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some coin trick

Postby Zero000 » Nov 17th, '05, 04:47



well, my friend was talking about how another magician guy did a trick and he told me he knew alot of tricks. there was one where he had a coin in his hand and his other hand above it, then it just pops up into his top hand. my friend said something about crazy musle in his palm (maybe true... doubt it) and i was wondering what it is called?

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Postby bananafish » Nov 17th, '05, 09:32

The move is called the muscle pass. It takes a LOT of practice.

The best I have ever seen is Shoot Ogawa.

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Postby rcarlsen » Nov 17th, '05, 09:34

Yeah, it's the muscle pass, and it's pretty cool. I would not say anyone can do this, I really feel it really depends on your hand, but I might be wrong. If I practice, I can do it, but yes, it's kind of hard. I had a friend that did this move really nice, and it get's nice response. And you can even add some nice routines with it as well, as the coin through window (think that effect is on a Ammar tape, where this muscle pass is learned by some other guy).

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Postby Zero000 » Nov 17th, '05, 16:09

hmmm where can i learn this musle pass?

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