What should I do if I am nervous before magic? How does magic work to overcome nervousness?

In fact, many people are nervous, mostly because they haven't practiced enough, and they are worried that others will see it. Nervousness before magic is to take a deep breath and adjust your mentality, I think what you said should be the tension in the process of magic.

The first thing is to practice a lot, be very proficient, and don't take it out and be embarrassed if you often make mistakes when practicing. It's really humiliating.

The second is the mentality, which is more difficult, and I feel that I am not nervous through more performances. In fact, at the beginning, you can first change the magic trick of not using the technique, there are many cards, the advantage is that you will not make mistakes, let yourself warm up, and the audience will also have a process of acceptance and recognition for you, and then you need to be skillful in changing.

It's actually okay to be nervous, you have to tell yourself psychologically that you're nervous because you care, and you have to accept your nervousness first. Of course, sometimes you can tell the audience that you are nervous, and after saying it, you will relax a lot.

And then there's your focus, which is very important. If you focus on the fear of being seen through by others and how to keep it from being seen, you will naturally be nervous, and your whole body language at this time will affect your audience to pay attention to what you are worried about, including those details and so on. Try to focus on how I can make the audience feel that this magic is amazing, and the more relaxed and natural your focus will become, and the audience will be more relaxed to appreciate the magic, and thus feel that the magic is more magical.

That's all I can think of for the time being, more performances and more summaries, it will get better and better.

This should be called stage fright、I used to have this shortcoming、There are generally two reasons for this:

1. I am not good enough to practice magic by myself, and I am worried about revealing flaws

2. Nervousness in the face of the audience

Please, be confident! Think of yourself as David.

Practice repeatedly, shoot freely, control your mood, relax, and if you need to go on stage, you can rehearse next to family members or familiar people.

All right. Actually, I took a look. Your question is not a demystification.

So here it should be said that there is no problem. First of all, when practicing magic, you should pay attention to which aspect will be easier to make mistakes. Then there are some rehearsals for the ground.

For example, how to round the field. Some magicians are not born without mistakes. But they will make the audience feel that there is no mistake at all.

It's as if the effect itself is part of the magic flow.

Again, I usually have to watch more magicians' performances and see how they get around.

The most important thing is to practice more!! This is the most important thing! More practice can reduce the probability of mistakes.

If you guessed correctly, you should be underage, then you should have a lot of classmates or something, find a trustworthy friend, a friend who promises not to tell secrets, and usually find him to practice if you have nothing to do. Self-confidence is not innate, and great magicians grow from nervousness to calmness. Liu Qian didn't say that he is still nervous every time he goes on stage.

By the way, questions about your family. I used to perform magic again abroad, and as soon as the old man said to me, no matter what, don't let any stumbling blocks hinder you in your way! If you like it, then do it!

That's the biggest encouragement I can give you.

Finally, I will give you a small tip. If that unforeseen blunder happens, you just skip the magic. Don't be stupid and stand motionless on stage.

Well, so much played. Give me some points, right?

Practice the ambitious card and keep looking for someone to perform, and after ten times, you will have the courage.

Start by taking a deep breath, inhaling, exhaling, inhaling, and farting.