Lessons
545 lessons 路 957 videos 路 88h of content
Vertical Phase
A clean linking and unlinking sequence performed with the rings held vertically, including a visual drop-through.
The Spinning Display
A utility move to display the rings cleanly while secretly switching grips or ring order during the routine.
The Rubbing Link
A visual melting technique where rings appear to dissolve through each other using the index finger grip.
The Classic Link
The fundamental striking method to visually link solid rings using the pinky grip configuration.
Grips and False Count
Learn the two essential ways to hold the key ring and the deceptive counting technique to show four separate rings.
Introduction to Linking Rings
Watch the full performance of the Ninja Rings routine and understand the specific ring set required for close-up magic.
Spectator Management
Theory on how to select the right participant and manage them when performing magic in their hands.
Always Three
A perpetual balls routine where the magician discards a sponge ball only for it to instantly reappear in their hand.
Advanced Handling
Techniques for handling multiple balls simultaneously, including displays that hide extra balls and multiple false transfers.
The Ten Count Routine
A classic routine using the Tenkai count principle where balls travel and multiply based on rhythm and misdirection.
The Shuttle Pass
A utility move adapted from coin magic to secretly switch a visible sponge ball for a hidden one between hands.
Vernon False Transfer
The fundamental move of sponge ball magic where a ball appears to be placed in one hand while remaining in the other.