I thought I'd try a new twist on an old trick. Here's what I've come up with so far:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Of0iIhtg2GM

I hope I uploaded it correctly....I'm new to that kind of stuff.

I'm not sure about the routine !

There was so much fiddling with the coins, and hand and body movement it was hard to follow the coins. I don't want to be cruel but it needs to be smoother, faster, and the patter needs cutting.

You look saddly lacking in confedence, which my comments won't help, but it does need practice. In fact the film looks like a practice session.

Sorry, I would be doing no favours by saying it looks very good, but some hard work will improve it no end. Really.

Eddie,

Thanks for the feedback.

I agree it needs to be a lot smoother. The video was a practice session of an idea that I came up with a few minutes earlier, so unfortunately you could see that I had to think about every move.

However, I'll also add that I do tend to look a little stiff no matter what I'm doing.....so nothing I do looks as smooth as it should.


The big question I had was about the idea of taking the retention vanishes out and adding the tosses to change the routine up.

Wow! I like the twist. I agree only slightly with Eddie. The last coin looked like it was still in the learning stage. However, I thought the transfers were great and the routine was smooth.

I liked the overall concept of taking a step back from the chest level routine and using the toss vanishes.

Great job! Looking for more to come.