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The ball quickly rolls from finger to finger, and the audience is delighted with your exceptional dexterity. This trick can only be mastered through hard and long practice, so be prepared to spend a lot of time getting your hands used to the ball and your fingers can make a series of movements in a certain sequence.

Having worked out the basic movements, you will see that further manipulation will be easier and easier for you. Practice and you will master the techniques that you will be justly proud of.

Focus secret:

1. Start rolling the ball in your fingers by taking the ball with the thumb and forefinger of your right hand, with the brush facing the audience with the back. Place your middle finger under the ball (but not touching the ball) to the right until it touches your thumb.

2. Now grab the ball between your index and middle fingers and your thumb releases it.

3. The ball is held by the index and middle fingers. Move your middle finger to the left, rolling the ball onto your index finger. At the same time, the ring finger moves to the right to the index finger. The ring finger of the ball has not yet touched.

4. Bend your index finger to the left, rolling the ball until it touches the tip of your ring finger. You are now holding the ball between your middle and ring fingers. Remove your index finger from the ball.

5. Holding the ball between the middle and ring fingers, bend the middle finger to the left in the same way as you curled the index finger in step 4. At the same time, move the little finger to the right and under the ball, but do not touch it yet.

6. Continue to bend your middle finger to the left until you touch it with the tip of your little finger. Pinch the ball between your ring finger and little finger and release the ball with your middle finger.

7. Now the ball is sandwiched between the ring finger and the little finger. You circle the ball around the ring finger with your little finger, winding it up behind this finger. The ball rolls onto the back of the ring finger.

8. Continue to move the little finger around and behind the ring finger. Place the middle finger behind the ring finger and behind the ball until you pinch the ball between the ring and middle fingers so that the ball lies on the back of the ring finger. Once the ball is between your middle and ring fingers, release the ball with your little finger.

9. Now the ball is held by the middle and ring fingers on the back of the hand. Arch your ring finger to the right, rolling the ball around and behind your middle finger. The index finger moves to the left behind the ball and behind the middle finger, but does not yet touch the ball.

10. Continue rolling the ball with your ring finger around and behind your middle finger until the tips of your ring and index fingers touch. Then pinch the ball with the tips of your index and middle fingers and release the ball with your ring finger.

11. You are now holding the ball with the tips of your index and middle fingers. You rolled the ball over all fingers, that is, you successfully completed the Manipulation - the ball between the fingers. The ball rolled down the front side, around the ring finger, and then down the back to where it is now.

12. Now repeat steps 3 to 10 at a fast pace several times, demonstrating your skill.

13. Note. After step 11, do not use your thumb. The ball rolls between the index and middle fingers (around the middle finger) and starts on the return journey.

Manipulation will seem difficult at first, maybe even impossible. Do not give up. Try different sizes of balloons until you find the one that fits your hand best. (Rubber balls are easier to master, and sponge balls are easier than all others.) Carry a ball with you and practice constantly, wherever possible, and I bet you will master the manipulation - a ball between your fingers, and at a professional level, much faster, what you thought at first.

Author: Mark Wilson

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