Ive been trying this for days now and all i can get is my hand to be sore and i feel like an idiot. am i on the right track? lol my hands are small and fat, i think they arent strong enough? would the dvd be a worthwile buy?
also, should i practice with quarters, hd, poker chips?

yeah im still trying but the coint gets trapped in the lines of my hand, you know? when the hand lets go of the thumb muscle, the skin folds and holds onto the coin. darn it!

hello? my hand needs you!

I would help, but I see how impatient you are. Give it more than an hour before complaining. Actually, give it more than a day. Most people aren't on here within 10 minutes of waking up. Also, if you really wanted the advice, you'd have done a search for it.

You wake up at 11:50?
sleepy head! i have classes in the morning so im home after 11:00
but yeah i practiced all during class and all that im getting is maybe an inch and thats with a half dollar. so 2 days practice. 1 inch.
do i just need to use more force? and crush it into my hand?
dont be shy to help!

I thought the correct theoretical term for the suppposedly called 'Muscle pass' was called the 'Palm Proper'. Well... From what I can understand...

I don't like that tutorial, it doesn't help.

Go to www.coinvanish.com for a guide on muscle passing. You need to visit the foundations section, which requires you to name a certain coin concealment for a password (to verify that you're a real coin magician). That's where I learned it.

Also, no tips or advice will change the amount of practice you have to put into to this move. It will take a while, believe me. I'd suggest making sure you are able to classic palm a coin perfectly before trying to muscle pass. I think that's how I learned so quickly, because I use to just palm coins wherever I went.

Get a poker chip and try to learn with that. It's bigger, lighter, and easier. You'll get the move down quicker and then you can use a half.

This was posted at 8:30 my time. Maybe you see the problem now.

The move is literally brute practice no amount of advice will help you do the move better. So this is advice to anyone doing the move:

Get a good sized coin probably an eisenhower or morgan and start on that then work down to a half. The size of a larger coin help you establish the proper position and muscles. Also make sure your thumb does not curve over your palm.

actualy i cant do a realy high muscle pass with a dollar...
its too big and it hurts like a Edited.
but i can do a very high one with a half dollar

Same here but the bigger coin builds the muscle

half dollar is heavier than a dollar coin, how can you do half dollar higher?

It depends whitch ones you are talking about a kennedy half is smaller and much lighter than a eisenhower dollar.

I think he is talking about the sac. dollars. Kennedy Halves are the easiest for me to do the muscle pass with.


-Rob