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So, you want to be a magician. Well, you better read this article. It’s not all the glamour that you see on TV. Magic is actually hard work. Learning the tricks (yes, they are tricks) in some cases, takes a lot of skill and practice. Some tricks are so hard to do that it takes magicians months to perfect them. I’m even going to reveal one trick that you’ve probably seen many times. It takes a lot of skill.
The trick I’m talking about is where the magician shows you the penny. He them takes the penny from the one hand into the other. He closes the hand that the penny is in. He then opens up that hand and you see that the penny is gone. You wonder where it went. The magician then reaches behind your ear and pulls the penny out with the other hand and shows it to you. You’re in even more shock and awe. How did he do it?
Well, it’s called slight of hand and it takes a long time to master and do it smoothly. It’s hard to describe exactly how the trick works, but I’ll do my best. Essentially, when the magician puts the penny into his left hand from his right (or right hand from left if he’s left handed) what he’s doing is clasping the penny between the first and second finger of his transferring hand, down by the base of the hand. Because the penny is so small, and his hand is so big, you can’t see it. Then, when he takes that hand and reaches behind your ear, he shifts the penny into his fingers normally so that you can see the penny.
This sounds simple but trust me, this takes months of hard work and practice and some people never get it, especially if they have small hands. This is just one example of a trick that requires slight of hand and a lot of practice. And this isn’t even one of the harder ones. There are some that are much harder.
Point is, I don’t want you to think that doing magic is simply a matter of buying the trick and doing it. Some of them take a lot of work. In my signature is a review of a great online resource that will turn you into a crackerjack magician and mentalist. I think you’ll get a lot out of the review itself.
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