Perpetual Coin Myth

girspiggy · **Joined:** 27 Nov 2006 **Posts:** 2712

Sweepingreaper4 wrote:

acebrawler73 wrote:

this is the most rediculous impractical unuseful thing to practice ever.

I disagree. It's a flourish. It's jst a little thing to do while going through the presentation for a coin routine.

Which most likely will epic fail on you lol

insomniac392 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 03, 2009 2:18 pm

Sweepingreaper4 wrote:

acebrawler73 wrote:

this is the most rediculous impractical unuseful thing to practice ever.

I disagree. It's a flourish. It's jst a little thing to do while going through the presentation for a coin routine.

Alright... so it's the most ridiculous, impractical and useless "coin flourish" to ever practice ^_^

Sweepingreaper4 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 03, 2009 3:36 pm

insomniac392 wrote:

Sweepingreaper4 wrote:

acebrawler73 wrote:

this is the most rediculous impractical unuseful thing to practice ever.

I disagree. It's a flourish. It's jst a little thing to do while going through the presentation for a coin routine.

Alright... so it's the most ridiculous, impractical and useless "coin flourish" to ever practice ^_^

I wasn't making an argument that it's a flourish I was making an argument that it isn't the most ridiculou..... you get the idea

daniel116 · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2006 **Posts:** 2571

Not everything you practice should be something that you're going to perform for your audience
I practice the coin roll a lot (more than 60 spins a minute yo) and I never show it to people

insomniac392 · **Posted:** Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:40 pm

daniel116 wrote:

Not everything you practice should be something that you're going to perform for your audience
I practice the coin roll a lot (more than 60 spins a minute yo) and I never show it to people

Seriously!?

Maybe you should show it to The Guinness Book of World Records people... the last I heard was that the 2007 record was 51/min (but the guy claims a personal best of 57/min; you can read about it here). You could totally demolish this guy ^_^

Best Wishes,
Kyle

P.S. Why don't you use your coin roll within your routines? I do and I know many professionals use it, too -- not only do spectators appreciate it, but it also provides an excellent source of misdirection.

DespoticDemagogue · **Joined:** 18 Apr 2009 **Posts:** 171

why don't you just gimmick the coins.

It makes balancing much easier.

tedricpancoast · **Posted:** Sun Jun 14, 2009 1:08 am

The flourish is cool, but I'm to darn lazy to practice enough to ever have a chance at getting it.

Ted

Popchris · **Posted:** Sun Jun 14, 2009 1:55 pm

I am not even sure that is worth practicing. Reminds me of the card perroette (sp?).

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