Sponge Ball || Basics || Tutorial

Danny demonstrates three techniques for palming and stealing a sponge ball, and then teaches a routine using those techniques.
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Grant, Adrian, and Danny

[@ystes23]

A well done tutorial for one so young. As of now, it's four years later and I'd be interested to see what you do now.

[@wittvonwitt4403]

Excellent tutorial! Im 39 and im seriously impressed by your slights. Very well done. Im subbing

[@frankbowen6153]

with the first one, it looks weird if you do that thing with your fingers after stealing back the ball. nobody sticks out 4 fingers and hides their thumb. actually close the hand round the ball but dont let go, twist the hand at the wrist so the back is pointing to the persons face (it always helps if you reach for something under your arm like a wand so the hand is busy) by twisting the wrist it pulls the ball out of the closed hand and pointing at their face hides it behind your hand as you make a large movement with the hand that supposedly has the ball move to finger palm.

[@live5.219]

you are good, this vid should have much more views

[@kinGsofAllusion]

+luigi gabrtiello Thanks so much! It's so nice to see all this support.
-Danny

[@BillyBob-wl8uj]

great stuff - excellent tutorial - very well done!

[@michaelmichaelc1748]

Really good explanation. Many thanks 😂

[@quebradepadrao7496]

Só good,Nice job

[@l.riggins1857]

Impressive teaching skills and good content. I don't know what you're up to now (8 years have passed), but I'm guessing you'd be good at it.

[@thomasriehle1911]

Ive been learning magic off and on my entire life but I've never gotten into the sponge balls I'm watching your videos for my .education .because so far they seem to be the easiest and best ones yet. thanks!

[@kinGsofAllusion]

+Thomas Riehle Thanks so much! It's always great to hear that our videos have been helpful

[@illumardimago2307]

nice video young man you have a good fututre in magic

[@andregerber8848]

U are a very good teacher!

[@suria4rg]

Well despite some setbacks, your proven your talent to us . 👍

[@scott805]

Very impressive!

[@magicianadityakumarsalepur6415]

Vry nice tutorial 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Bonkoodle]

Why are most of these 12 Days of Tricksmas videos not available anymore? :(

[@LethalSpartanYT]

We need more videos

[@bearlyoverland]

Great tutorial Danny keep them coming!

[@ottoprem8809]

Nice video!!

[@davidcadman954]

Nice vid kid, are they 2 inch sponge balls? What's your opinion on the different sizes? Which are easier to work with?

[@kinGsofAllusion]

Here at koa we all use two inch but if you're purchasing them I would advise getting some smaller ones as well so you can do a bigger variety of effects. I can't really answer which are easier to work with because I've only used two inch.
Here's a Link to where I got mine:
m.ellusionist.com/black-spongeballs.html?___store=mobile_en&___from_store=default
Sorry it took us so long to respond!
-Adrian

[@kinGsofAllusion]

+kinGs of Allusion
Yes, I now only use two inch, but I started off using one inch sponge balls. I think it all depends on the size of yo hands. For me, the 2 "inchers" are easer to palm because you don't have to close you're hand as much too hold them, but the smaller they are, the less there is to hide so the easer it is to steal. I'd say that it's best to start with smaller and work your way up to bigger because (as the saying goes) the bigger, the better. It looks more "impressive" the bigger they are.

[@douglasoverholt1463]

I just saw that this video was posted like five years ago this kid is not a kid anymore probably I'm sorry I got to pay attention

[@GoldKingsRC]

im confused, whos re and whos pete?

[@beverlywhyte3294]

Lol when you said I call it I didn't call it anything

[@henatatorplays]

Spongeall?

[@ike7539]

Booooring. Zzzz