I was wondering if there's a book out there dedicated to Wand Tricks/Stunts that go with a cups and balls routine...not just the wand through cup, drummer spin or vernon wand spin that Ammar teaches...


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Junior

Go to youtube and look up Michael Vincent's cup routine. He has a beautiful opening with the wand.

Thanks pepka,,,,michael vincent's is very entertaining.

Junior

I heard that Shoot was going to put out a wand manipulation dvd, but I have not seen it for sale anywhere.

-- Check out Tarbell, Vol 7, "Alan Alan's Rising Card"
-- Tarbell 2 has an entire section on wand magic (most of those probably won't work into a C&B routine, but you could probably adapt a couple)
-- Flip stick move (Covered in Vol 7 of Tarbell and the DVD "The Very Best of FL!P" vol 4)

This is why I do love classics......
Everything is there, as long as you read it!

Shoot Ogawa does a wand manipulation routine, and has a dvd out, but its platform work, not sure if it would adapt into a C&B routine.

Shoot's dvd is certainly something to add to the list.

so is FL!P's #4 DVD.

Do you have a link?

Thanks

Thanks for the tip fellas...

here's a link for you carlos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MSKFJtaS5k


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Junior

Hopefully I am not diverting from your question, but I have been thinking a bit about a real advantage something like a Johnson wand with a chop-like gaff at one end - how would that really help me? I suppose it could retain a ball if I kept the wand intact (although I am not even sure on that), but I am having a hard time picturing that being natural. So am I missing anything of the true and realistic value of a chopped wand? I really like combo cups and chop cups, so I am far from adverse to another tool to help with my routine, and ideally to allow me think outside of the box so I don't have to completely rip off Kent Gunn Yet the johnson wand is about $50, so I guess I am looking for some reassures that a chopped wand can add value.

Thanks,

very nice work.