T.R.C. by Alexis De La Fuente
Welcome to T.R.C.
T.R.C. stands for Torn Restored and Changed! It's my take on the Torn and Restored card plot. It's pretty easy to make and to do and gets awesome reactions.
The routine is pretty simple, first, a spectator selects a card and put it back in the back. Then a second spectator takes a card, fold it in quarters and tear it. You then, piece by piece, restore it but at the end, with no funny move, you show that it is now the first card ! I can tell you that you will fool yourself doing it :)
It's very easy to master and you can make the gimmick in minutes.
T.R.C. stands for Torn Restored and Changed! It's my take on the Torn and Restored card plot. It's pretty easy to make and to do and gets awesome reactions.
The routine is pretty simple, first, a spectator selects a card and put it back in the back. Then a second spectator takes a card, fold it in quarters and tear it. You then, piece by piece, restore it but at the end, with no funny move, you show that it is now the first card ! I can tell you that you will fool yourself doing it :)
It's very easy to master and you can make the gimmick in minutes.
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Welcome to T.R.C.
T.R.C. stands for Torn Restored and Changed! It's my take on the Torn and Restored card plot. It's pretty easy to make and to do and gets awesome reactions.
The routine is pretty simple, first, a spectator selects a card and put it back in the back. Then a second spectator takes a card, fold it in quarters and tear it. You then, piece by piece, restore it but at the end, with no funny move, you show that it is now the first card ! I can tell you that you will fool yourself doing it :)
It's very easy to master and you can make the gimmick in minutes.
T.R.C. stands for Torn Restored and Changed! It's my take on the Torn and Restored card plot. It's pretty easy to make and to do and gets awesome reactions.
The routine is pretty simple, first, a spectator selects a card and put it back in the back. Then a second spectator takes a card, fold it in quarters and tear it. You then, piece by piece, restore it but at the end, with no funny move, you show that it is now the first card ! I can tell you that you will fool yourself doing it :)
It's very easy to master and you can make the gimmick in minutes.
