Whenever they do, under impossible conditions the blindfolded individual raises his hand at the exact same time. This is one of my favorite effects in this book. And so easy, you can do it minutes from now.

After this you place the coin in one of your hands and are able to influence the spectator to pick the wrong hand every time. (This one is a real crowd pleaser, its always one of the most talked about effects I do)

Now they say the card values, "two, three, four.." right up to "jack, queen, king, ace." you are able to stop them the very moment they say their chosen card, every time. (I use this one all the time, a real magician fooler, simplicity isn't the word. Its almost too easy. You will do it immediately and it will fool magicians)

Sudoku Shocker:
Ask a spectator to call out a random number. You immediately write out a quick 'sudoku like' 4x4 grid. Amazingly every line, and every combination of 4 squares inside the grid all add up to the randomly chosen number.

Do this again and again with different numbers demonstrating your ability to calculate impossible mathmatics within seconds!

Mental Marvel:
Another demonstration of your superhuman brain power. Ask anyone to call out any random date, in the past or in the future, with just a few seconds thought you tell them what day that date falls on.

You'll be ready to do this anytime, at a moments notice, for the rest of your life. A very impressive skill that never fails to amaze.

Telepaphone:
You ask anyone to simply think of any playing card. Once they have one you phone up your telepathic friend who is able to instantly tell the person the card they are thinking of. No secret moves, as simple, fair and clean looking as you like.

Strength Sapping:
You ask a strong looking volunteer to attempt to lift your small and light assistant off the ground, they can do it no problem. Now, just by saying a few choice words while stairing into their eyes you drain their strength. They are now unable to lift your assistant.

Time For Change:
You ask someone to count whatever change they have in their pockets, but before they do you want to make a prediction. After looking into their eyes for a few seconds you write your prediction on a piece of paper.

Now they count their change and whatever they have matches your prediction to the last penny.