@@RickHolcombe Thanks so much for this, Rick. You're a natural teacher. I'm going to definitely show my support and purchase your work. From one musician/magician to another.
@@dadcraft1528 try touching the tips of your pinky finger and thumb together. Now release, but hold your palm muscles in place. The coin will be held on either side between the bulges from your pinky and the thumb. The motion of the coin is created by squeezing until the coin slips off the thumb muscle.
The drill is pure gold. I’ve been doing magic since before you were born Rick and I can’t believe I never thought to put my coin or card sleights in a logical practice order. So many advantages. Thank you!
@@RickHolcombe Hi Thank you for the content, it's really informative. I've just started out trying to learn the palms, clips and sleights. UK based, so practicing with 2p/10p coins. I'm really struggling with the thumb clips, both front and rear because it hurts my thumb joint when loading into the clip from the index finger and middle finger. I guess this is just a muscle training and will get easier. I saw a video that shows the thumb clips being achieved from the ring finger, much like the "classic" but diagonally up. When going into front thumb clip from relaxed where do you start from?
@@JL-qs7er from a relaxed position I usually slide the coin back into thumb palm. You can see a similar type of movement when I show the DeManche Change in the 2 coin practice video.
For those of you, like me, who may need to review some of these palms more than once -here's a little re-viewing aid I've created (my small contribution to this great teaching aid -Thx Rick!) 1) Classic Palm (5:47 min) 2) Finger Palm (6:45 min) (hold with just ring finger) 3) Nowhere palm (7:33 min) 4) Second finger curl palm (8:05 min) 5) JW Grip (8:25 min) 6) Edge Grip Palm (8:38 min) 7) Downs Palm (8:54 min) 8) Thumbs Palm (9:03 min) 9) Balance Palm (9:20 min) 10) Back thumbs palm (9:35) 11) Recovery (9:50 min)
Hi Rick, this is the guy with the rheumatoid arthritis hands again LOL. I just wanted to let you know this was the first routine that showed up while I was going through UA-cam looking at different coin magic tutorials. And it was so amazing the way that you teach and show the different palming techniques and how to get in and out of them. And then turn it into that really amazing routine using those different slides with that wonderful mind-blowing ending where you turn that last coin move into your wallet!! That's how I found your channel and I am so glad that I subscribed to it and I have been looking through all the other routines and teachings that you have which are so many. But I am going to focus on this particular teaching for now until I can try and get the slides good enough even with my hands the way they are to be able to feel comfortable doing the whole routine and learning those particular slights the way that you teach them. I used to practice coin magic and always used half dollars they were easier to palm and work with. So now I need to go to my bank and see if I can get some half dollars to start practicing with again!! That was before I was ever put on permanent disability for fibromyalgia and then the rheumatoid arthritis and a few other issues that came along the way. But I love to take my mind off of those type of problems and Magic has always been a love of mine. I did get to do magic shows before I was ever diagnosed with fibromyalgia.and have never lost my love for it!! And now that I found your channel it has made me very happy. I am in my 60's now. And was diagnosed with severe fibromyalgia at the mayo clinic when I was about 37. So keep up the great work!! And thank you very much!!
After recently buying Bobo’s Modern Coin Magic I have been frustrated about how and what to practice. You have given me the marching orders I needed. You are a blessing. Thank you thank you thank you!!!
This is solid gold advice and something you rarely hear or see taught on magic tutorials. Absolutely brilliant, thank you so much for this. This is the first time I've seen one of your videos so I'm looking forward to going back through everything on your channel. And the rolling retention vanish is amazing!!! So beautiful.
Good tips, good teacher! In my opinion, one of the best channels in coin magic! I am going to buy your ebook - Trip - Sure it's as good as the channel. Thank you so much! Greetings and health from Spain.
