French ball drop. Effective trick and its solution

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French ball drop. Tips for a magician

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Focus Description:

The magician holds the ball in his left hand. He takes the ball in his right hand, rubs it with his fingers until it destroys it without a trace.

Focus secret:

1. Take the ball, holding it with your fingertips. The palm is facing up, and the fingers are pointing up. Show the balloon to the public.

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(hereinafter in the figures: A - from the point of view of the magician, B - from the point of view of the viewer)

2. Bring your hands together. The left hand continues to hold the ball, as in step 1, while the right hand approaches it and covers the ball. Place the thumb of your right hand under the ball, and the rest of the fingers will cover it from above.

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3. Defiantly close the fingers of your right hand around the ball, thereby you will momentarily hide it from the audience. At the same moment, release the ball with the fingers of your left hand, allowing it to secretly sink into your left palm. If you hold your left hand correctly, the ball will move to the Palm-Fingers position. When it is in place, slightly bend the fingers of your left hand around the ball. Close the fingers with your right hand around the place where the ball was: "hold" the air in your right hand, as if you took the ball.

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4. Turn to the audience with your right side, pretending that you are moving your right hand with the ball. Hold the left hand with the palm towards you, continuing to hold the ball in the position of the Palm-Fingers. The right hand moves to the right, the fingers are folded into a relaxed fist, supposedly pinching the ball.

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5. With the index finger of the left hand, point to the relaxed fist of the right, focusing all your attention on the right hand. Start "grinding" the ball with the fingers of your right hand "to dust".

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6. Continuing to point the finger of the left hand to the right, open the right palm, showing that the ball has disappeared without a trace. The ball remains hidden in the Palm-Fingers position in the left hand. Now you can present the ball with your left hand in the style that suits you best.

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Author: Mark Wilson

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