Edge Grip Technique Coin Magic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Start learning about Edge Grip technique, where the ideas originated, and how David Roth took those ideas to the next level. This is a good overview, but it is simply an introduction to the technique. I've included a cool clip of a young David Roth in performance and I give you a good exercise to start working on the modern version of edge grip technique.
Check out the full clip of David Roth performing on the Robert Klein show
• David Roth on the Robe...
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00:00 - Intro
00:31 - History
04:50 - Expert Coin Magic Reprint
06:21 - Edge Grip Overview
12:09 - David Roth Clip
14:20 - Edge Grip Breakdown
19:02 - Modern Edge Grip Technique
23:18 - Edge Grip Exercise - บันเทิง
3:35 this is probably the first coin trick i can remember learning as a kid. It was in one of the mark wilson vhs tapes and you used two of the "larger" coins so that after the transformation you would produce two coins. It was really great for someone who was just starting out and couldn't palm yet and always really impressed anyone I've ever shown it to.
Congratulations
I've learnt a lot with your videos
I was trying the exercise you suggested , and after the third coin was in downs and the hand was resting on the table, I just decided to Roth snatch them from the air with the empty hand and Hing Chen slapped them onto the table where the other hand was, so it had to jump out of the way. My wife was sitting across the living room with my daughter. They are the typical magician’s family, and are almost sick of me fiddling. Well this time there were audible gasps from both when I grabbed invisible coins from the air with an empty hand and slapped them onto the table. I didn’t know they were watching.
Niiiice! That's a good idea
I love your chanel I love how literated You look and the importance You give to each little detail. You can easely tell You love Magic and You look really concerned to let everyone understand the importance of every move and reasoning behind each move. Thank You!
Thank you for watching!
I am so happy that I found this channel. I dabbled in magic many years ago but haven’t done so in ages. Was cleaning out the old hobby box and come across my old silver coins. They haven’t left my pockets or hands since. Thanks man for inspiring me back to a very cool old hobby of mine!
So good to hear that! That's as much as I could hope for with these videos
This is great! I remember spending ages trying to master the curl palm and then transferring the coin into the edge grip. I was honored to talk to Curtis Kam in person and he gave me some tips. What you are doing now is outstanding! Coin techniques and the theories behind them are so psychologically challenging. Thanks, man. It's really motivating and inspiring.
I really appreciate that! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
Great video once again. I would name Kainoah Harbottle in Coins on Edge as the person who popularized the new wave of direct vanishes around the edge, with his pendulum coins across routine. A must have imho
Thanks again Rick
A tutorial on my favorite grip finally!
Ironically today’s my birthday so this is pretty serendipitous haha..though now I know that I’ve been mixing up Down’s Palm & edge grip but either way I love this technique! Really want to get that book too
David Roth’s Hanging Coins is one of my go-to effects! Love edge-grip! (And nowhere palm also!).
Great work ! I remember roth from the magic castle and yes he was about 30-35 years old. About 20 years ago I spent hours trying to perfect his his moves. Portable hole hanging coins purse and glass ect. I want to thank you for mentioning his name, he was a phenomenal.
Thanks Dennis! That's awesome you had that time with him
Thanks a ton Rick, Love, love, LOVE your relaxed masterclasses. Instructive and inspirational. Love and respect Dude.
Thank you my friend!
YAY! Another tutorial!
The David Roth vid is GREAT! Robert Klein goofed though, when he asked if there is a special division of COMEDY when he meant MAGIC.
Thank you ❤️
I enjoy your videos sir peace
I think separating the coins from a fanned display and showing that there is no 3rd coin hiding behind another coin is also convincing.
This is a real beauty of a video Rick. Absolutely magnificent.
Many thanks!
A wonderful tutorial 👍😊👍😊👍
Rick, thank you som much for all these videos. You really do help
Thank you for watching Igor!
Gold!
That's gonna take some practice... 👌
Maestro de Msestrod
Need I say how excellent this video is? As always your production and instruction are top notch. I generally use Down's palm, but after I purchased Sly Palm, I watched your performance in that and had my brain fried when you held the coins and the "window" you speak of hit the screen! So fooling.
That is a good example! Someone reached out to me after that project and asked how am I doing that? You never teach that etc. And I had to explain that is what actual Edge Grip does!
This is awesome material, thanks Rick! Is it worth getting the Roth book if we already have the DVDs, is the material different enough to own both? Thanks
Absolutely! There are things in the book that are not on the videos and vice versa. And at $60? It's a no-brainer if you are able to afford it.
Rick you are the best how do I buy this white cover book?
It's "Modern Coin Magic" by J.B. Bobo you can search and find it many places
Hi Rick, I recently ended up with an extra copy of Apocalypse vol.1. It's yours for the asking. Just let me know.
Absolutely!
Offer's still good. I need an e-mail address or a snail mail address to know where to send them.
@@mattlang8603 give me your email and I'll send my physical address
How do you cover the sound of the coins hitting one another?
That's where old, smooth coins help a lot. Other than that, just go slowly and don't rush stacking them.
I didn't know David Roth had passed away. 😢