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| ====== One-handed Springing Double Turnover ====== | ====== One-handed Springing Double Turnover ====== | ||
| - | This double turnover is done by applying upward pressure with the tip of the forefinger to the outer end of the top two cards, bowing their center upward. Pressure is then released by either the fingertips or the thumb, which causes the double to spring up and over onto the deck. According to Rafael Benatar, a group of Spanish magicians saw Fred Kaps do this flourish double turnover at the Spanish National Convention in Cuenca in 1977. Sometime after the convention, Kaps stopped in Madrid and taught it to Camilo, who was the first to use it in Spain. The first published description seems to be in José Carroll' | + | This double turnover is done by applying upward pressure with the tip of the forefinger to the outer end of the top two cards, bowing their center upward. Pressure is then released by either the fingertips or the thumb, which causes the double to spring up and over onto the deck. According to Rafael Benatar, a group of Spanish magicians saw Fred Kaps do this flourish double turnover at the Spanish National Convention in Cuenca in 1977. Sometime after the convention, Kaps stopped in Madrid and taught it to Camilo |
| - | The original technique was developed by Eddie Fechter, used as a flashy revelation of the top card (a single, not a double). It was called [[http:// | + | The original technique was developed by Eddie Fechter, used as a flashy revelation of the top card (a single, not a double). It was called |
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| + | A precursor flourish appeared in //[[http://askalexander.org/ | ||
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