How To Do Coin Magic

Coin Magic Training Part 4

If you’ve watched the training videos in this series, give yourself a high five and take a victory lap. If you truly want to know how to do coin magic, you’ve taken a major step forward toward by allowing yourself to watch the videos and soak it all in. If your goal is to learn how to do magic tricks, you are on your way!

After watching these videos, you can begin to practice with more intention. Even if it takes weeks or months to find your unique finger palm position (explained in Video 1: Tricks With Coins), you’ll have the finished illusion in mind as you practice. You’ll know what you’re shooting for, and all the elements that must line up to get you there.

And that makes all the difference!

How To Do Coin Magic – Part 1

How To Do Coin Magic – Part 2

How To Do Coin Magic – Part 3

Bottom Line: If you haven’t seen the first three training videos, use the links above to watch them before you dig into what comes below.

Structure and Presentation Transform Tricks Into Miracles

Now you’ll see how to combine the finger palm, vanish technique and misdirection from the previous modules to create a true miracle. In this video, we’ll add two more crucial elements to the mix – structure and presentation. You’ll see how these elements complete the puzzle and make great magic spring to life.

How to Perform Coin Magic Like A Real Magician

In the end, magic only happens when we show it to and audience. &nbsp In our final video, I’ll share two tactics that make it much easier to get comfortable, confident and astounding when you take your new miracles out to meet the world.

Remember as you begin to assemble what you’ve learned that you’ll make much faster progress if you proceed with patience, and take take care to give each element of the illusion special attention – all the while keeping your eye on the ultimate effect you want to have on your audience. Simply having these concepts in mind when you practice will help you make stronger choices that lead to more magical magic – and that’s what makes a magician, and his or her audiences smile most of all!

To Your Success, Aaron Fisher