Lee Earle – Center Tear Teach-In

The Center Tear technique has been a standard with entertainers for years. Yet, many of the methods are either difficult, illogical, or artificial looking.

• Lee Earle’s Center Tear (based on an Al Baker concept) eliminates those problems.
• No bad angles – even if someone stands directly behind you with his chin on your shoulder!
• Bad handwriting is not a concern – your logical premise will get them to PRINT clearly, every time.
• Perfect for working in low lighting because the routine ensures writing will always be clear, bold, and legible.
• Forget about sneaky moves or complicated handling – you will be amazed at how easy this method is.
• Extremely deceptive because you begin to reveal details before you ever touch the folded paper!
• You never look at the paper while you are tearing – a major weakness of most other methods.
• Nor do you ever go to your pocket, turn away from your audience, or use any other prop, pad, or tablet.
• Start clean, end clean, and leave ’em with their jaws hanging open