Really nice video as always!! 😁 Your work is really smooth and enjoyable to watch 👏👏👏 Maybe you could make a video about sleeving? Keep up the great work and stay safe. Best of regards
I appreciate you so much. I started to learn magic when I was 13 Years old. But than I stopped practicing for dumb reasons. Some tricks was going through my flesh and I remind my self card tricks. I showed a few tricks on birthday party from friends but I didn't get better because I was not practicing enough. Now 38 Years later I had a little show on the 50th anniversary from my wife's grandparents and I became so much applause and standing ovation. This gives me a big impulse to start practicing again and everyday. Hopefully I found your channel cause I love Coin- Magic so much. You show moves and tricks that I never knew before. Hopefully my english is so good that I understand every single word. So thank you very much Rick! Or like we say here in Germany: Vielen herzlichen Dank für dein Engagement! 👏🏽
I have to admit... you are my best coin trickster ever 🙌🙇♂️🙌. The way you teach you make one get it from the word go. I’ve learned a lot of tricks from you 🤣🤣🤣
Not sure how you don’t have more views….you’re an amazing magician who really goes into the psychology of what makes an effect look much better. I’m a serious sleight of hand magician and I really relate to your style of magic. I think your a killer at the craft and shocked your views aren’t higher.
Love this stuff Rick thank you so much for sharing I'm 77 and just ordered me some coins going to have some fun. Hope to have some fun with the grand kids and great grand kids.
Rick always with the relevant content. Like a mentalist as I literally re-read this steal in Bobo's this evening. Edit to clarify: the first steal is the one to which I'm referring. 🤯
Watching your videos got me back into magic after 10 years of not practicing. You're so helpful, and I'm grateful that you have this channel. It's been so much fun learning along with you while reading through Bobo's. You make learning feel less overwhelming.
Many thanks for your tutorials. Very clear, and your interpretation of the boos and other books are so smart. Thanks! And btw I love the way your cool voice makes the video... so... cool. What I would like to see from you is Your lecture/interpretation of sleeving technique... and arming. Congrats!
Thank you so much! I enjoy that you have walked us through the visualization and modern tweaks you have made to help us along learning the basics of coins. You make it so much easier to understand. Now I finally have something to work on - the coins across is amazing! You'll be seeing your "views" rise as I keep de-watching this series. Thank you so much!
Future videos: Would love to see a video about other online resources within the coin community; discussion boards that get deep into the weeds, places to talk about specific coins or moves where that is acceptable, things of that nature. And maybe a how to on how to get into Nowhere without my wedding ring sliding the coin into a less than perfect angle.That last one might be a bit specific. Congrats on 6K subs!!! Your channel is growing fast!
Thanks! There really isn't any online resources for that kind of coin discussion. That's one reason I started this channel. I saw a huge void on RU-vid, specifically in regards to coin magic. A lot of guys out there doing and teaching good card stuff, but no coins. And occasionally, those card guys will show some coin stuff. But, I think they aren't always teaching things correctly or performing coin magic well. As for the ring, try second finger curl palm instead; its almost the same mechanics to get in to. Or, you could try one of those silicone rings people are wearing. I've even seen them at Walmart in the sporting goods section.
Thanks Rick for the teachings especially the himber vanish. I struggle with that one at times. I would like to learn more on a 3 or 4 count. Counting 2 coins as 3 or 4 coins as 3. Maybe with the himber. I think it's called a himber count. Not sure at the moment. Anyhow thanks for the video man. Always helpful material.
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Rick, Your moves r great! Did u say in one of your videos you've only been in this 8yrs? Looks like many more years than that. Well done! You should have on the site the button to drop u a dime or so $ for your hard work!
My hands are way to dry to do a lot of coin and card moves I have no tackiness to my skin. The first move in this coin routine the friction retention the last coin slides right of my dry dang skin.
I'm preparing to purchase your outside the box routine, but I've never done any box work. Do you discuss what type of box to use in the instructional? I see okito, Boston, buddha, etc., and I dont know which is best or appropriate.
Thanks David! I appreciate the support! Buddha is a brand name from Chazpro Magic. The box types are: standard, Boston (also called German), and slot. For my project you'll need a standard box and a Boston box.
I don't have a sure fire remedy. I've heard O'keefe's hand cream is good, but never tried. Try this if you're just practicing at home, it sounds weird but it works: run hot water over your hands. No soap, just water as hot as you can bear for 30 seconds. Dry off and your hands will be a little puffy and feel loose.
