A Magician?

   Yes, of course, especially if you have the desire. YouTube videos and special books help the most. And for the various sets and ready-made tricks you can buy on the Internet. If you have questions ask, I deal with this in the summer and I can help

   Thank you very much for the answer. I wanted to ask, do I have to be agile? I read somewhere on the internet that I have to be like that, and I'm not clever, even when I have to do something with my hands, I'm slow. Still, I believe I will learn a trick. The videos on YouTube will help me :) From the author

   Hi, I'm number 1 sorry for the late reply, but I hope you see it. For dexterity and agility - you need to, but not for all tricks. And I personally also find this the hardest part, but I usually do it this way. I like a trick, I take it / I do it and I start doing it all day long and then I train it regularly for a long time and at one point it works. For tricks, it is very important to be able to direct attention correctly, to look in the wrong direction, to talk all the time and the like.

   You're not smart now that you say that, but it's all about training and muscle memory. That shouldn't stop you from doing what you love. You can become agile. A good workout is the Coin Roll technique (YouTube).