Just in case you missed it in the media section, everyone should watch Chris perform "6 old coins .... and a dog."
http://media.theory11.com/978-Chris-Kenner---6-Coins.-1-Dog.
This is a great effect which appears to be a modern variation of "3 & 3" from Bobo's; however it looks like Chris has added quite a bit of subtleties and is using a pass on the first two phases which I admit is fooling me. (Does anyone know the name of the pass he is using?)
I really like the final phase where Chris shows his hand empty after straightening the stack of coins. (This flew past me the first few times I watched it!)
Maybe one day, this effect will show up in the 1-on-1 section, however if you are looking to perform a similar effect "3 & 3" in Bobo's will give you a very bare bones way of performing the effect. Daryl has a similar effect called the "Cross of India" (as the wrists are crossed during each phase of the effect). I recently checked out Jason Wethington's "2003 - 3 & 3" (on his "TIED" DVD) which is another variation on "3 & 3" which has a killer ending phase (3 coins are picked up in each hand and then all 6 appear in one hand).
Does anyone else know of other variations of "3 & 3"?
What do people think of Chris Kenner's version?
-ThisOneGoesTo11
http://media.theory11.com/978-Chris-Kenner---6-Coins.-1-Dog.
This is a great effect which appears to be a modern variation of "3 & 3" from Bobo's; however it looks like Chris has added quite a bit of subtleties and is using a pass on the first two phases which I admit is fooling me. (Does anyone know the name of the pass he is using?)
I really like the final phase where Chris shows his hand empty after straightening the stack of coins. (This flew past me the first few times I watched it!)
Maybe one day, this effect will show up in the 1-on-1 section, however if you are looking to perform a similar effect "3 & 3" in Bobo's will give you a very bare bones way of performing the effect. Daryl has a similar effect called the "Cross of India" (as the wrists are crossed during each phase of the effect). I recently checked out Jason Wethington's "2003 - 3 & 3" (on his "TIED" DVD) which is another variation on "3 & 3" which has a killer ending phase (3 coins are picked up in each hand and then all 6 appear in one hand).
Does anyone else know of other variations of "3 & 3"?
What do people think of Chris Kenner's version?
-ThisOneGoesTo11
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