Shinkoh’s Twisting Arm Illusion by Meir Yedid

Featured by renowned performers like David Copperfield and Harry Anderson on the “Tonight Show,” as well as Meir Yedid, who clinched the title at the 1988 S.A.M. Close-Up Magic Competition, this illusion is a must-see.

This impromptu routine is simple to execute and requires no props. The magician invites a spectator to mimic their actions. Both participants place their hands palm down on the table and start rotating them clockwise. While the spectator turns their hand partially, the magician completes a full 360-degree turn—one and a half times! The astonishment often leads to gasps and even screams from the audience.

This comprehensive guide covers all aspects of the illusion, including groundbreaking techniques never before revealed. You’ll master how to perform three consecutive revolutions, create sound effects, and even present the illusion of twisted flesh on your arm, among other exciting features.