It is what I have the MOST FUN performing, and it's all thanks to Rick Lax's Mnemonica memory system. And for the first time, I was able to memorize Mnemonica. "I tried for months and I couldn't do it, and I've met other people like me. Shaun Dunn & Dan Harlan congratulations for this in Is hard to imagine a stronger effect than a vanishing of a card in the spectator hands to reappear on top of the deck! I cannot wait to include it on my repertory.
"Overly ambitious is an unexpected and remarkable ending for the ambitious card routine. We all perform the ambitious card, it is exciting to see a brand new ending that is this strong." - Paul Draper
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Magic Videos, New Arrivals Rick Lax Mnemonica Trainer (Instant Download Video +pdf). Mnemonica Trainer by Rick Lax Instant Download - Penguin Magic. Shaun Dunn and Dan Harlin have created a smooth and seamless method for giving your close up audiences that unbelievable experience. Mnemonica Trainer by Rick Lax Instant Download - Penguin Magic. When the magician or their assistant impossibly appears at the back of the room within an instant of vanishing from the stage. "The most powerful moment in an illusion show for me is a transposition. If you know the systems, but applying them and a little bit of practice, you can learn the stack and be comfortable enough to use it in a matter of maybe 2 or 3 days tops."Your repertoire will be increased by this EXCELLENT idea that will undoubtedly make a spectators experience more magical" - Dani DaOrtiz My personally favorites are Dominic O’brien and Harry Lorayne’s books on the subject (yeah, THE Harry Lorayne, the famous magician). If you haven’t practiced memory techniques (which you totally should, btw) and don’t know what I’m talking about, there are a lot of books on the subject. Now I just practice with the mnemonica trainer app to keep it sharp. If you know about memory techniques, I basically used a 52 slot peg for the cards and kept repeating and practicing the list of pegs in conjunction with the images I created. And I didn’t exactly use any technique specifically for mnemonica or stack decks, but some general memory principles like the major system, peg system and linking. I had been wanting to learn the stack for quite some time now, but around 2 months ago I finally put in the work and learnt it. You will probably want have a written list of the stack in front of you. Do this until you are making no mistakes and then restart now viewing the card facing and recalling the position number.Ĥ) Once you are making no mistakes on step 3, you want to do give the cards a shuffle choose a random card and recall, out loud, what cards are above and below it. Cycle through them and shuffle before repeating. Start with viewing the number only and recall, out loud, the card. Test yourself with the deck like they are flash cards. This evens out the amount of practice you’ve had with both halfs of the decks.ģ) Write the position numbers of the cards on the back of the cards and then shuffle them all. Once you get through the entire deck you will have tested your memory of the first half of the stack disproportionately to the second half, so you should have almost instant recall of the first 26 cards.Ģ) Repeat the process for step 1 but now you want to start with the bottom 3 cards of the deck. If you make a mistake always go back to the beginning. Once you make no mistakes add 3 cards and repeat now with 6 cards total. Say the position of the card and the card’s name at loud, and then flip the cards to check that you are right. Hopefully this is of some help:ġ) Start with the regular stack and memorize the top three cards. This is how I memorized the stack, it really only took me a few hours to memorize the stack IN ORDER and then a few days to refine my recall of individual cards when the stack is out of order (this is important because memorizing sequences is different than remembering individual positions and ideally you want to do both).
I prefer to sit down and merely grind out the memorization through sheer repetition (partially because I also don’t have the money spend on additional resources for these kinds of purposes), however, I have refined the process slightly. Rick Lax has created a training system that all but guarantees success. Personally, I am typically someone who doesn’t utilize a lot of Tamariz’s recommended methods such as the songs, recordings, etc. Rick Lax - Mnemonica Trainer - Digital download. Whether or not you are typically a visual or auditory learner or if you rely on context clues to remember events all impact the method that will be best for you. Memorization in general is very specific to how each individual processes information.
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