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Witness the TRD Pass
I think we created this

http://media.putfile.com/TRD-PASS

I've not seen the pass performed that way before so i imagine it would be origional ... its an iteresting method for keeping the pass hidden ... i guess the only downfall is that it's not so clean when it comes to handing out the card to a spectator .... but you could always wrist kill i supose.

Nicely done, thanks for that sitchie ... a nice little TRD ... what does TRD stand for?

Rob

That's called the Cover Pass I think - it's on On the Pass by Richard Kaufmann.

It would be a good move in an AC routine as you end up in a perfect position.

Nice handling!

Kati

TRD
Tricksters Rich and Dan
www.majuggle.20m.com

yep.. sorry guys but its a cover pass..good effort though

i thought a cover pass was covered by hand movement. the top card doesnt shift so would the pass be done while the card is covering? It looks when you show the card at the end as if its a DL, i dunno, its probably because you riffle the cards, whenever do that my friends think im catching a brake so i never usualy do this anymore.

Pyro Ellvelin wrote: the top card doesnt shift so would the pass be done while the card is covering.

thats why its called a cover pass

lol, i meant that normally a cover pass is covered by hand movement, natural movement right? and usually i dont think it ends in a situation of a DL. Yeah that makes sense..........erm.....yeah.......?????

lol, i meant that normally a cover pass is covered by hand movement, natural movement right? and usually i dont think it ends in a situation of a DL. Yeah that makes sense..........erm.....yeah.......?????

No...all passes are covered by natural movement, but the cover pass has an extra bit of cover which means that it can be performed without misdirection as there is nothing to see.

Kati