I know there are several old threads regarding this but i feel that digging up the old posts will cause unnecessary confusion so let's move on and start a fresh discussion!

I learned about this from Cultural Xchange dvd, where shoot does it. The first time i saw it , i thought it was really amazing because it was visually impossible. Recently, i actually tried practising it and i kept working on it and i manage to squeeze and pop it about a ruler's length. Now im having a nice red spot on my palm which hurts slightly haha...

But i don't know of any coin routines that uses muscle pass and i actually made up some myself. The muscle pass is amazing, it can be invisible and it can heighten your coin magic in my opinion. You can show both hands empty just using the muscle pass. Can someone else share your views on the muscle pass and how it can be applied? Not revealing any secrets of course.

A ruler's length. That's a good progress. It took me about a month to truly master the Muscle Pass. Now for a half dollar, I can Muscle Pass it for the length of a newspaper. I was trying out one day and was surprised with the results :P For a Singapore 50cent piece, I can pass about the lenth of a regular keyboard. Practice longer and you can do it with 2 Coins. Recently at the Movie Gathering, Markiebeth asked me to try with 2 Half dollars and I myself was very surprised that I could do it hehe... a bit of an ego trip here :P OK back to topic.

The Muscle Pass is a very good utility move if you know how to incorporate it. I too have come up with a couple of ideas. If you want to learn good routines with MP, I suggest you check out Coins Akira by Akira Fuji. He has a coin across routine that looks like Real Magic :lol: Just yesterday I did a short coins across using 2 Singapore 50cent on Axl. From his amazement I think he was quite surprised how I accomplished it using the MP. I did it a couple of times for him and I think he could not see anything. I hope he did'nt see anything though haha.. Bro care to comment?

The MP is really deceptive if executed correctly and angles are well covered but as in all sleights, practice makes perfect and use your creativity to add this utility move to your routines. ^_^

I don't think it'll be confusing if you post useful stuff in old threads. I think it'll be more confusing if there are several threads on a single topic. Unless it is something totally irrelevant, then start a new thread. Topic closed. Thanks.

The old muscle pass thread is at http://forums.singaporemagiccircle.com/ind...?showtopic=2524

There are LOTs of helpful advice there.