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Pulling the rope. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

The rope goes through your finger with ease!

First option:

Focus secret:

Hold the rope loop with both hands, fingers turned towards you.

Focus Pulling the Rope

Throw the right side of the loop over the left, so that a smaller loop forms inside the large loop. Hold the junction of the ropes with your teeth.

Focus Pulling the Rope

Pull the large loop with your left thumb so that the smaller loop is under it. Now slide the index finger of your right hand from bottom to top through the smaller loop and slide it over the right side of the large loop down under the left side and towards your nose. Pressing the index finger of the right hand to the tip of the nose, at the same time pull the large loop with the thumb of the left hand and release the rope from the teeth.

Focus Pulling the Rope

The rope is released, and it looks like it went through your finger.

The second option:

Focus secret:

The length of a thin or thick rope should be about 1,2 m. Tie the ends of the rope with a knot. Put your thumbs through the loop and stretch the rope. Show everyone this rope, holding it at neck level.

"Now try to guess: what do I have - a magic rope or a magic neck? See for yourself."

Without removing your fingers, throw the rope loop over your head so that the rope is behind your neck.

Focus Pulling the Rope

Quickly join hands and slide the index finger of the left hand into the loop behind the thumb of the right hand. Pull the thumb of the right hand to the right, the index finger of the left hand to the left.

Focus Pulling the Rope

The thumb of the left hand naturally falls out of the loop, but only for a moment. Without hesitation, very quickly, without interrupting the movement, connect the thumb and forefinger of the left hand and continue to pull with the thumb to the left. Your left index finger will automatically release. With a quick movement, stretch the loop with your thumbs and show the rope to the audience. The position of the rope and fingers will be the same as at the very beginning. It seems that you managed to stretch the rope through the neck.

All movements are done in a split second. After practicing six times, you will remember and learn how to do this trick for the rest of your life.

This focus can be shown in another way. For example, you can pull the rope through the belt loop. You can make it even more effective if you stretch the rope around the arm of one of the spectators and then it will seem that it has passed through his arm.

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