Card Tricks: The Herman Pass Tutorial

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Tutorial on the Herman Pass. A great card control, color change, and much more!

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[Exscaly]

Brilliant Video! Question - when performed to a deck level audience, is your right hand towards or away from them? Thanks!

[DecksAndContests]

@Exscaly The back of your right hand should be facing them. In the video i showed that part as if the camera lens was the spectators eyes. Hope that clears things up!

[Chubbykinzz]

you got that deck from mismag

[DecksAndContests]

@Chubbykinzz True Story :)

[cbdrummer19]

can u work on some easier passes for people less advanced?

[DecksAndContests]

@cbdrummer19 Unfortunately there is no such thing as an easy pass. The Herman pass is probably the easiest pass there is. Practice for a few minutes a day, and before you know it you will be good at it :) Good luck!

[LeThAlxBeAsTzZ]

your tricks are not good...... there AMAZING!! :D

[MrMattalo]

@KiNGxKARDz thanks I'll check them out, do you know any other nice decks? Ive got the standard bikes now an I think I'd like to get a slightly fancier deck :)

[KiNGxKARDz]

@MrMattalo or guardians? :)

[KiNGxKARDz]

@MrMattalo i believe they are centurions, im not too sure :)

[MrMattalo]

Anyone know what deck hes using, they look well nice

[blaxz88]

Learn card control techniques if u cant perform the classic pass or invisible pass or any other pass.Buy ACR DVD by Brad Christian,It helps a lot in your card magic routine. :)

[magic901]

Thanks for the tips! Excellent tutorial.

[guesthelp]

when i use this for color change i wave my fand over the deck and drop the pack its cool

[magictrixsix]

are u a lefty or a righty?

[simonbaker4]

Excellent, thanks!

[JohnKurlak]

You should extend your right hand's index finger and leave it at the far end of the deck at all times. It will eliminate a lot of your hand movement and make the pass a lot less detectable.