Jumbo Coin Routine (Tony Clark)

Tony Clark is one of the absolute best students of Slydini! If you have any interest in learning grand effects with panache, study the great Tony Clark!

This purchase is a hidden gem. Not only are you taught technique but it is intertwined within a solid working routine that you can perform almost anywhere. Close up, parlor or stage are all scenarios where this effect can be adapted and showcased. I appreciate the swiftness but detail of instruction that is given.
This ensures that you can pause and rewind the video to practice the routine phase by phase and focus on fluidity. An unforgettable routine, taught by a master of sleight, who was a student of the Great Slydini.

Great teaching as always from Tony. Tony is direct in the way he teaches and also quite informative. He explains the natural body movements and places proper emphasis on justification of movements. This is a short routine, but a very fun routine. It requires some practice, but most good magic routines do so don’t be afraid to put the work in. Its nothing insanely difficult and if you already perform magic and specifically vanishes with cards and coins, this will be much easier to fine tune. This routine appeals to all ages which makes it even more attractive. Visual, power magic with comedic moments and some customization. I don’t perform in a jacket so modified to my style with a vest. Great value. Thanks Tony.

This routine is very well-constructed and would be good for anyone with an intermediate skill level. I was drawn to the effect decades ago when I saw a clip of Fred Kaps perform an original routine using 2 jumbo coins and silk. Tony eliminates the need for a second coin and the moves aren't that difficult to learn. The only thing I'll say is that it may be a bit uncomfortable working with a jumbo coin, if you've never worked with one before. But it gets easier the more you practice the moves. And the moves aren't "knuckle-busters" but will take some practice to get them down and make the routine flow like Tony does. Overall, 5-stars for an accessible and easily learnable version of a classic magic plot.

He was very rushed and not thorough in his explanations of each movement. He also should have shown it from different angles and should have explained how to get into certain grips. Not worth the money.