Hi Folks,
Once again I call upon your collective minds for references to literature with primo material concerning any and all types and techniques of body loads. Thanks!

This might help you.

Very Cool! Thanks.

My lecture on feather flowers has most of the body loads for sleeve bouquets (which could be adapted) listed or demonstrated.

Possibly the Chavez course would have a lot of ideas on this.

Richard

Whatever you load on your body your going to want to steal. With that in mind here are three load/steal sequences I used for years (these are how I learned to do steals):

1) Cups and Balls is probably the place where most people who learned to do steals started. I would recommend Dai Vernos’s “Impromptu Cups and Balls” in the Stars of Magic. (Note you don’t have to do this one impromptu you could use a regular set of cups and balls)

2) David Roth’s climax to his Flurry. It is in his book “Expert Coin Magic”. The climax to his flurry could be adapted to other coin routines, even stage routines.

3) Paul Harris’s Giant Killer Coin in “The magic of Paul Harris”. Of the 3 this is probably the easiest since there is very little heat, but it packs a huge surprise.

Also
Geoffrey Buckingham in addition to his books has a DVD “ The Magic and Manipulation of Geoffery Buckingham”

If my memory works, Feather flowers from no where is a good book.May be by David Ginn.

Searching for literature? I would recommend Don Quixote by Cervantes and Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce.

Chuck Fayne's "Card on the Seat and Other Loads in your Pants" and Eddie Joseph's "Art of Body Loading"

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