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Sponge ball rountine

Postby SpongeBallSlight-of-hand » Nov 1st, '06, 01:38



I've been doing spongeballs for 8 years. I want some opinions about my rountine.

Thanks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLAJX12uz28

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Postby leighton » Nov 1st, '06, 10:54

I dont think the video quality did you justice.
In my humble opinion as someone who has only been doing sponge balls for about 5 months, I would like the routine to be done faster.

Do you have more effects you can add to the routine, like multiplying balls, or a purse frame, colour changing balls.

These are just a few sugestions, but seeing as you have being doing spongeballs for 8yrs, I am probably teaching my gran to suck eggs!

Just to make my point clear I would speed it up.

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Re: Sponge ball rountine

Postby seige » Nov 1st, '06, 13:28

SpongeBallSlight-of-hand wrote:I've been doing spongeballs for 8 years. I want some opinions about my rountine.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLAJX12uz28


Wow, in January you'd been doing spongeballs for 6 years—and here you are just 10 months later, and you've gained 2 years experience! That's over 200% progress!

Anyway, I think for *basic* moves, you've almost got them right. However, as mentioned, the whole performance is slow and frankly quite painful to watch. Your loads/vanishes/bluffs are in need of a bit of fluency work, but aside from that, I'm sure you could fool someone quite well if you just performed ONCE.

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Postby mark lewis » Nov 1st, '06, 13:44

The performance is a little slow I grant you but he does do the basic vanish quite well I thought.

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Postby Pyro Ellvelin » Nov 1st, '06, 18:43

haha nice one seige :lol:

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Re: Sponge ball rountine

Postby tk171 » Nov 1st, '06, 19:47

seige wrote:
SpongeBallSlight-of-hand wrote:I've been doing spongeballs for 8 years. I want some opinions about my rountine.

Thanks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLAJX12uz28


Wow, in January you'd been doing spongeballs for 6 years—and here you are just 10 months later, and you've gained 2 years experience! That's over 200% progress!.


I'm in a fowl mood today, so take this with a grain of salt.

You've been doing this for 8yrs? or 6yrs? either or... I've seen people pick up a pack of sponge balls.. learn the basics and do a better routine in 3 MONTHS.

Needs to be quicker, and more added to it than a few basic vanishes.

sorry if that was harsh. Just my opin.

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Re: Sponge ball rountine

Postby leighton » Nov 1st, '06, 20:05

tk171 wrote:I'm in a fowl mood today, so take this with a grain of salt.

You've been doing this for 8yrs? or 6yrs? either or... I've seen people pick up a pack of sponge balls.. learn the basics and do a better routine in 3 MONTHS.

Needs to be quicker, and more added to it than a few basic vanishes.

sorry if that was harsh. Just my opinion.


It was a little harsh, but it was the truth from your "bad mood" point of view. :twisted:

I said the same but, I am happy today, so i said it in a polite way!

Sorry dude but with 8yrs of practice you need a lot more in there for a whole routine.

Do you have the David Hudspath Sponge Ball DVD?
With that you will be performing great routines within a few months of practice.

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Postby lindz » Nov 1st, '06, 20:05

Yes it was to slow and because of that it looked a bit conspicous. Other than that some of the vanishes were ok but thats just my opinion. Others might disagree with me.

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