Exclusive - Infinity Power by Martin Nash (Digital Download)
Description & Effect
Unleash the Power of Infinity: Martin Nash's Groundbreaking Card Control
Step into the world of legendary card magic with 'Infinity Power,' the digital download offering Martin Nash's revolutionary card control. Invented back in 1991, 'Infinity' quickly became recognized as one of the most ingenious and intuitive advancements in card magic since fundamental techniques like the Double Lift. For years, this masterpiece remained largely 'underground,' shared under strict conditions with only an elite circle of fifty card men, each paying a premium for its exclusivity and swearing to secrecy. Now, you have the unprecedented opportunity to unlock this closely guarded secret and elevate your card work to extraordinary new levels.
The Genius Endorsed by Legends
The true genius of Nash's 'Infinity' control is best captured by the words of The Great Tomsoni himself, Johnny Thompson, who declared it 'one of the cleverest and most useful card controls in my repertoire.' Thompson, a master magician, not only integrated 'Infinity' into his core repertoire but also bestowed upon it its iconic name. His enthusiastic exploration of its endless applications and 'infinite possibilities' during its early days cemented its reputation and its memorable title. This control isn't just a technique; it's a foundation for countless miracles, offering versatility and deceptiveness that continue to astound audiences and fellow magicians alike.
From Underground Classic to Accessible Masterpiece
The original 'Infinity' book, a collaboration between Jon Racherbaumer and Lee Freed, was completed in 2000 but saw an extremely limited release in 2003, with only fifty numbered copies produced. These rare editions lacked essential visual aids, making the learning process challenging. This exclusive digital download transforms that historical rarity into an accessible, vibrant learning experience. We've meticulously added numerous photos and diagrams, crafting a clean, printable copy that demystifies this unique book. Now, every nuance of Martin Nash's brilliant 'Infinity' control is laid bare, ready for you to master. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of magic history and add a truly powerful weapon to your magical arsenal.
Original Specs
Back in 1991, Martin Nash invented a new card control. Now, this statement may seem super-fluous, even blahze. Martin's new control, Infinity, is perhaps one of the most ingenious and intuitive inventions tocome along in card magic since the Double Lift. I mean that in all honesty. When Martin first invent-ed it, he sold it to fifty card men for fifty dollars each. However, there were conditions for acquiring this masterpiece. The first was that if they didn't like it, they didn't have to pay for it, but they werenot allowed to use it. The second condition was that they were not to teach it to anyone. The third wasthat they were not to publish it or put it on tape. Martin's part of the deal was that he would not put it out for one year. It would stay an exclusive. No one broke their word to him, and two years later he published it on tape for the first time in Infinity & Beyond.
After Martin had perfected Infinity, one of the first people he showed it to was The Great Tomsoni, Johnny Thompson. He had this to say about it, "I find Martin's Infinity Principle to be oneof the cleverest and most useful card controls in my repertoire." That was over a decade ago, and Infinity is now one of the main controls that Thompson uses. It was in fact Thompson that named the control. After Martin showed it to him, he began to play with it, and every night, he would call Martinfrom his cruise in Hawaii saying, "Hey! Did you know that you could do this with this control? Did you know that you could do this with it? And this? and this?" After a while he began to speak of how infinite the possibilities were. Thus was born the name Infinity.
This "underground" book was written by Jon Racherbaumer and Lee Freed (who published it). It was actually completed in 2000, but it didn't go to press until 2003. And then, only FIFTY numbered copies were produced. Andy Greget sold a number of them at the LVMI in October of 2003. The books had no photos or diagrams.
I added all the photos and made a clean printable copy of this unique book. Now YOU can have this wonderful masterpiece of Martin Nash. - R.I.P.
