How to Practice Magic

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Today’s topic: How to Practice Magic
Gerard Heaney writes, “Would you consider creating a video on your approach to practice and tips on how best to practice and keeping on track if one is say working through Tarbell or Wilson's course or Card College…my best from Belfast Ireland.”
You don’t have to learn all of the material.
Focus on what appeals to you.
“The hard must become a habit. The habit must become easy. The easy must become beautiful.”
— Doug Henning
Rehearsal is when you run through your show without stopping as if you were performing it for a live audience.
Practice is what you do when you are learning and polishing a routine.
I avoid sleights as much as possible, preferring to focus on subtly and presentation.
If you must do a slight:
• Learning a piece on the violin – one line at a time – take it in segments.
• Take it slow, learn it right, do not be tempted to take a short cut.
• Practice does not make perfect; perfect practice makes perfect.
• Record yourself.
• Once you learn the basic technique, watch how your hands lay naturally and modify the technique to match your natural style.
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David Dellman
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