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I have purchased quite a lot of theory11, too many for me to describe one by one, but I'll name some good ones as recommendations for any skeptics out there. Top 5 recommended products Panic- EXCELLENT trick. Probably my favourite one since the angles are nice, and there are hardly any...

Hmm i bought the 1 on 1 a month ago and I'm still practicing it now. It will only take you a week to get it down, which is true, but to do it casually and naturally will take a bit longer. OH! and if you cant do a smooth waterfall, you might have a bit of trouble at first, but it's ok, since...

I guess magic has helped me find who I really am. This statement really goes beyond "Oh, I'm more social now". When I perform magic, I completely relax, be myself, and simply entertain- principles which should be applied for everyone. Magic has helped me find what type of person I want to be...

I don't know if a topic of this has been made already but, this is INSANE. Chris Kenner footage, quality = my webcam :mad: handling= OUT OF CONTROL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DM6zuzlaUVA

dribble pass for sure. When it comes to performing for people outside, you'll be using it the most

LOL ill battle you! Ive never done a battle either so..yeah. Send me a challangeee :cool:

sure thing! ill send you a msg now

The title says it all. Its my first battle so I'm just looking for some friendly competition :p Rules...impromptu! If it requires setup, then setup as part of your performance. OH and have fun!

LOL you guys are so serious about this. I dunno if you guys read the rules or not, but one of them says "have fun". I thought the webshooting thing at the end was absolutely hilarious. I would've voted for Ahbeeahpo if the battle wasn't entitled "original color change" ROFL

i want to battle too! its my first time.

You mean Nacho Momma's triumph? LOL That would be in DGP Vol. 3

sure ill battle you =D it's my first time too, and no XCM :D i prefer card magic over anything else really....

and that post was just TOTALLY unbiased right? Anyways, i have both DVD's and i have to say it really depends on your level of skill. Dangerous material is much easier. Then again, it also depends on your personal preference.

adding to that point, look at how many people viewed this thread...and then compare that to the number of people who replied. The rest are mostly magicians who dont own the surfaced dvd. Now that all those magicians know that there is a tut of chad nelson teaching clipshift...and with everyone...

Just because it has been done before, doesnt mean its not a great control. :p This control works wonders on laymen. They dont trust a magician's hands, so what better way than to let them shuffle the cards!

the best performing for the best :eek:

Agreed. I would like to add that you should try doing snap'd without movement from your wrist. Just practice the release. Once you see the card starts to spin a little, then add your wrist. Careful not to shoot too hard though.:p

Actually, Daniel Madison and D&D always use flourishing to compliment their magic. Personally, I think flourishing is good for magic, but only to a certain extent. (not 45 seconds of flourishing though :p)

Agreed. Hand to mouth never fails :) I also like doing Deja Vu a lot. People give me the whole "what the hell.." reaction when i duck change + reveal.

I LOVE Brian Tudor's handling. His style is so edgy and it feels as if I'm thrown into some hypnotic trance when he performs....Though, I can't say the same if i were a layman :(