How to Learn Magic Tricks - A Guide For the New Magician

How To Do Street Magic Like Criss Angel And David Blaine!

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or someone new to magic, the first question that pops up is often, "Where can I learn new magic tricks?"  There is an endless amount of resources to help you learn magic tricks.  You can learn them in the library, on the internet, on television shows, and DVDs.  In fact, there is so much information out there that it is easy to get caught up in reading about every magic trick there is, instead of actually practicing and mastering the tricks that they are reading about.  Every time you find a trick that you find interesting, practice it until you have it completely mastered.  This way you are learning tricks as you go and you do not just become completely overwhelmed with all of the information you are taking in.

In my opinion, when trying to figure out how to learn magic tricks, the best resource out there is the internet.  There is a vast amount of information on the internet.  You can read about the history of magic all the way up to the most current tricks that are being pulled off by famous street magicians such as David Blaine.  You can find free tricks, most of which are very simple.  You can purchase instructional videos and ebooks online with very advanced tricks in them.  It doesn't matter how much of a novice you are or how much of an expert you are, there is plenty to be learned about on the internet regarding magic.  YouTube is a great source for watching and learning magic tricks.  Many popular magicians have videos of some of their tricks on YouTube.  Some even have tutorials that show you exactly how to do their tricks.  You should definitely check out YouTube for a vast amount of material related to magic.

At this day and age, believe it or not, the library is still a very strong reference point regarding magic.  Some libraries even allow members to rent out instructional DVDs about magic.  For those interested in the history of magic, the public library is as good of a place as any to find all the literature that you crave.  The best part about using the library as a resource for learning about magic, is that it is completely free.

All most all fans of magic love to watch their favorite magician pull off magic tricks on television.  With the recent increase of popularity in street magic, there has been a lot more magic on television.  Criss Angel and David Blaine have brought a lot of publicity and mainstream news attention to magic.  David Blaine's stunts on television were some of the highest rated programs on television for the year 2008.  Criss Angel's show "Mindfreak" was also a very popular television show.

When you are attempting to figure out how to learn to magic tricks, make sure you remember the most important aspect of all.  Have fun!  If you are struggling with a trick, forget about it and try a new one.  Do not let it get you down, focus on the tricks that are the most fun to learn and execute.