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Hey Ryanbliss can you tell me where the E-Nigma move is taught?

For JW grip I highly doubt it. Actually I think someone would have a better chance to see the coin in JW if they were very short or sitting down. Mabey someone tall would see the coin in nowhere palm but I think it's all a matter of adjusting your angles to rectify that problem. As for the...

Ok. I got some sleep and I kinda understand you now lol. I thought Eric does show how to transition from fingerpalm to nowhere palm with a single coin. Other than that, I don't think there are many other ways to get into it one handed. Especially with multiple coins.

?What? It's 4.30 in the morning and I'm very drunk,but WHAT? Can u explain more clearly. It sounds like you don't know what your talking about.

Yes I do perform for people from time to time. I have not really performed mirage et trois yet because I'm still mastering it but I have been doing spellbound routines, 1 coin routines, scotch and soda , and Iv'e been doing the "Money Doesn't Grow On Trees" routine from Bill Citinas book...

Lol thats what I do too! I love Sanky's Slick Splits, I use it in alot of my routines. There's always cool ways to mix moves and customize routines to make them your own. Thats what I love about coin magig.

Very true. Never be satisfied with where you are at because your skill level will never improve unless you keep at it. It's almost like weight lifting, If I'm satisfied with the rusults of a certain amount of weight I'm lifting I won't get stronger unless I increase the weight. With anything...

That was sik bro. I liked your Wingback move better though that looked good.

Not bad. I hated the music lol but thats just me. You definitely need more smoothness and speed. You should deticate yourself to a couple of your favorite flourishes and work on them more. Not bad though for 5 months. I'm on your same level with Pandora, I'm still workin on it. The end of that...

Yeah, I guess your right about that. T. Nelson Downs was more of a stage magician but I'm sure alot of them were doing close up coin magic as well. In comparison to these days, back then I guess people were doing more stage oriented sets. So yeah, I guess back then being able to conceal so many...

Disregard my last post. I't was late and I was drunk lol.

Ok, forget the Moth cut that was performed on Justin Millers Army of 52. Basically its duel thumb cuts while extending the top half of the thumb cuts outward while crossing the hands. Then you flare outward in a circular motion then close. Its pretty basic. I understand if you guys don't know...

Ok? Yet Im not surprised you failed to mention the point of this thread? How do you compare?

The 2 of Spades.

Yeah I found that relaxing the grip makes it look more natural. There are some good applications for this. Holding the coin in spellbound position and taking the coin with the other hand you crumble it into nothingness, very deadly move. I found that you can even transition back into classic...

Can someone tell me the name of this flourish. I'll try to describe it. You open up as you would a Moth Cut then cross your arms while holding the packets open like a book, then you flare out in a circular motion and close everything.

Although I respect Tommy Nelson Downs for his teachings and recognize him as the king of coins. I have to "sleightly" disagree. To say that Ponta the Smith or Eric Jones, or Justin Miller are not worthy of consideration would be completely arogant and disrespectful.Im not saying they can't...

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Thats a good idea. Nice application for it.

It is actually taught by Eric Jones in Mirage et Trois. Thats where I learned it.