Learn Professional Magic Tricks & Card Tricks in 7 Days (Udemy.com)

Learn the same type of magic tricks you've seen on TV!

( 86 Reviews )

Created by: Jeremy Nelson

Produced in 2014

What you will learn

Learn High Quality Magic Tricks
Build Confidence
Overcome Shyness

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Overall Score : 92 / 100

Course Description

Have you ever wanted to perform the same mind blowing magic tricks youve seen on TV? Now you can learn the same secrets & sleights that Ive used for the past 25 years! WARNING! These magic tricks are very powerful and get great reactions. If you take the time to learn them you wont be disappointed. These are powerful tricks that can get you paying gigs or use them to impress your friends. These magic tricks require no special gimmicks and can be done anywhere at anytime. It doesnt matter if youre a beginner youll be learning some of these tricks in minutes. Already know some magic or sleights dont worry. Weve included more advanced tricks that you can practice to knockem off their feet. So how does it work? First youll watch a performance video of the trick, so youll know what the trick should look like for an audience. Then in an explanation video Ill teach you the trick step by step explaining the trick in detail. So what will you learn? Card Tricks Street Magic Coin Tricks RubberBand Magic Sleight of Hand Mind Reading And a ton more. Now you can stand out in the crowd. You can do these tricks at school, on the streets, restaurants, parties or anywhere you want. People will beg you to perform once they know you do magic. Who this course is for:
all ages

Time: 1.5h

Instructor Details

Jeremy Nelson

4.6 Rating
86 Reviews

I'm just a dude who loves performing magic and loves watching it bring smiles to people faces. What makes me even happier is teaching people how to perform magic and watching them enjoy what I have for the past 25 years.

I've been teaching magic online for the past 14 years to over 200,000 students