Knot on cord. Effective trick and its solution

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Knot on cord. Focus secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician ties the viewer's hands and asks them to try to tie the simplest knot on the cord. Hardly anyone can do it. After several unsuccessful attempts, you ask to have your hands tied and, after several manipulations, tie a knot.

Focus knot on cord

Focus secret:

To tie a knot on the cord, you need to do the following: form a loop on it, pass it from the inside under the ring tied to the hand, twist it once (i.e. 180 degrees) and drag it back over your hand, pass it from the outside under the ring and drag it over hand forward. In this case, an ordinary node is formed. The figure-eight knot will turn out in the same way, but the loop must be twisted twice (360 degrees).

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