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Nice job! I liked it.

That's what I was thinking.

Haha, spongeballs, dude! Those are so fun to perform. They're pretty easy, and they even get to the older audience too.

Thanks guys! Sorry, I'll use the search button next time:rolleyes: Cheers

Exactly. Sometimes I will see an effect and think "That's awesome! I'm gonna get that". Then I think "But could I really see myself performing that? No." Also, about the carbon copies, you're spot on. Because of DVDs, people just copy the patter on the DVD. I see WAY too many Dan and Dave...

I've seen in some of the One on Ones here by Dan Sperry, a production that he does. He does the backpalm, then for the production, it pops out at his finger tips. I love this, and was curious if this was taught in his One on Ones. If so, which one? The On Demands with Farrell Dillon on Dan...

Just out of curiousity, what does "enfoy" mean?....... Just kidd'n ya man;)

Thanks! That's awesome.

Haha, sweet! I have the same question, so this should be helpful. By the way, where can Ammar's Wiped Clean be taught? Is there a video of a performance of it? Also, a great way to show your hand empty is to learn the Harda Hold. Amazing looking. EDIT: Apollo Robbins has a handwashing...

Hey man! You'll do great. Just do what you always do and you'll do awesome. Tell us how it goes;) Cheers

Hey guys, I'm currious about a few sources on card manipulation. I don't have the money for Jeff McBride's DVDs, so I'm looking for a less expensive route. So far I'm looking at the first One on One with Dan Sperry, and an On Demand by Farrell Dillon...

So true. It's important to not look at your hand when doing a sleight, unless it makes sense to.

Thanks Shane, very inspiring.

Thanks! I'll think about it.

The reverse was done well. As for the Queens, you should work on it. You have the basic mechanics down, now you just need to work on making it smooth. On the first vanish, try not to turn when doing it. Also work on you Cardini. You were holding the deck too tightly, and it looked forced...

Nice post Sherlock, and very true. Mentalism is something that can't be a casual thing. It can't be the usual half-baked patter. It's something that if not done well, is completely pointless, and has no effect on the spec. It has to be real to them.

Thanks, I'll do that if he doesn't.

Exactly Nino. Please do. Any other advice for practicing is welcome.

Haha, that's great!

Hey guys, I'm sure many of you already know this, but for those who are just starting out, or don't know it, I've found something that really helps when practicing. A light touch. So often when we practice, we tend to grip the prop firmly because we are consentrating on the sleight. If you...