• 5

Excellent utility move!!!

• 4

While in my opinion; there "are" indeed a few things missing from this tutorial that would make it perfect, such as "explanation of get ready's" and a few other tidbits, Jasons method of the move is absolutely breath taking. The move can be learned and perfected quite easiy within a week and a half. It is completely silent (in case anyone is worried about that), and it's a perfect setup for a transposition (especially when combined with the back slip force), ambitious card routine, and I'm sure a lot more.

As long as you don't have a problem with developing good ways of getting into position for this move inconspicuously, this tutorial will give you everything you need. Otherwise, you may struggle for a few weeks as you can't find many sources on getting ready for the pass. Best advice would be to watch the ways that Jason does it very closely throughout the tutorial and try to mimic his method.

That being said, this tutorial is just wonderful, and I highly recommend it to everyone.

• 5

Excellent to clean up color changes.

• 5

Beautiful move, great for ambitious card routine as you'd expect, but also can be used as a method of stacking!

• 5

Good!

• 5

Amazing!

• 5

Aside from being a good teacher, he's always doing the right thing by giving credits and telling the history of a certain move.

• 5

Jason is an awesome card handler, and he is a great teacher!

• 5

As always, Jason has shown not only his amazing ability with cards, but an amazing ability to cover and explain every detail of the move. Thanks again!

• 5

That's COOL!

• 5

Great job!

• 5

Amazing pass, PERFECT for an ambitious card routine, or to just mess with somebody.

• 5

Awesome, simple, and slick.

• 5

If I had one wish in my life it would be to do moves like Jason does. Damn he is slick!

• 5

Amazing! Get it now.

• 5

I think this is the best pass that I have ever seen.