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Postby Ssapphire x 11 » Jan 11th, '07, 04:00



Hello people at TM!
I'm new, and I don't really know alot of tricks, but I was hoping that's where you could help me.

The thing I want to learn more than anything is Sleight-of-Hands.

If anyone could help me learn that, I'd be most greatful.

:D


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Postby Mage Tyler » Jan 11th, '07, 06:27

This isn't a forum for teaching or giving away/trading methods of tricks.

However, what you WILL find here is a bunch of people that are extremely plesant and helpful in pointing you toward resources that will teach you what you wish to know.

One of the best palces to start for all things magic is Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic. This is a good overview for quite a few types of magic and is commonly referred to as one of the essential 'bibles' for learning.

I hope that helps, if not, give the review forums a look for some ideas of what you're looking for.

Oh, and welcome to TM!

-Tyler

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Postby moodini » Jan 11th, '07, 06:28

Welcome.......I am sure we would all love to show you how to find the wonderful world of resources that are avaialable for purchase! What exactly are you after?

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Postby moonbeam » Jan 11th, '07, 09:56

Hi and welcome to TM :wink:

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Postby Lady of Mystery » Jan 11th, '07, 11:04

Welcome to TM, I second that about Mark Wilson's Complete Course. A very good book.

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Postby gunnarkr » Jan 11th, '07, 13:49

Hello Sapphire and welcome to TM.
Why don't you write a little bit about yourself, age, location, magic skills, interest...? :)

If you are a beginner and want to learn card magic, I would reccomend you the Royal Road to Card Magic book. If you have money to spend, I would reccomend Royal Road to Card Magic DVD set of 5 disks, by R. Paul Wilson.

Now you have a few reccomendations to sort out :)
Best greetings from Iceland!

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Postby jerry110430 » Jan 11th, '07, 16:17

hi ,it is nice 2 meet u

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Postby Sir_Digby_Chicken_Ceaser » Jan 11th, '07, 16:59

Welcome :)

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Postby Soren Riis » Jan 11th, '07, 22:15

Welcome to TM.

Magic is slight of mind!
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Postby dat8962 » Jan 14th, '07, 13:00

Welcome

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It's not really an optical illusion - it just looks like one!
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