TresPass - The Second Fastest Pass - What's The Fastest?
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Either Akira Fuji's pass, or Joshua Jay's.
Akira's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GusduqfKcs8
Joshua's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSiDoxQbRyw
Try to beat that!
Akira's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GusduqfKcs8
Joshua's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSiDoxQbRyw
Try to beat that!
Im going to have to agree with Jordan on that one. Nobody can beat a Chuck Norris Pass!!!
I think the fastest pass is the Bluff Pass
But in Lee's video it's just a patter
But in Lee's video it's just a patter
Lu Chen...A Chinese,he said he can do the fastest pass in the world.
He won Neil Foster - Bill Baird Award for Excellenct in Manipulation.
http://www.lu-chen.com/
He won Neil Foster - Bill Baird Award for Excellenct in Manipulation.
http://www.lu-chen.com/
The best living humans doing the pass are:
Bill Klush --> classic pass, sqauring motion, no riffle or anything.
Eric Decamps is said to have an amazing pass too.
Ken Krenzel --> Riffle pass ( he has a video on VHS, you'll say its a camera trick. In any case, he reached the legenday 120passes/minute. thats 2 each second, with different breaks, like Dr.Elliot. This shows you his skill, even though its not an accurate measurment )
Peter Duffie --> Riffle Pass http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srAlyP7cXFo
Akira Fuji, though it was taken from a good angle, he does "a tilt the deck", which the above people do not do.
Josh Jay's pass is amazing, but that video is slow frame rate, in his DVDs, its still amazing, but not like Krenzel's. Still, I'd say his pass is up there among the best. Luke Jermey's pass is amazing too ( and my favorite )
I'm working on mine, I'll get there soon enough, here're two quick videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7f2yVw520o <-- Luke Jermey version
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o9PUrZJBGo&feature=user <-- normal riffle pass
Bill Klush --> classic pass, sqauring motion, no riffle or anything.
Eric Decamps is said to have an amazing pass too.
Ken Krenzel --> Riffle pass ( he has a video on VHS, you'll say its a camera trick. In any case, he reached the legenday 120passes/minute. thats 2 each second, with different breaks, like Dr.Elliot. This shows you his skill, even though its not an accurate measurment )
Peter Duffie --> Riffle Pass http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srAlyP7cXFo
Akira Fuji, though it was taken from a good angle, he does "a tilt the deck", which the above people do not do.
Josh Jay's pass is amazing, but that video is slow frame rate, in his DVDs, its still amazing, but not like Krenzel's. Still, I'd say his pass is up there among the best. Luke Jermey's pass is amazing too ( and my favorite )
I'm working on mine, I'll get there soon enough
, here're two quick videos:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7f2yVw520o <-- Luke Jermey version
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o9PUrZJBGo&feature=user <-- normal riffle pass
The best living humans doing the pass are:
Bill Klush --> classic pass, sqauring motion, no riffle or anything.
Eric Decamps is said to have an amazing pass too.
Ken Krenzel --> Riffle pass ( he has a video on VHS, you'll say its a camera trick. In any case, he reached the legenday 120passes/minute. thats 2 each second, with different breaks, like Dr.Elliot. This shows you his skill, even though its not an accurate measurment )
Peter Duffie --> Riffle Pass http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srAlyP7cXFo
Akira Fuji, though it was taken from a good angle, he does "a tilt the deck", which the above people do not do.
Josh Jay's pass is amazing, but that video is slow frame rate, in his DVDs, its still amazing, but not like Krenzel's. Still, I'd say his pass is up there among the best. Luke Jermey's pass is amazing too ( and my favorite )
I'm working on mine, I'll get there soon enough
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7f2yVw520o <-- Luke Jermey version
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o9PUrZJBGo&feature=user <-- normal riffle pass
Two things. I can't tell a difference in your riffle pass videos. Also, do you have a video of luke doing the pass?
LuChen did a very nice pass on a show as part of a routine, but it was not invisible. It was invisible to the layman hosts, but the magic fans instantly started shouting 'wow' when he did the move. He even asked " why are you so surprised? I didn't do anything yet". It was pretty fun to watch.
About Fuji's pass, it was an elegant and smooth pass; but it's not a fast pass. He is very good at manipulating the angle.
About Fuji's pass, it was an elegant and smooth pass; but it's not a fast pass. He is very good at manipulating the angle.
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