Allan Ackerman
June 07
Allan Ackerman, for the better part of the last thirty years, has been sharing his ideas with the best card men in the world. These experiences have resulted in a collection of original and useful material which Allan offers to the magic fraternity through his live lecture. He is taking time out of his hectic schedule to teach his material on the X-elent Lecture Series circuit.
Allan offers effects for every skill level: all the way from the self-working, up to the advanced sleight of hand. Learn to execute ‘Gem Money Mates’, Allan’s classic self-working effect in which four borrowed pieces of currency locate the four aces. After learning this routine, you’re guaranteed to look like a professional prestidigitator.
Allan reinforces utility moves you all ready know, but you rarely perform properly. Imagine if you really could execute a false shuffle effortlessly. Learn the ‘Buz Shuffle’, an easy way to keep the deck in the same order, and will only take about twenty minutes to master.
Now that Texas Hold-‘Em and the World Series of Poker have taken everyone by storm, poker chips have become a common household item. Allan teaches ‘Three Stylin’, a highly visual effect without any fast movements or flashy distractions. Picture poker chips traveling across magically from hand to hand – one at a time, appearing at your fingertips. As soon as Allan gives you the necessary information, you will be ready to perform this wonderful piece of magic.
By attending Allan’s lecture, you will also walk away with a special bonus trick called ‘A Better Bug Handling’. You'll get credit for amazing sleight of hand, even though this routine is actually very easy to perform. It’s a simple trick you make with your home computer.
Come to Allan Ackerman’s lecture and find a pleasant blend of detailed instruction and real- world theory, which is guaranteed to inspire you for many years to come.
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