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magic8161 Regular user 133 Posts 
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Whats a good Video or book to learn different kinds of card forces? Thanks
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Jim Oliver Regular user Las Cruces, New Mexico 141 Posts
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The Encyclopedia of Impromptu Card Forces by Lewis Jones.
Over 500 forces. Available from Williams Magic in Tucson Az. Go on line to Williamsmagic.com Jim
Ed Marlo rules
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edwardsausagefingers Regular user I thunk, therefore I erm... 177 Posts
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Not strictly cards but Annemann's '202 methods of forcing' is also worth a mention.
It used to be available for free at the Learned Pig Project website; nowadays I expect you can find it on Lybrary. |
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muse Special user Scotland 925 Posts
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Ditto both the above. Spot on.
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Merc Man Inner circle NUNEATON, Warwickshire 2536 Posts
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The Royal Road to Card Magic - and it's called the Classic Force.
It takes practice and hard work to get the timing BUT it is the ONLY force of a card that looks natural (in my view). If you genuinely want someone to take a card from the pack, that's exactly what you would do; you'd spread the cards out. All of this time-consuming cut, turn face up then cut deeper, riffling of cards and say stop, or cut the pack and mark the cut, etc. can anyone honestly tell me any of these look as effective as simply spreading the pack out in your hands for a free selection? Just to add, it's called The CLASSIC force for a reason.
Barry Allen
Over 14 years have passed - and still missing Abra Magazine arriving every Saturday morning. |
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