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Focus Description:

The ball is growing!

Focus Breeding Ball

Focus secret:

A ball is hidden in the fist of the right hand. Make a few movements with your fingers so that it appears from above. Pretending that you are pushing the ball back with your left hand, take it into your left fist. At the same time, without opening the palm of your right hand, which supposedly contains the ball, lower it into your right pocket. It seems that you put the ball in your pocket, but in fact it remains in your left hand. An empty right hand goes into his pocket.

Make a few movements with the fingers of your left hand - a ball will appear from above. As for the first time, take it with your free hand, and drop the freed left fist into your left pocket. Hands should be kept at waist level. By changing hands, you can create the complete impression that the balls appear from nowhere and drop into pockets one by one. But there is only one ball.

If you have trained well with the ball, then you can take another object, for example, a large coin.

Author: V.Postolaty

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