Feedback on my one-coin routine?
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Pretty good, its very hard to come up with a routine that nobody can follow, especially after a couple of watches, I admit there were a couple of times I lost the coin, but overall it was pretty easy to follow. Of course this is from a magicians perspective, laymen obviously would have some trouble.
Good: Both of your muscle passes were excellent in my opinion (where did you learn it out of curiosity?). The imagination palm was also done flawlessly and totally took me by surprise. The routine (with appropriate patter) could easily slay an audience (in a good way). It might be worth looking into some body loading if you do this in conjunction with other coin magic.
Bad: The only negative that I see is that your classic palm still looks a bit arthritic. If you're still having trouble holding your palm flat, then relax all of your fingers so that they curl naturally inward (Ramsey subtlety can also be very useful here).
Overall that was an expertly performed/created routine. Keep it up
. Would love to see more of your stuff.
-Mahucharn
Bad: The only negative that I see is that your classic palm still looks a bit arthritic. If you're still having trouble holding your palm flat, then relax all of your fingers so that they curl naturally inward (Ramsey subtlety can also be very useful here).
Overall that was an expertly performed/created routine. Keep it up
. Would love to see more of your stuff.-Mahucharn
it's nice- try not to produce the coin edgeways toward the audience though. I couldn't tell if it was appearing or not until you turned it up.
Thanks for all the comments guys! Taking it all into consideration!
@mahucharn: I just learned from an assortment of random youtube videos. The move isn't a complicated one, it's only 1% technique and 99% practice, so your source material doesn't really matter much at all, as long as you put the work into it. I'm not sure what you mean by "both", but I'm glad you like it I prefer to use the muscle pass in much more subtle ways generally, but in this routine I just decided to throw it in randomly.
@Austin: Yeah I've realized that, now when I do this routine I produce it more upright
@All: Still working on getting that darn classic palm proper x_x
Thanks for the comments
@mahucharn: I just learned from an assortment of random youtube videos. The move isn't a complicated one, it's only 1% technique and 99% practice, so your source material doesn't really matter much at all, as long as you put the work into it. I'm not sure what you mean by "both", but I'm glad you like it
I prefer to use the muscle pass in much more subtle ways generally, but in this routine I just decided to throw it in randomly.@Austin: Yeah I've realized that, now when I do this routine I produce it more upright
@All: Still working on getting that darn classic palm proper x_x
Thanks for the comments
ive also put a one coin routine together , and yours is good
dont worry about the classic palm look it will improve in some time, i think you should be a little more "aggressive", for me that means dont pause for too long, look in youtube for david stone or slydini and you can see that those routine look very smooth
dont worry about the classic palm look it will improve in some time, i think you should be a little more "aggressive", for me that means dont pause for too long, look in youtube for david stone or slydini and you can see that those routine look very smooth
A good coin routine, produce the coin in a vertical way and move it to catch the light , the washing sequence is good but i suggest you to take a look at michael Vincent's dvd on coins magic , sometimes less is better
Good job !
Good job !
