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RevJohn Inner circle Oregon City Oregon, Oregon 2473 Posts |
Greetings!
Looking for a source/name of a move. Ring is held in hand, and rope has a loose knot in the center (quite loose, like you could stick your hand through the center of the knot). Tossing the ring onto the rope, it penetrates the knot and is found tied to the rope. Basic move, but can't find my source for it. Thanks! RevJohn |
Magic from A to Z Elite user Sweet Home Alabama 482 Posts |
RevJohn,
Is it Flips' Tossed Penetration? allen |
Bill Hegbli Eternal Order Fort Wayne, Indiana 22797 Posts |
Actually, this was a Tony Griffin's (from England) ring in rope move, he wrote a booklet on it in the 1970's, think it was loopy loop or something like that.
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jolyonjenkins Inner circle United Kingdom 1181 Posts |
Tony Griffith's Ring Competition ends with a phase where you throw the ring onto the rope but it's not a real knot, it's a hitch(?)
Jolyon Jenkins
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RevJohn Inner circle Oregon City Oregon, Oregon 2473 Posts |
Yeah, I am thinking of something different. Griffith's end has the ring flipping in on itself, I think... hitching itself?
But he could have both moves in his routine or box of moves. RevJohn |
J-Mac Inner circle Ridley Park, PA 5338 Posts |
Bob Miller's Relentless Ring and String has a move where your hand is slid along the string and deposits the ring inside a slip knot, though I haven't seen any where the ring is actually "tossed" onto the knot. Bob Miller's sleight is called "Fisher Ring". Scott Guinn uses this move in the routine called "Strung Out" contained in his ebook "My Best To You: Volume 3 - Close-up and Stand-Up" on page 31.
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Dr_J_Ayala Inner circle In search of Vlad Dracul and his 2169 Posts |
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On 2011-06-24 00:55, J-Mac wrote: The knot used in the Fishermans Knot is a genuine knot. The Miller Relentless Ring & String routine is absolutely wonderful and a lot of fun to perform. I seem to remember Aldo Colombini or maybe Ronald Dayton performing a type of ring on knot that used a genuine knot, and the ring was tossed onto it. If it was not one of them, then I have no idea who it was, but I know I have seen what RevJohn is describing. I will see if I can find out who it was and what the name of the move is. I cannot remember his user name on here, but if you can find Ronald Dayton he may know the answer to your question. |
Dr_J_Ayala Inner circle In search of Vlad Dracul and his 2169 Posts |
Ronald Dayton can be found under the name KOTAH here on the Café.
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Pecan_Creek Veteran user The Nation of TEXAS! 323 Posts |
Serveral of the routines on WGM Ring on Rope contain this move . As far as a name, I just watched this DVD last weeekend ,I don't know that any of the performers gave it a single name.
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Leo Reynolds Jr Special user 864 Posts |
Scott Guinn uses this in his ring on rope routine calls it Peter Samuelson's Finale from Theatrical Close-Up.
Best Leo Jr |
Anatole Inner circle 1912 Posts |
I think this might be part of Jack Miller's Linking Ring Routine in the section called (I think) " Miracle Moves with Ring and Rope" as described on H&R Magic Books site http://www.magicbookshop.com/product_inf......_id=4440
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Bill Hegbli Eternal Order Fort Wayne, Indiana 22797 Posts |
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On 2011-06-23 15:56, rjenkins wrote: Don't know if you are referring to my post, but Tony Griffith effect in his booklet was and is a real knot, it is knot that has not been pulled tight. Just tie a knot in a single piece of rope, a loop forms, if you pull the knot so you have a small loop of about 10", using a 5' of 6' length of rope. Then throw the linking ring through the loop in the rope, it will penetrate the rope and hang from the loop of rope. You can pull the rope in the knot tight. Showing the ring knotted in the center of the rope. |
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