@@RickHolcombe Its a pleasure to be one of your subscribers. I spent last 2 years watching many staff every day about magic. Even Asian videos when i dont understand nothing. Im sure thats the best coin magic channel on whole You Tube. If somebody love magic thats my top: Coin Magic: Rick Holcombe | Coin Magic Card Magic: Wade - Other Magic: Brendan.MagicTV Brendan Rodrigues Gimmick: GIMICA - powered by MAGICA
This the video that has helped me pursue coin magic. I never thought about pursuing get because of how difficult it actually is. But he is exactly right, coin magic is like practicing a guitar in the respect that you must get the basics down.
this is great! I'm doing magic for many years and I'm playing guitar for even a longer time, but I never put my moves together for practice like I'd do for a guitar lick... thanks a lot!
Since I’ve watched this I’ve been performing these drills everyday. Great exercise. I like to go from the back thumb palm right into purse palm, then into back palm and right back to classic palm and start again.
Was struggling hard to find tips esources to perfect different palming techniques. Then you came as a messiah with this video !! A BIG thank you man :)
This is the video I mentioned on your Giveaway video Rick. And for good reason! A great tuition for anyone serious about acquiring the skill of performing good coin magic!
Hello Rick, I am just buzzing through your videos. (Very addictive) I can relate to the instrument workout, I play the drums and had to do roles, doubles, paradiddles, and triples as a workout. When I was in middle school I started walking around with a half dollar palmed. I still always have a coin in my hand and now I even wear one on my finger. Keep these videos coming and I love Recoil by the way. I am putting it into my routine this weekend.
Really enjoying learning this stuff. Your a great teacher. I've been doing card magic for years and a little bit of coin stuff due to lack of knowledge. This is really helping. Thanks Rick.
This is the video I like. Gave me a great starting place to learn basic palming techniques. Love the coin routine. It makes practicing my palms fun as I learn. Thanks!
16:37 That sleight (using two coins evidently) is called the "Flying Shuttle Pass". It was also independently devised by Jay Sankey in the 1990's-early 2000's which he marketed for the first time in his DVD "Revolutionary Coin Magic" I believe. And Jay (on the DVD) gives credit to Scotty York for also independently devising this at about the same time as him. Jay was the one to entitled it "Flying Shuttle Pass".
My point was doing half of the flying shuttle to make a coin production out of it. So, doing the flying shuttle witha piece of "nothing". I should have mentioned the full move though. I know better than that. Curtis Kam also came upwith the same general idea of the flying shuttle maybe before both of them.
This was such an important video for me that really got me started on coin magic, I thank you and appreciate you greatly for the hard work you put into these videos
You’re a good teacher. This is very good. Thanks so much! Could you do some more on transitioning from palm to palm or grip related to this drill? Muy bueno, Sir!😎👍🏻
That move was on my eye candy lecture from 1999. Developed in 1983. Also done by Jay Sankey god knows when. I think all us coin guys come up with similar stuff. LoL Cheers brother, great work!
Dude! Thanks for this material Masterpiece explanations, great video quality... and all this free. You are certainly a one-of-a-kind. I've been about 15-20 years working with magic (in and out)... all those years I've been stunningly intimidated by coin magic. Even the french drop use to cause sweat in my hands. Thanks you for showing us the way.
I am back. Just couldn't stay away. Keep up the good work. What I like about you is the raw skills it takes to do a lot of the coin work. I like that you name the different grips and palming. I shall continue coin magic and getting things from your site. These drills are great. I shall practice these drills. Yeah I was going to mention that by going through these drills routines can be created . Glad that you mentioned it.
this was the best coin magic video I very watched; not only were you able to teach us how to enhance your skills, but you were also able to teach us various tricks and how to build a one coin routine. excellent work!!!
Wow Ric,I enjoyed watching this vid so much;particularly because I am a seasoned beginner on guitar,having played for about fifty or so years so I understand immediately what you are saying.I thought your style was smooth and natural,just the way I try to play.Thanks for a comprehensive intro to coin skills:I look forward to more of your videos.
