t11.bulletin - THE CLASSIC PASS with Jason England : Now Available

[j.bayme]

As a side note, we do plan to release several additional pass videos in the weeks and months ahead (both from Jason and other artists). That said, it was important to Jason and our team to post the basic pass first, so that everyone can have a solid, proper foundation on the move before moving on to alternative techniques.

 

[Justin.Morris]

I had the privilege to learn this from Jason while he was here in Edmonton for a workshop. He is just as smooth with it face to face as he is in front of the camera.

 

[WitchDocIsIn]

Oo, I hope you guys (T11) end up compiling all the pass videos into one master course kind of thing.

 

[scarecrow1]

Oo, I hope you guys (T11) end up compiling all the pass videos into one master course kind of thing.

Definitely! That would be great and epic!

 

[WitchDocIsIn]

The pass is one of those things that I look for as much info as I can find. Will be picking up this 1 on 1 soonish.

 

[Hans]

I'm expecting!!!!! It's nice to have some 1on1 teaching the basic techniques.

 

[JDENredden]

As a side note, we do plan to release several additional pass videos in the weeks and months ahead (both from Jason and other artists). That said, it was important to Jason and our team to post the basic pass first, so that everyone can have a solid, proper foundation on the move before moving on to alternative techniques.

Steve Forte.

J.

 

[J.L.]

I am thinking about buying this video, however, I recently purchased Jonathan Kamm's classic pass video.

Will I find anything useful in Jason Englands video that isn't in the other one? I'm mostly looking for tips on how to cover the cards better and how to minimize the hand movement. It's very hard for me to keep all other fingers motionless while one or two fingers do the work. Does the video contain any tips on these issues?