Julio eres un grande, sin ti no me habría iniciado en este mundo, de verdad muchas gracias y hacer tutoriales en inglés para otra gente es increíble, de verdad un grande
You can also do it with only 4 coins and no shells. With that version you can easily start with showing both palms. I believe it was Michael Ammar (could be wrong) who taught me that method which is used after he did the matrix with 4 cards, followed by 3..2..1 cards, and finally stating that if he were really good he could do it with no cards. It's a great routine, however there is just something so very graceful with the version shown here.. I can see myself spending a lot of my near future playing with 5 coins. Thanks for sharing.
Lo que no queda bien es que en el ultimo efecto cruses tanto las manos porque no queda natura ya que seria mas comodo que hicieras que la monedas biajen pero rotando las manos de lugar
Great explanation, but I've seen magicians clap their hands to show that they are not holding any coins, then performing the "teleportation" from one corner to the next real quick.
You can also do it with only 4 coins and no shells. With that version you can easily start with showing both palms. I believe it was Michael Ammar (could be wrong) who taught me that method which is used after he did the matrix with 4 cards, followed by 3..2..1 cards, and finally stating that if he were really good he could do it with no cards. It's a great routine, however there is just something so very graceful with the version shown here.. I can see myself spending a lot of my near future playing with 5 coins. Thanks for sharing.
@@b3arwithm3 It depends on if I'm performing a magic trick that requires slight-of-foot, or if I'm just walking to travel from one location to another. They're very different activities...
One of the best explanations I have seen. Some performers do this with a shell instead of an extra coin.
Yasss!! 🤩🔥
I'm english baby!
Even though I know how it's done, it's so beautiful to watch it done well. Still looks magical.
Guau un efecto radical Julio!
Julio eres un grande, sin ti no me habría iniciado en este mundo, de verdad muchas gracias y hacer tutoriales en inglés para otra gente es increíble, de verdad un grande
This trick is also called shadow coins. Seen different versions of it and it all looks amazing
Es muy bueno este efecto, julio , siempre me sorprendes!
This is amazing macho! i don't understand why no tienes more subscriptores! un abrazo y thank you for this!!!!
All coin matrices are great to do and see. A great explanation as usual
Coin matrix always looks so good.
Love this illusion, so many ways to perform it. Thank you for sharing your technique.
Eres una persona de admirar que hagas tutoriales hasta en ingles,se nota tu empeño hacia los demas
You are the best magician I've ever seen!
Nice and smooth trick 👍
It's pretty clean
Where did you get that particular close-up pad?
What's the magicians carpets called?
Explain where the fifth coin is with the palm up at :18 please. That was the clean move that is blowing my mind.
Nice and smooth👌👍😉🇫🇷
Awesome, thanks!
Very nice easy explained tutorial. Cheers
Ojalá te vaya bien en tu canal en inglés julio, suerte!!
Gracias!! 😋🙌🏻
Very good
Great! Thank you!!!
Finally someone who knows how to explain shit and have a chilled laugh at the same time 😎😎😎🥳🥳🥳
This effect 💣💣
Love ThatTutorial ..you geht a New Abo From Germany
But how do they do it when they show you their empty hands during the trick?
Good job man, do u remember where u got your Clos up pad?
Nice!
SO GOOD.
Some magicians show both hands before performing the tricks and also after each trick is done. How did they do that?
You can show an empty hand will still resting a coin on your finger
You can also do it with only 4 coins and no shells. With that version you can easily start with showing both palms. I believe it was Michael Ammar (could be wrong) who taught me that method which is used after he did the matrix with 4 cards, followed by 3..2..1 cards, and finally stating that if he were really good he could do it with no cards. It's a great routine, however there is just something so very graceful with the version shown here.. I can see myself spending a lot of my near future playing with 5 coins. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing
El mejor Mago del mundo! Julio si amas a tus alumnos magos (fans) Fija este comentario 🔥
no lo fijo :c xd
this trick always fooled me
it would make it so much easier with over the shoulder view
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Clean
gua tio que pro eres el mejor
Buenisimo
Neo got nothing on (neo t from the matrix actually) this!
Music reminds me of Lemmings
I’m how it’s done 🎉
How do you get the 5th coin on the table in the first place?
Sleight of hand, have your hands with index finger pointing out, that way you can grip the coin until you lay the matt flat on the surface
Start with it palmed then drop it when you rest your hands on the table.
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This is nothing compared to Doug Conns version of matrix and dean dills call shot. Watch it on UA-cam.
Seems that most magic tricks are done with one extra something whether it's a coin or a card..
Cool Julio habla ingles
Grande julio que hasta en ingles esta
Cos ur 1st perform not d same as you thought to us
Lo que no queda bien es que en el ultimo efecto cruses tanto las manos porque no queda natura ya que seria mas comodo que hicieras que la monedas biajen pero rotando las manos de lugar
oh my focking god
Great explanation, but I've seen magicians clap their hands to show that they are not holding any coins, then performing the "teleportation" from one corner to the next real quick.
You can also do it with only 4 coins and no shells. With that version you can easily start with showing both palms. I believe it was Michael Ammar (could be wrong) who taught me that method which is used after he did the matrix with 4 cards, followed by 3..2..1 cards, and finally stating that if he were really good he could do it with no cards. It's a great routine, however there is just something so very graceful with the version shown here.. I can see myself spending a lot of my near future playing with 5 coins. Thanks for sharing.
It is really not natural to keep sliding your hands on the pad. That is not how we normally move coins
Don't keep us in suspense; what hand movements do you naturally use when you teleport coins normally?
@@civil_villain when you walk, do you lift your feet? Or you slide them and keep contact with the ground?
@@b3arwithm3
It depends on if I'm performing a magic trick that requires slight-of-foot, or if I'm just walking to travel from one location to another. They're very different activities...
@@civil_villain exactly, you want to give the impression you walk normally. Doing something unnatural or unnecessary gives away the trick
You not teach all we need to know
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It's not fun anymore
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