Hypnotized hand. Effective trick and its solution

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Hypnotized hand. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

The spectator holds out his hand, and the magician rubs his palm for several seconds; then he raises his hand and snaps his fingers; and, as if on command, the subject's hand rises.

Focus secret:

By experimenting, you can learn this trick well. First, you must grab the subject's hand with your left hand and press on his hand, rubbing it with your right hand. Tell him to keep his hand position, and as a result, he will subconsciously raise his hand up. When you suddenly withdraw your hand and snap your fingers, his hand will naturally move upward, as if some force is pulling it in that direction.

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