Avi Yap – Peregrine Flipover (1080p video) Access Instantly!
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Hot off the success of his five-star Masterclass, Avi Yap is back with a new download.
“A direct and devious move. Avi continues to be a benchmark for what sleight of hand can – and should – be. “ – John Galsworthy
“Flipping brilliant.” – Christian Grace
“If you think some effects are impossible to do, show them to Avi and he’s gonna prove you wrong. He is out of this world. The Peregrine Flipover is a prove to this statement. He took my pass and transformed into something really magical!” – Daniel Prado
“Got flabbergasted twice: Didn’t think it was real what I was seeing. Then couldn’t believe how approachable the method was.” – Bizau Christian
“When I first saw this move all the air left my body, One of the most ninja moves I’ve ever seen” – Franco Pascali
You might know Avi Yap from his incredible coin magic, but you may not know that he also has some serious chops with a deck of cards. We are excited to share The Peregrine Flipover: a new tabled reversal that happens during the action of closing a tabled spread. This technique opens up a world of opportunities to create new effects and enhance routines that you already do. It’s designed to feel loose and hands-off.
In this download, Avi teaches the move and its mechanics with multiple camera angles in incredible detail. Along with the mechanics of the move, Avi shares the move’s history, inspiration, as well as three of his favorite routines to get you started.
- A handling of the Invisible Deck, done from a shuffled deck in use.
- A fun Sandwich routine that Avi uses to fool magicians.
- A killer prediction effect that is incredibly deceptive.
“I absolutely love Avi’s magic – it is clean and pure and utterly fooling.” – Hector Chadwick
“It’s just flat-out elegant! It’s a graceful solution to a very clumsy problem, well done!” – Jeremy Griffith
“Avi has turned something as simple as closing a spread into pure deception. It’s devious, practical and brilliantly taught. WHAAAT!?” – Jeremy Tan
