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Remagicon Regular user Somewhere over the Rainbow 124 Posts 
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Whenever I use the push-off double (all the time currently) I always make sure my singles and triples look the same > no discrepancies the audience can pick up on.
I disagree with anyone who says the push-off double looks NATURAl. I find it to be FLOURISH-Y, GRACEFUL, and mainly CONVINCING. I also am trying to add a sublety where I flick the side to make to add a small convincer that it's a single. A little hard to describe properly for me.
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yankay37 Regular user Canada 176 Posts
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I watched Derren Brown's performance with cards a few days ago, and I noticed a really really nice way that he does the double lift.
No breaks, just a natural looking lift. Not sure what the DVD was called, but it's his tutorial for the Derren Brown's 3 card routine. worth taking a look. |
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