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Truth be told I dont like this move. In reality in the eyes of the spectator how is this different to a double lift.

I understand where you are coming from, in the Jacquin induction method he talks about building, more so than the language used. Yes it is important but the most important part is the other factors that people do not seem to understand. Whom learn from Ant (especially from Manchurian Approach)...

Hypnosis should not be a language issue

As far as the sleights are concerned they are fine. I do agree you really need to work on the finesse of the routine, watch Eric Jones work with coins and you will know what I mean. I do not recommend this now however in the future when you become a stronger performer you can throw a few jabs...

Simple I would confuse them some more. I would ask them why they want to know, and without letting them answer I would move straight into. It's theatre, We should not take it for what it is or for what it is not. Whether real or fake it is what it is. The real question I have to ask you is...

Some of the people whom Criss hired and later fired still treat Criss with the upmost respect and simply say it was Criss' decision for whatever reason. They probably served their contract and Criss did not want to renew it. There is no falling out just business. On the other hand there are a...

Go back to where the idea of psychologically forcing a card started from. The Legend is still the best. Osterlind is not bad either.

What are you on about Mikk:P Honestly there are many advantages of arriving early adn very few for getting there 5 minutes before the show.

Cassidy has a method that could be adapted to fit this.

For some reason I have a feeling that it was Herb Zarrow. However do not hold me on that. EDIT: According to Penguin Magic: This effect was invented by Arthur Setterington, and later refined by Herb Zarrow.

Out of the two that you mentioned superman hands down.

The Hoy Book Test Or the one on Outlaw Based on the Hoy method

Impossible penetration is a great little impromptu effect you can get in almost any magic book. Linking cigs takes to idea and makes it really really magical.

There are better booktests in my opinion, and almost all of them are impromptu aswell. I love the one on Docc's Vault hands down the best booktest (MOABT included)

yes it works 100 % of the time I dont like it however

I use a normal deck version based on Sean Fields idea my handling I feel is a little fairer and put a lot of work into the subtle workings of the effect. What is the AoA version called out of interest. As for the presentation I use it after I equivoque a card to cement the idea that the...

I use a normal deck version based on Sean Fields idea my handling I feel is a little fairer and put a lot of work into the subtle workings of the effect. What is the AoA version called out of interest. As for the presentation I use it after I equivoque a card to cement the idea that the...

Misdirection is not something you can practice you have to practice by doing and figure out what works for you. The best way too look at it is directing attention away rather than distraction. With 2CM obviously the move you are talking about is the top change. The two options you have is...

It happens to me all the time. I use to work a lot of bars and I get hassled a lo when I go out to bar with my mates.

In ParaLies there is a huge section on just the concept of equivoque to select a card. If you combine that with the Berglas method (briefly touched on in PS3) you can streamline the whole procedure. Bryn Reynolds has a great idea in the Safwan Papers called Seven.