Mr. Rick, I wish to thank you for this wonderful Coin routine drills. I love Coin magic and I Believe these drills will finally help me learn the fundamentals that will lead me to become as GREAT MAGICIAN as YOU in COIN MAGIC 🎉. On a personal note, TO me this is Life changing. Your guidance is heart felt,Thank you. 🙏
Wow. I am just starting to get in coin work and I am so glad I found your channel you are the only one giving information that's just not a specific trick tutorial but painting a much more applicable overview on the journey to mastery. Thank you!!
What a wonderful exercise! You are a fantastic instructor, Rick. I've spent a lifetime in magic, and I've been to my share of lectures. What separates you from most is your quiet passion; you sincerely want people to learn the correct way of doing things. Also, your music metaphors perfectly compliment the various points you make. As others have said, this could easily be paid content. Thank you!
Lol. I'm learning to play bass during this quarantine, and i noticed how that was useful to my coin magic, by developing muscles in my hands. And also the analogy of drills becoming routines fits perfectly my recent experience, because you basically learn how to learn. Music and magic are so similar to each other, what amazes me about this video is that it puts together all that i've being thinking during this hard times. I'm from Italy, and I discovered this channel when the lockdown was already on here. This content is preventing me from driving crazy, so thanks for it and i hope to be able to give you my money as soon as i can. In the meanwhile, take care.
Totaly agree this should be paid for.. dont do it though i wanna learn more... lol awsome vid great teacher... the palm drills are amazing really hard to find good vids like yours i learn better by watching books are tricky sometimes...
This could easily be paid content, thank you for making it available to the world! Thank you from Brazil
You're very welcome!
@@RickHolcombe
Thanks so much for this, Rick. You're a natural teacher. I'm going to definitely show my support and purchase your work. From one musician/magician to another.
@@RickHolcombe Do you have any tips on how to perfect the Muscle Pass? Thanks in advance!
@@danielkelley7548 It's just a matter of getting the right spot and strengthening that muscle. There's no real shortcut that I have.
@@dadcraft1528 try touching the tips of your pinky finger and thumb together. Now release, but hold your palm muscles in place. The coin will be held on either side between the bulges from your pinky and the thumb. The motion of the coin is created by squeezing until the coin slips off the thumb muscle.
The drill is pure gold. I’ve been doing magic since before you were born Rick and I can’t believe I never thought to put my coin or card sleights in a logical practice order. So many advantages. Thank you!
Glad to help!
Well said I am new to Magic but my word exactly 👍😎
@@RickHolcombe Hi
Thank you for the content, it's really informative.
I've just started out trying to learn the palms, clips and sleights.
UK based, so practicing with 2p/10p coins.
I'm really struggling with the thumb clips, both front and rear because it hurts my thumb joint when loading into the clip from the index finger and middle finger. I guess this is just a muscle training and will get easier.
I saw a video that shows the thumb clips being achieved from the ring finger, much like the "classic" but diagonally up.
When going into front thumb clip from relaxed where do you start from?
@@JL-qs7er from a relaxed position I usually slide the coin back into thumb palm. You can see a similar type of movement when I show the DeManche Change in the 2 coin practice video.
@@RickHolcombe thanks, I'll check it out.
For those of you, like me, who may need to review some of these palms more than once -here's a little re-viewing aid I've created (my small contribution to this great teaching aid -Thx Rick!)
1) Classic Palm (5:47 min)
2) Finger Palm (6:45 min) (hold with just ring finger)
3) Nowhere palm (7:33 min)
4) Second finger curl palm (8:05 min)
5) JW Grip (8:25 min)
6) Edge Grip Palm (8:38 min)
7) Downs Palm (8:54 min)
8) Thumbs Palm (9:03 min)
9) Balance Palm (9:20 min)
10) Back thumbs palm (9:35)
11) Recovery (9:50 min)
@@BaldCardMan r/woooooooosh
LOL. I wish I had read this post sooner. I went through the routine many times noting the times too.
BTW Balance Palm is at 9:30
I wish I could like this video twice.
Thank you.
