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Those are awesome. Very modern and pretty. Not for performance, but awesome just to have. Cheers

Thanks man, I'll try that:) And I already am using my left hand (just started today). Cheers

I think he was confused as to the topic. He must have thought it was a game. Cheers

Great sources from what I here. You might also want to check out "The Paper Engine" by Aaron Fisher. Cheers

Got another question, I can now get one and a half (sometimes more) feet sideways (only five inches straight up at best) but was wondering, when should I give my hand a break? It is pretty sore in one spot, but not TOO bad. I'm also practicing with my left hand. Cheers

What most of these guys already said, just go perform. It's the only way you'll get better. Experience is the key to advancing in your magic. Good luck! Cheers

Thanks guys. I'll check that out. Cheers

You should probably post this on the Dan and Dave forums. Dan and Dave frequent those forums and might be able to help you. Cheers

That sound pretty cool. I might check that out. Thanks for the heads up:) Cheers

Thanks guys! I will practice:) Cheers

Thanks man! I don't intend on giving up on it:) Cheers

So I just started practicing the muscle pass today, and I'm getting about four inches sideways, with an occasional five inches. I was wondering, how long does it take to get the move down well? How long before I should start doing it upwards? Also, is a half dollar fine to use? It seems to...

Thank you man. That's exactly what I needed to know:) Thanks! Cheers

Wow, that is really amazing. Is there any other way of learning this color change? Cheers

Okay, I was thinking it had to be more than just a toss. Thanks man, I'll practice that. Cheers

Yea, you should invest in a book about audience managment or a book on how to deal with hecklers. Another way to deal with them, as said above, is to embarrass them. Don't be mean (unless they have been continuing and won't stop) but say something like, "Alright, here you go (hand him the...

He does have a slight tossing motion, but it seems to be a little more than that. Oh well, I'll just practice it and see what I can do. Cheers

Thanks man! That's all I need. What about the other move? Cheers

That's what I was thinking, but where would something like that be taught? I guess it doesn't really have to be taught it's so simple. I would still like to know where it is taught though, cause I'm not sure how you would put a coin on your head in front of the audience:) Cheers

Most people only dream of being that good. So amazing. Cheers