Master the Classic Linking Rings

You’ve probably seen magicians link solid steel rings together and wondered how they do it without big stage props. Learning the Ninja Rings lets you perform this classic effect right under people's noses using small, close-up rings. It's a visual routine that makes you look like a pro even in a casual setting like a dinner party or a hangout with friends.

How the Ninja Rings Routine Looks

Julio starts by showing you the full performance so you can see how the moves flow together. After that, he breaks down the specific set of rings you'll need. He explains the difference between the "key" ring, the single solid ring, and the double linked rings. You'll see exactly how the set is put together so you aren't confused when you start practicing.

Is This Right for Your Skill Level?

This lesson is the starting point for anyone new to the rings. While the full routine takes some practice to get smooth, you don't need any prior knowledge to begin. If you can hold a set of rings, you can start learning these moves today. It’s a step-up from basic card tricks, but it's much easier to learn than most people think.

About Julio Ribera

Julio Ribera has taught thousands of people through his YouTube channel and Magigram school. He’s known for taking professional routines and making them easy for hobbyists to understand. He focuses on "learning by doing," so you'll be handling your rings right away instead of just watching theory.

What's Included

• A full performance of the Ninja Rings routine
• The difference between close-up and stage rings
• How the "key ring" works and how to handle it
• Why you need a double-linked set for this routine
• The exact ring set required for the rest of this course

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to buy special rings?
Yes. You’ll need a set of "Ninja Rings" or close-up linking rings. A standard set usually comes with four rings: one with a gap (the key), one single solid ring, and two that are already linked together.

Is this harder than card tricks?
It’s different. You don't have to worry about "picking a card" or complicated shuffling. It's more about the flow and the rhythm of your hands. Most people find it refreshing because the magic happens out in the open.

Can I use large stage rings for this?
You can. The moves Julio teaches are the same for large rings and small rings. However, this specific routine is designed for the smaller, close-up version that fits in your bag.

How long until I can show this to people?
You can learn how the rings work in about ten minutes. To make the links look like "real" magic, you'll want to spend a few days playing with the rings while you watch a movie or relax. Once the moves feel natural, you're ready.