Hi Rick, this is the guy with the rheumatoid arthritis hands again LOL. I just wanted to let you know this was the first routine that showed up while I was going through UA-cam looking at different coin magic tutorials. And it was so amazing the way that you teach and show the different palming techniques and how to get in and out of them. And then turn it into that really amazing routine using those different slides with that wonderful mind-blowing ending where you turn that last coin move into your wallet!! That's how I found your channel and I am so glad that I subscribed to it and I have been looking through all the other routines and teachings that you have which are so many. But I am going to focus on this particular teaching for now until I can try and get the slides good enough even with my hands the way they are to be able to feel comfortable doing the whole routine and learning those particular slights the way that you teach them. I used to practice coin magic and always used half dollars they were easier to palm and work with. So now I need to go to my bank and see if I can get some half dollars to start practicing with again!! That was before I was ever put on permanent disability for fibromyalgia and then the rheumatoid arthritis and a few other issues that came along the way. But I love to take my mind off of those type of problems and Magic has always been a love of mine. I did get to do magic shows before I was ever diagnosed with fibromyalgia.and have never lost my love for it!! And now that I found your channel it has made me very happy. I am in my 60's now. And was diagnosed with severe fibromyalgia at the mayo clinic when I was about 37. So keep up the great work!! And thank you very much!!
I like the fact you incorporated music into this 🎉❤
After recently buying Bobo’s Modern Coin Magic I have been frustrated about how and what to practice. You have given me the marching orders I needed. You are a blessing. Thank you thank you thank you!!!
This is solid gold advice and something you rarely hear or see taught on magic tutorials. Absolutely brilliant, thank you so much for this. This is the first time I've seen one of your videos so I'm looking forward to going back through everything on your channel.
And the rolling retention vanish is amazing!!! So beautiful.
Glad to help!
Good tips, good teacher!
In my opinion, one of the best channels in coin magic!
I am going to buy your ebook
- Trip - Sure it's as good as the channel.
Thank you so much!
Greetings and health from Spain.
The best
Thank you my friend!
@@RickHolcombe Its a pleasure to be one of your subscribers. I spent last 2 years watching many staff every day about magic. Even Asian videos when i dont understand nothing. Im sure thats the best coin magic channel on whole You Tube. If somebody love magic thats my top:
Coin Magic: Rick Holcombe | Coin Magic
Card Magic: Wade -
Other Magic: Brendan.MagicTV Brendan Rodrigues
Gimmick: GIMICA - powered by MAGICA
Holcombe's motion is amazing. I own his lecture.
Love this. Taking me back to my magic roots.
This is one of my favourite videos, along with the two coin/spellbound practice routine. Great stuff!
U are the master….. and to be a master too i need to follow this video step by step in the exactly same way….. this video is a gem💎
Been rewatching this video to get everything down. Walking around with one coin and practicing this throughout the day has been so helpful!
Been loving this video and working on working through these practice tips.
I love this. I do this all the time now.
Awesome tutorial, one of my favorites!
This is the one I appreciate the most. Good starting point.
Awesome job Rick! Thank you. You are a wonderful teacher. All magicians should watch.
Thanks for sharing. All the best to you and your family.
This the video that has helped me pursue coin magic. I never thought about pursuing get because of how difficult it actually is. But he is exactly right, coin magic is like practicing a guitar in the respect that you must get the basics down.
Excellent lesson, excellent drills!
Thank you so much for valuable information on coin magic.
This drill is really informative and helpful. I had a problem moving from the JW grip to edge palm. Now i can do it a little better.
this is great! I'm doing magic for many years and I'm playing guitar for even a longer time, but I never put my moves together for practice like I'd do for a guitar lick... thanks a lot!
I’m so happy I found your channel. You have reignited my love of coin magic.
I'm so glad!
So, so beautiful! You are an excellent teacher!! Thanks!!!
Thank you so much for this video! This alone has sparked my interest in coin magic.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is going on my magic favorites playlist so I can rewatch and work out the drills to perfection. Thanks for great advise.
Fantastic!
Very well taught, educational and enjoyable. This coming from an old, long time magician.
NICE! Thank you!
Since I’ve watched this I’ve been performing these drills everyday. Great exercise. I like to go from the back thumb palm right into purse palm, then into back palm and right back to classic palm and start again.
