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How do you make it go flat? Could you PM me about that? If it's hard to explain you don't have to. Cheers

Pretty good! Just work on being a little more smooth and you'll have it. Good job:) Cheers

I liked those a lot! Awesome man, I like the second one best. Great job:) Cheers

Good point Christian. That's exactly why the Buck brothers make everything look so easy, and it's hard for a layperson to catch any funny moves. We should always be smooth. Cheers

I liked it. Very cool. Still can't figure out the control. Nice job. Cheers

I see what you mean, and I've thought of this before, but I want to be sure the audience gets that experience. I don't want to have to rely on the spectators memory. I get your meaning though:) Cheers

Seriously? Thanks man, I'm definitely going to get that if it comes out. Cheers

Will do, thanks for the tips:) I think death metal won't work as well though:) Cheers

My artistic nature. Seriously. I find anything can inspire me at times. Music and movies always help to (the Illusionist and the Prestige always really inspire me). Cheers

Thanks man, I'm gonna make it work:) I've also heard about using weights, what do you think would be best for that? Gluing two coins together, or getting a heavier coin the same size I'm using (half dollar). Thanks again. (Yea, Dan has a great one) Cheers

How high do you think it's possible to muscle pass? David Kong probably has the best muscle pass I've seen. Do you think it's possible with practice to get it as good as him? I'm definitely going to try, I have fallen in love with the move, and it's hard for me to put the coin down. One more...

That's true, interesting thoughts. Cheers

Thanks, I forgot to mention them:) (David is another cool guy to meet to, very funny too)

Hmmm. I would disagree with you there. I think it was magical. To the audience, the coin fell out of the air. In reality, it was just on his head. You actually can do this with a live audience. Because they are looking at your hands, they won't notice it fall off your head. Personally, I...

Hey guys, I love this video, and was wondering where this move can be taught. I know the first move is the RV. But I was wondering on the pop out part (or the whole routine). Where can it be found? Thanks in advance:) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G40F94w2HxY

Dan and Dave Aaron Fisher (cool guy to meet. Try to see him if you ever get the chance) John Carney (hilarious guy) Daniel Garcia

Welcome Christian! Hope you like it here:) Cheers

That's exactly what I was interested in. It looks great.

Really? I didn't think they were. I'll have to check out the contents of the book again. I may get it sometime. Looks great. Cheers

Yea, I was currious about that. Where can the 1on1s that he used to have on here be found now? He had some I was interested in. Cheers