Course Description

This is a beginner's course, where you will learn these simple but deceptive tricks:

  • Linking Headbands
  • Rubber Band Through Thumb
  • Rubber Ski Lift
  • Serial Killer
  • Ghost Ring 

The Linking Headbands is just my presentation of the Linking Rubber Bands created by Dan Harlan. It’s a beautiful, baffling effect that can be done close-up for just 1 person, or it can be played really big where it can be seen and understood by up to 100 people!

Following this you’ll learn 2 effects with Rubber Bands that you’ll probably perform for as long as people still use Rubber Bands!

Serial Killer was taught to me by the late Bill Smith from WV and although he never claimed to have invented it, I’ve never seen it anywhere else. But this is a beautiful method for seeming to read the serial number off of a bill borrowed from any spectator. This is a very clever technique which has fooled some of the top magicians in the world and it’s really easy to do!

The final effect in this segment is the classic Ghost Ring. A loop is created in the center of a rope held by two spectators using a Safety Pin. This loop is covered with a handkerchief as a finger ring is borrowed. Placing the ring under the handkerchief, you then remove the handkerchief to show the borrowed ring is now locked into the loop that is still locked by the Safety Pin. The spectator can only remove the ring by removing the Safety Pin and everything is examinable by the spectators!

Originally on "The Exciting World of Magic" DVD.

Michael Ammar

Michael has been teaching magic for 30 years. Mentored by The Professor, Dai Vernon, Michael began lecturing worldwide back in the early 80's. Since then he has been honored with six magician of the year awards from the Academy of Magical Arts and has been featured on The Tonight Show and David Letterman. His "Easy to Master Card Miracles" are the best-selling magic videos in the world.

Course curriculum

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    Exciting World of Magic 4

    • Exciting World of Magic 4 - video magic lesson