Putting What I Learned at the M&C Olympics to Use
Alright, this thread is about that – I'm hoping some of you will share a routine you performed at the M&C Olympics.
Here's mine, featuring the Wild coins routine that Yago Ilusionista taught.
Critiques, advice, and any other thoughts are welcome.
(Not looking for likes or anything like that.)
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Amazing, Ruben!! 🥰
Thanks, Cento!
So, just like Julio and Yago said at the event, at first it seems like it's never going to work and that it's tough, but once you put in a little practice with the handling, it just clicks.
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More magic olympics!!!! Haha
It was really great, honestly.
That's really neat. I don't know the secret (though I can probably guess it), but if the glass doesn't require any cover, I'd suggest making the inside of the glass more visible by holding it with two fingers and keeping the others splayed, or by turning your hand a bit.
Thanks for the feedback, Sergi, I'm glad you liked it.
I understand you're unfamiliar with how the wildcoin works. Sometimes, if you're not familiar with the inner workings of an effect, it's best not to offer advice on something you don't know much about, as it can be counterproductive.
I recommend signing up for the next Olympics event; it's really enriching.
Specifically, this effect was broken down in full detail during the event by Yago Turia, a professor at the School of Magic & Cardistry.