Another twisted ring. Effective trick and its solution

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Another twisted ring. The Secret of Focus

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

To demonstrate focus, you need a wide rubber ring (for example, a bicycle tube, 1 cm wide). Take it with the thumbs and forefingers of both hands. Then twist it twice with your thumb and forefinger, which you need to move in opposite directions.

Focus Another Twisted Ring

Ask the spectator to remove the ring from your fingers, grasping it in exactly the same way as you held it, that is, so that the right thumb and forefinger hold the ring at the top end, while the left thumb and forefinger hold it at the bottom. (Which side the viewer should take the ring with their fingers is shown by the arrows in the figure.)

Now invite the viewer to spin the ring - return it to its original state - changing the position of the hands, but without opening the fingers.

Focus secret:

No matter how much the spectator moves his hands, in the end he will have to admit that this is impossible. Then remove the ring from his hand, taking it exactly as you held it originally. Then very slowly lower your right hand and raise your left. When you do this, the twists will disappear before your eyes.

The twisted ring, together with your hands, forms a kind of structure. When the viewer takes it, the "left version" of the construction is obtained, and in this case it is impossible to get rid of the twisting of the ring.

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