Hello,
I got your book "second to none" after seing you (on a videotape) dealing seconds. Thanks a lot for that book. Actually, it is more the push-off in itself that made me acquire the book, since my (first) purpose is using it to get into a DL. (I am on it for a very few time!)
I began this post with the idea of asking you a tip concerning the push-off and the quantity of pressure to put on the cards (a big pressure helps to get control on how much cards are taken, but the hand is cramped and the move isn't fluid.) But as long as I write, I know that the only answer will be "practice".

Anyway, I think I just wanted to thank you for your insights on those moves (I don't know the rest of your work. I got "Simon says" but I didn't find the time to read it yet.)

(If you'd have, nevertheless, a tip concerning my question, or concerning a push-off DL...

Jonathan.

Practice lol

Actually I find a much lighter touch to work better for me but I tend to do most of my magic like that. The real secret is to experiment with what works best for you adapting the existing move to your hands.

Simon's most spectacular "double push-off" was executed when an old, well-lubricated French queen asked to see him in short pants.

Wow!

LOL Randini and he wanted a dollar!

I believe he was "interested" in more than that!

Really and I thought I correctly translated Channel Tunnel?

Thanks a lot,
Jonathan.

You are more than welcome!