could help you to start and progress in pen spinning faster than it was even for my shake. I will leave a link in the description. There is a lot of different pen spinning beginner guides. Cheers guys! Thanks for watching. Bye!