HTC Heat The Coin by Jeffrey Wang (Chinese audio only)

Arming is a new coin system. With the high difficulty movement, in exchange for the most shocking effect.

 

Don't understand? No problem

 

Yuan Jie sharpened a sword two years ago, and integrated and systematized arming's learning, and put all his efforts into a 50 minute super long teaching. A cool name for it, by the way:

 

Heat The Coin（HTC）

 

This is the first teaching video that introduces arming systematically, from introduction to practice and then to performance.

 

Put, slide, fall three kinds of vanishing methods clean, more than 20 kinds of special effects like effect bring visual feast

 

This is a set of difficulty full of pure skill teaching video, for you who love challenges.

 

The author's message:

 

Hello, I'm Yuanjie. I'm very happy to meet you. After two years of hard work, I finally launched my coin pure method teaching HTC — heat the coin.

 

As the first teaching video to introduce arming completely in mainland China, HTC will systematically teach three basic arming methods, including putting, sliding and dropping, and more than 20 disappearing effects. Your technique can be as clean and natural as I am.

 

Arming, a new coin magic system, has high difficulty movements and shocking performance effects. HTC course covers the whole content from what arming is to its practice and performance methods, from easy to difficult, step by step, teaching each action hand by hand and explaining the meaning behind every detail.

 

Magic performance is not only about high-level techniques, but also on your weapon. Arming will be one of the most powerful weapons in your arsenal. Although it's difficult to master it, when it's fully fired, the audience will see a feast close to magic.

 

Imagine, no props, no advance preparation, coins disappear at your fingertips, palms and backs open completely. This is arming.

 

When you disappear a coin in the left hand, the audience is not always pointing out that the coin is hidden in the other hand. When you need to use some strange palm coins, is the audience always feel strange. Open your hands is not to challenge the audience, but to let the audience feel pure disappearance.