Next, you'll nonchalantly rub your hands together... and just like that, the ball is gone. You'll just need to practice your back palm first.

In one side of your fist and out... out where?

It's time to stick a fork in it! This move is done and ready to go.

Just as the name promises, this move has you place a sponge ball into your closed fist. But this 'In' Move has no out counterpart.

You start with two sponge balls. You hand one to a spectator and place the other in your pocket for safe-keeping. Or maybe you didn't, because when the spectator opens their hand... what's there? Both of the sponge balls.

After you learn this fantastic move, you'll literally be up to your neck in sponge balls. So much so you'll be giving as many of them away as you can!

By the count of ten, you'll have yourself an impressive little sponge ball routine that'll delight your audience. Ready? 10, 9, 8...

You want to get even more of a bang out of the Magic '10' Count? Simple, just add a couple more balls into the mix.

Salinas preforms the Frank Garcia version of the Magic '10' Count. Garcia's version adds a few special steps that really take this basic starter routine to the next level.

Salinas reveals the secrets behind a fantastic sponge ball routine. This impromptu routine is one that just keeps giving. Once you think you've seen all you could possibly see... there's still more to come!

The magic will be sitting in the spectator's hand in this next move.

Your audience will not be able to keep up with the sponge balls in this routine. It's a real crowd stumper.

It's time to break out all the moves you've learned so far, for this Short & Sweet routine. Get your ten count, retention pass and more ready, you'll need them to shock your audience.