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scottthegreat New user 96 Posts |
Im looking to get a DVD that is great for learning cups and ball. I just got a new set of cupps and balls. I also got a chop cup with the set. Anyone know how to use it. Im a begginer and what to learn this classic routine
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Father Photius Grammar Host El Paso, TX (Formerly Amarillo) 17161 Posts |
Michael Ammar, the Compete Cups and Balls vol I and vol II.
"Now here's the man with the 25 cent hands, that two bit magician..."
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mrunge Inner circle Charleston, SC 3716 Posts |
I second that. Michael Ammar's Complete Cups and Balls DVD set.
Mark. |
gaddy Inner circle Agent of Chaos 3526 Posts |
The "Greater Magic Video Library: Cups and Balls" by Twin Cities Magic is very good and gives quite a few examples (Ammar, Rogers, Miller/Thompson etc...) I suggest it highly. I also recommend the "Gazzo Street Cups" DVD.
Good luck, the cups and balls will take you far in magic!
*due to the editorial policies here, words on this site attributed to me cannot necessarily be held to be my own.*
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ChristopherM Special user UK 844 Posts |
The Ammar set is a very good DVD resource for cups and balls. The Greater Magic video is also excellent.
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mark1991 Veteran user Boston, Lincolnshire, England 311 Posts |
Hi there,
I would have to agree that the Michael Ammar DVD set is amazing! Goes through every possible move you could think of in the first DVD, and then routines it all in the second! A brilliant way of learning! Hope this helps! God bless! Magical Mark Watson (mark1991)
http://magicnewstelevision.com/mn/magicalmark
Magical Mark Watson - Christian magician, juggler, puppeteer, all-round entertainer and lover of Christ! |
what Special user Lehi, UT, USA 643 Posts |
I recommend Mark Wilsons Complete Course in Magic book. It is a great routine that is well tought step by step.
Then take a look at The "Greater Magic Video Library Teach-In" video, there are some fantastic routines and great insights by some real masters. Then, If you want to learn more, and try new things, Try "Michael Ammars Complete Cups & balls". He teaches so well. You will be more rewarded if you have a little experience and a performable routine before you dive into it. Don't rush the journey on the cups & balls, after all, you need to take your spectators on some kind of journey when you perform it. Best, Mike
Magic is fun!!!
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Nedim Elite user istanbul/turkey 444 Posts |
Hi,
There are some Dvs on the market that teach Cups&Balls but I think best one is the Michael Ammar Complete Cups&Balls. You can show every kind of move that you need. magicially yours, Nedim |
Bob Johnston Inner circle Philadelphia, PA 1251 Posts |
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On 2007-06-14 23:25, scottthegreat wrote: To actually answer your question about the Chop Cup routine, try The Classic Chop Cup, by Twin Cities Magic & Costume Co. It has some of the best Chop Cup work and instruction around, Don Alan, Larry Jennings, and Martin Lewis. Bob |
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