This was fantastic. I will 100% be utilizing this. Thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
What an amazing video!
This is my favorite video that you have done. Just starting in coin magic so this is very useful
just amazing! Can’t believe i found this golden tutorial. Thank you so muchh you’re a great teacher
Very great video.
Thank you for sharing 🙏
Damn! Keep it up!! We will support you!
Wow
This is a masterclass. Thank you!
Was struggling hard to find tips
esources to perfect different palming techniques. Then you came as a messiah with this video !! A BIG thank you man :)
It's so wonderful !
Hi Rick, I really enjoyed this video. Your direct approach and teaching style is excellent.
Well done !!
Thank you, thank you, thank you ... just what I was looking for ... coin magic exercises
Thanks for this video-the drill and advice is excellent; it has really helped my progress.
You are a soft, smooth-talking (literally) con artist 👏 thanks as always!
I watched this video atleast 5 times to see each details of the handlings !! Thanks for your content !
Rick, thank you for these valuable tutorials! You are an excellent teacher.
I appreciate that!
You are so generous... May you be blessed. Thank you...
Thank you!
This is the video I mentioned on your Giveaway video Rick. And for good reason! A great tuition for anyone serious about acquiring the skill of performing good coin magic!
Rick, this is fantastic! Thank you!
You're welcome!
I have been waiting for this kind of tutorial for years. Thankyou so much
Glad to help!
Wow. Your coin magic is a work of art. Really makes me want to develop my coin game.
Commenting for contest. Favorite video posted so far 👍
Genius. Awesome.
Hello Rick, I am just buzzing through your videos. (Very addictive) I can relate to the instrument workout, I play the drums and had to do roles, doubles, paradiddles, and triples as a workout. When I was in middle school I started walking around with a half dollar palmed. I still always have a coin in my hand and now I even wear one on my finger. Keep these videos coming and I love Recoil by the way. I am putting it into my routine this weekend.
Thanks for the support my friend!
Really enjoying learning this stuff. Your a great teacher. I've been doing card magic for years and a little bit of coin stuff due to lack of knowledge. This is really helping. Thanks Rick.
You are so welcome!
This is the video I like. Gave me a great starting place to learn basic palming techniques. Love the coin routine. It makes practicing my palms fun as I learn. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much sir for making this free lesson in palming you are so generous 👍
Great stuff.
great video, we need it! thumbs up
Excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing
Glad it was helpful!
This drill is awesome, thanks a million, this is the vid i liked!
16:37 That sleight (using two coins evidently) is called the "Flying Shuttle Pass". It was also independently devised by Jay Sankey in the 1990's-early 2000's which he marketed for the first time in his DVD "Revolutionary Coin Magic" I believe. And Jay (on the DVD) gives credit to Scotty York for also independently devising this at about the same time as him. Jay was the one to entitled it "Flying Shuttle Pass".
My point was doing half of the flying shuttle to make a coin production out of it. So, doing the flying shuttle witha piece of "nothing". I should have mentioned the full move though. I know better than that. Curtis Kam also came upwith the same general idea of the flying shuttle maybe before both of them.
Excellent instruction, thanks!
Thank you sir! I've watched your stuff for many years also on the Magic Cafe
Great video
This was such an important video for me that really got me started on coin magic, I thank you and appreciate you greatly for the hard work you put into these videos
Glad it was helpful!
FANTASTIC!
Thanks!
Cool I got a new teacher
I've always wished to learn great coin magic
Rock on sire
This is wonderful. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Such a cool drill! Thank you!
You bet!
This video seriously has helped me with transitions so much! Thanks man!
Happy to help!
You’re a good teacher. This is very good. Thanks so much!
Could you do some more on transitioning from palm to palm or grip related to this drill?
Muy bueno, Sir!😎👍🏻
Thank you for your awesome magic
My pleasure 😊
That move was on my eye candy lecture from 1999. Developed in 1983. Also done by Jay Sankey god knows when. I think all us coin guys come up with similar stuff. LoL Cheers brother, great work!
