u/Training_Republic879

I'm a very visual learner, really not good at learning from books. I'm not sure why either, but I've always been like it 🤷🏽‍♂️

Wondering if anybody knows if this course would be worth it. My position is that i consider myself 'alright' at magic. My technique and sleights are good enough to fool people, and I'm working on confidence in performing.

Has anyone bought this course? Or knows anything about it?

Would you recommend it? I'm skeptical of courses in the big 2026 because, well, everybody seems to be selling a course or some sort

I wrote something similar here a while ago. But on public transit I practice my double lift over and over. For example a three hour train is three hours of working on it (alongside other stuff too).

What I've found is on almost every train I get someone notices and asks to see a trick. From there I end up performing to groups etc.

Maybe this is just a UK thing because people generally can be social on trains here. But yeah, I love train magic!

I've got that itch to add some new tricks to my repertoire, where is the best place to learn them / be taught them? I've always been big into learning from YouTube but I'm struggling to find stuff on there now (but maybe you have some specific channel recommendations?) and I'm not the best at learning from books although I might have to bite the bullet.

Any specific recommendations would be great! I'm also trying to branch out from just the quick street magic style tricks I do at the moment and add some variety