Hook and rubber loop. Effective trick and its solution

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Hook and rubber loop. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

Separate a small house, made up of two parts: a base tube, inside of which there is an elastic loop, and a conical roof, from which a rod with a hook at the end extends. Re-insert the rod into the tube, hook the loop and pull it out. The loop will pull the rod inward as soon as you release it.

Focus Hook and Rubber Loop

This is what the audience thinks, but no matter how hard they try to repeat the same thing, they will not succeed. And in your hands this device works successfully: the hook hooks the loop all the time, and the loop pulls the rod inward.

Focus secret:

Lift the tube with your left hand and hold it by the end with the rubber band. Holding the rod cap between the index finger and thumb of your right hand, slide the rod into the tube. Viewers at this time need to talk about how difficult it is to hook the elastic.

Pretend that you are trying to do this, then slowly slide part of the rod out and with the forefinger and thumb of your right hand, press on the cover of the rod so that it slides out like a wet bar of soap slips out of your hands. At the same time, it will seem to the audience that the elastic band has pulled the rod back.

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