This is very helpfull. Learning a sequence is one thing, being able to create your own is another one :)
Dude! Thanks for this material Masterpiece explanations, great video quality... and all this free. You are certainly a one-of-a-kind. I've been about 15-20 years working with magic (in and out)... all those years I've been stunningly intimidated by coin magic. Even the french drop use to cause sweat in my hands. Thanks you for showing us the way.
Glad you enjoyed it!
All i want to say is i need you always in my UA-cam notification! 😊 Your such a good teacher 🖤 thanks men
Glad I could help!
I'm so happy with your tutorial
Thank you!
I am back. Just couldn't stay away. Keep up the good work.
What I like about you is the raw skills it takes to do a lot of the coin work.
I like that you name the different grips and palming.
I shall continue coin magic and getting things from your site.
These drills are great.
I shall practice these drills.
Yeah I was going to mention that by going through these drills routines can be created . Glad that you mentioned it.
I like your tips a lot
this was the best coin magic video I very watched; not only were you able to teach us how to enhance your skills, but you were also able to teach us various tricks and how to build a one coin routine. excellent work!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid as always! 👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you enjoyed!
Wow Ric,I enjoyed watching this vid so much;particularly because I am a seasoned beginner on guitar,having played for about fifty or so years so I understand immediately what you are saying.I thought your style was smooth and natural,just the way I try to play.Thanks for a comprehensive intro to coin skills:I look forward to more of your videos.
Rock on!
Bouncing over here from your giveaway to say that this is my favorite of your videos. thanks for putting this content out there
Incredible video and you've definitely piqued my interest in coin magic
Glad you enjoyed!
Great instruction, beautiful technique and flow.
Thanks so much!
Rick Holcombe | Coin Magic Love the wallet ending, I’m going to do it with a deck of cards, it’s a seamless segue. Thanks again.
You are a good person!
Mr. Rick, I wish to thank you for this wonderful Coin routine drills. I love Coin magic and I Believe these drills will finally help me learn the fundamentals that will lead me to become as GREAT MAGICIAN as YOU in COIN MAGIC 🎉. On a personal note, TO me this is Life changing. Your guidance is heart felt,Thank you. 🙏
Wow. I am just starting to get in coin work and I am so glad I found your channel you are the only one giving information that's just not a specific trick tutorial but painting a much more applicable overview on the journey to mastery. Thank you!!
Glad to help
You must hate being fooled. Quit exposing magic. You’re just feeding those that just want to know the secret!
What a wonderful exercise! You are a fantastic instructor, Rick. I've spent a lifetime in magic, and I've been to my share of lectures. What separates you from most is your quiet passion; you sincerely want people to learn the correct way of doing things. Also, your music metaphors perfectly compliment the various points you make. As others have said, this could easily be paid content. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Lol. I'm learning to play bass during this quarantine, and i noticed how that was useful to my coin magic, by developing muscles in my hands. And also the analogy of drills becoming routines fits perfectly my recent experience, because you basically learn how to learn.
Music and magic are so similar to each other, what amazes me about this video is that it puts together all that i've being thinking during this hard times.
I'm from Italy, and I discovered this channel when the lockdown was already on here.
This content is preventing me from driving crazy, so thanks for it and i hope to be able to give you my money as soon as i can.
In the meanwhile, take care.
Thanks man!
So many similarities between music and magic. :)
Excellent video! Just purchased Firefly. Looking forward to mastering it and buying another.
Thanks for your support!
I love your videos! :)
Totaly agree this should be paid for.. dont do it though i wanna learn more... lol awsome vid great teacher... the palm drills are amazing really hard to find good vids like yours i learn better by watching books are tricky sometimes...
I will be using your drill to practice the coin palms (Your coin magic flows very nicely well taught as well😀)
Thanks!
Sir you are very excellent sir🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏
I just found my perfect teacher !!!
Same here.
Awesome SR
This is an amazing channel. One of the best. It should have at least 100,000 subs, if not, more!
Love It great video! thank you for the end jam man your the best!
Thanks!