Classic Palm and Italian Palm

This lesson brings together two coin concealment positions. Yago Turia first covers the classic palm and then dedicates a separate explanation to the Italian palm.

In the classic palm, you look for a placement that adapts to your hand. Yago explains how to reach it organically and how to check that the coin remains held without forcing a rigid posture. Thumb control gets special attention: an exaggerated extension can give away the effort even if the coin is well concealed.

Practice tips include working with both hands from the beginning, keeping natural resting positions, and gradually getting used to the feel of holding the coin. The explanation distinguishes between the simplicity of describing the mechanism and the practice needed to make it comfortable.

The second video introduces the Italian palm hold and its entry from a fingertip position. The process is reviewed again to understand the coordination and its relaxed finish.

You only need practice coins. The content offers fundamentals and adaptation exercises; it does not develop a full routine or promise immediate mastery of the sleight.