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harris Inner circle Harris Deutsch 8812 Posts 
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JTW...yes...less is more....on the GP, as well as CP and others..
Harris for a lighter touch in coin magic...
Harris Deutsch aka dr laugh
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wsduncan Inner circle Seattle, WA 3619 Posts
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Paul's work on the back clip is DEEP back clip, not Tenkai pinch.
I use teh Scotty York method to get into the back clip, recover by using the reverse of the traditional method... sort of like a back palm recovery but without the first finger involved. |
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jhereg Regular user Petaluma California 121 Posts
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On 2008-07-17 18:05, JTW wrote: Ahh. Interesting, I'll work on that. Thank you. |
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JTW Special user Florida 670 Posts
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On 2008-07-19 14:21, wsduncan wrote: True, but the lessons he teaches are valuable for Tenkai pinch as well. |
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Jaz Inner circle NJ, U.S. 6111 Posts
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On 2008-07-19 14:21, wsduncan wrote: I too use York's method. For me it looks more natural when turning the hand. I do use the 'over the tips' too but not as often. |
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The Amazing Noobini Inner circle Oslo, Norway 1658 Posts
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I'm starting to like this pinch because I can (sort of) do it even with huge windows. With the Deep Back Clip there is just no way.
Of course it is going to take me forever to do the Tenkai Pinch without looking like I'm doing a bad Tai Chi routine or like I'm trying to make a very elaborate shadow puppet. But there is hope. I hope. Great to read that others find the retrieval a bit tough too. When I turn my fist around to retrieve, the coin stands straight out and it is a bit of a stretch to reach it with my thumb. The tossing retrieve I can only do with halves, not smaller coins. Halves however are on the heavy side so they tend to drop out. Gravity is very high this week. Yes well... nothing to add really, just a thanks for making me not think I am the only one who finds this one tough.
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Michael Rubinstein V.I.P. 4674 Posts
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The Goshman Pinch (now called the Tenkai Pinch) can be found in many areas. YOu can find the description and several uses of the Tenkai Pinch in the Encyclopedia of Coin Sleights DVD series (see not only the move but an application in the steal section as well as a spellbound appplication, among others). Also, in the New DVD series from the New York Coin Magic Seminar group on Productions, Vanishes and Penetrations, you can see several routines that are utilizing the Pinch in a novel manner (Bill through Coin, Coins Through the Table, etc.). Might be just what you aqre looking for.
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