Sleight of hand has always fascinated me. Even when I know the gag, its still fun to watch an artist practice their craft. My point is, anything you wanna share, I'd like to see. Card tricks are aces (pun VERY intended), but coin tricks will always be my favorite.
Since the topic came up, there is a video that might be really helpful if you can think of an answer to the question I'm about to ask. What, if any, exercises might one do to improve finger dexterity? I mean, I'm older. So I'm never going to be THAT nimble with my arthritic fingers and tendinitis. But I do enjoy this kind of thing and if there's some kind of special routine that might help my hands be less stiff when trying to practice or eventually do some of these tricks, that might be really helpful. Or at least something to think about. Thanks again for engaging with us and listening. Your stuff is great!
Anything you think is worth teaching man! There are tons of card magic tutorials, but if you think there’s something you can do justice, make a vid. You use so much time practicing the craft, you might as well share with others :)
I'll train on this until i can do it seemlessly since my main agent is cypher, started watching you from the backpalm tutorial and am now watching your old tutorials. Also, tripwire
Managed to perform the coin roll 1 time out of 10. Been doing it passively while chilling on the weekend and can now do semi-smoothly. Hopefully you upload more coin tricks!
The Trapwire Funny enough, I've always wanted to learn but seeing people do it with such ease made me want to learn even more. But watching Cypher's (ironic I know) doing this is what finally broke me. I love how thorough you are with these tutorials and how you really show how much you love teaching other people. Keep up the good work mate and thanks a lot
Trapwire, now I've got something else to do other than penspinning when I'm board. I only checked out your channel for a card trick but I'm hooked, keep on your grind Bao.😎👍🏾
Trapwire. This video made me realize I've been doing the coin roll in reverse(I taught myself years ago)! It didn't take me too long to go the other way. I'm now practicing with my non-dominate hand. It's a wee bit awkward for now.
I'll add one more small tip...when my hands are dry, I'll put a little chapstick on the track that the coin takes, across the top of my fingers...especially on the part of the middle, ring and pinky that "grabs" the coin. Gives it more traction and "grip" for better control.
I find that curling your fingers help increase speed. Especially with heavier coins, you’ll be less likely to have the coin slip and drop in between your fingers :)
Idk know why but I feel very comfortable to click like button when you asked. Unlike other youtubers when they asked the same things. Anyway, thanks for all magic tutorials you made.
I recommend learning on your non-dominant hand, that way you can still do some tasks while also coin rolling. I made the mistake and now I have to put the coin down to do things.
i can do this trick all day, but your disappearing card trick im still trying to learn that lol, the coin roll over i go back and forth, i first seen that on a very old tv show called Viper the tv show. in high school i seen people trying and they could never do it, then they see me doing it and come ask, how do you do that? im like i dont know, i just do it. the Half dollar is the best coin, the Dollar coin is to big
How would you do it with smaller coins? My country's largest coin is only 2.3cm diameter :( so i am struggling hard to get it to flip cause i can't push down on it XD
