Making the decision yourself...

[UnknownMagician93]

I see alot of threads asking questions about products such as " What is the difficulty" or 'How much do I need to practice".

It's good that we are able to help eachother out but I think that people need to make the decision on their own, espically becaus eability/talent/will and drive to practice will vary from person to person.


A good example is Ray Kosby's Raise Rise effect.

I hear alot of people say "This effect is extremly hard! It's almost impossible!"
People told me to stay away from the DVD because it was SOOOO DIFFICULT. But, I bought the DVD, PRACTICED!!!! and got Raise Rise down in three days.

So what I'm saying is, if you really like the way something looks, go with it. Even if people say it is too hard or impractical, because if you truly like the effect you will be willing to practice and adapt the effect to make it work for you.

Get legitimate information on the product but then it's up to you to decide- Not everyone else.

 

[Rmana]

I agree. The Clipshift was something I aspired to learn and it took me months to get down, but I eventually got it. However, while difficulty varies between people, practicallity and angles of tricks, I feel, are things you might want to ask others about before purchasing an effect.

 

[cedwards90]

and got Raise Rise down in three days.
.

no you didnt..

 

[tally-ho]

You may have got the method down, which I doubt, but it can't be up to performance levl.

 

[Deleted member 2755]

I think people about levels of difficulty before buying. There is no point in buying something and then asking for the level of difficulty.

Also... Yes, practice is good. Practice is a must. Always practice.

-Doug

 

[cedwards90]

I think people about levels of difficulty before buying. There is no point in buying something and then asking for the level of difficulty.

Also... Yes, practice is good. Practice is a must. Always practice.

-Doug

what is this practice you speak of?

 

[ZacEckstein]

what is this practice you speak of?

I think he meant just in general.

 

[UnknownMagician93]

Of course I'm still practicing to perfect it but yes I performed it on the third day to 3 people and they were fooled. THEY KEY IS PRACTICE!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[RDChopper]

Of course I'm still practicing to perfect it but yes I performed it on the third day to 3 people and they were fooled. THEY KEY IS PRACTICE!!!!!!!!!!!

3 days? you effing kidding me right? I respect you a lot man, dont make me lose that confidence in you.

 

[ZacEckstein]

Ya you would have to practice the whole 72 hours to get that down... And even then, that is a HHHHHUUUUUUGGGGGEEEEE stretch!

 

[LOSTMYMINDLETMEREADYOURS]

3 days? you effing kidding me right? I respect you a lot man, dont make me lose that confidence in you.

i did too. its on my youtube page

 

[Randy]

3 days to get the Raise rise down to performance standard? You either must have godly strong pinky muscles or your full of crap. I'll say the latter.

For me tho it takes me like a month to get confident enough in even the easiest effects out there.

 

[UnknownMagician93]

Here is the link to the performances after 3 days. Not perfect but it will show you I'm NOT full of crap and that I could do it after 3 days.

I'm still practicing it as well. So don't give me lots of grief that it isn't perfect! I am just proving myself

2 different versions:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Myf7pLM8hZk



version 2 is better

 

[aJohnson]

Patience is as much needed as practice IMO.

 

[RDChopper]

MMM, well not what I was expecting.

 

[Cedric Taylor]

I see alot of threads asking questions about products such as " What is the difficulty" or 'How much do I need to practice".

It's good that we are able to help eachother out but I think that people need to make the decision on their own, espically becaus eability/talent/will and drive to practice will vary from person to person.


A good example is Ray Kosby's Raise Rise effect.

I hear alot of people say "This effect is extremly hard! It's almost impossible!"
People told me to stay away from the DVD because it was SOOOO DIFFICULT. But, I bought the DVD, PRACTICED!!!! and got Raise Rise down in three days.

So what I'm saying is, if you really like the way something looks, go with it. Even if people say it is too hard or impractical, because if you truly like the effect you will be willing to practice and adapt the effect to make it work for you.

Get legitimate information on the product but then it's up to you to decide- Not everyone else.

a lot of time the practice is worth the end result...

which makes Justin Miller Silver Dream, a classic....