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only 7 days??? You are still too early to show it to your audience. It actually needs at least 6 months to get it ALMOST 100% I only worked a little bit on it long time ago, and what I rmb is that the most VIP part is how many cards your middle allow to push out. Btw, I rmb this move is...

I have a question: is the deck designed in traditionally cut? I just got mine yesterday morning, and I found that it is easier to do faro in a way that is for those traditionally cut. I didn't FULLY play with it yet, but only stack my stack deck from NDO. Is it only MY problem or is it really...

Your first attempt is good =] I just started to do bottom deal, and I am also using the modified Erdnase grip right now. I start with that grip instead of Gene Maze Grip because, in my opinion, I may be able to handle the Greek deal easier in the future......... (If I am wrong, please correct...

WATCH THE VIDEO AGAIN =] He is asking about doing a herman pass WITHOUT CHANGING THE BOTTOM CARD, not the turnover herman pass. -Arthur

Not sure whether it is an old idea or not............but I know that James Swain has a cover pass which does not disturb the bottom card. AT LEAST I didn't see people doing a herman pass like yours before =\

IDK how good/bad can a Pass Trainer bring to me~I just know that Akira Fuji used that to practice his pass for many years and his passes DO look great at all (good speed and angle)---- Therefore, I guess I still want to give a try? =]

The P.S.P was the first pass trainer thing; after it sold out in a very short period of time, someone in Taiwan made the Pass Trainer set that can be found on Penquin Magic site. I heard that, after you practice with it~ it feels like NOTHING when you do the pass with a regular deck.

I DID try to order the Pass Trainer from Penquin but then they sold it out already =( (They told me that I should order it from them ONE DAY EARLIER b/c they still had it in stock~ so sad................) I kept checking out the pass trainer in Taiwan and Japan, and see if there is any stock...

I have the classic pass tutorial by Jason England, it really helps. I guess I should watch it over again in order to make sure that I fully understand his points. =]

Thanks for you advice =] I always think that doing a slow and not flashy pass with misdirection will work, but now you just give me a great point :D

I am not looking for something to control the card to top of deck, but FEEDBACKS of my pass. =]

My intention with the pass is to secretly transfer a card to certain position; So I dont want to do it in a flashy way =\

So should I keep the way I do my pass (slow and not flashy) and keep eliminate all of those unnecessary movments OR Just go back to the method whether people do fast and flashy classic pass like a colour change type whenever they do it?? Arthur

I will try to eliminate the hand movement as much as possible, thanks!!! BTW, does a pass REALLY have to be flashy?@@ cus I see many people doing the pass in a FAST AND FLASHY way while I try to go for Akira Fuji's classic pass....... IDK if I should go for his one or just do the same...

Thanks for your advice!! I have one question: does the hand blocking thing really matter? cus like doing a pass does not HAVE TO show it in a flashy way unless I misunderstand the theory at the back.........for me, a pass should not be flashy at all (even though I know that my pass is still...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65EGpZJLpjM I need advice to improve myself, thanks.

Something simple, advices are needed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYEphJYnZwA