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by **EuanBingham** » Jun 14th, '06, 21:35

Doesn't look very natural, try doing it without waving your hands up and down.

by **grum7n7** » Jun 14th, '06, 21:56

wow, must be you dont know the invisible pass...thats the whole point to bring your hands as if you are squaring up the deck because the cards are all messy...it can be completly burned thats why i like it

how about you post a vid of your pass you i know what you mean

thanks

by **moonbeam** » Jun 14th, '06, 22:13

grum7n7 wrote:
how about you post a vid of your pass

......yea c'mon Euan.
I remember you posting a vid of your Erdnase Change and commenting on it, saying it wasn't your best. Well that vid of your "not-so-good" Erdnase Change was 10 times better than my best Erdnase Change, so I'm curious as to how "not-so-good" your pass is :roll:

by **EuanBingham** » Jun 14th, '06, 22:13

how about you post a vid of your pass you i know what you mean

Sure.. See attached.

by **grum7n7** » Jun 14th, '06, 22:26

wow...yours is amazing anyways...extremely quick...cant even catch a bit of it

good job man

by **EuanBingham** » Jun 14th, '06, 22:29

by **SpineyNorman** » Jun 15th, '06, 00:42

In some circles they might say "owned"...hehehe

Both of your passes looked amazing to me. I don't suppose a layman would notice either.

You've both got me wanting to perfect this now!!!

by **grum7n7** » Jun 15th, '06, 01:00

haha yeah...

thats some damn good ownage

by **magic_evmeister** » Jun 15th, '06, 01:33

Euan, it might not be the "invisible pass" they talk about, but even from the worst possible camera angle that was damn impressive.

by **Marcus Taylor** » Jun 17th, '06, 13:28

Very nice pass. It is indeed as invisible as you will be able to get it. However, I am slightly worried as to how you would justify the lifting up of the cards when seemingly performing a simple square up. However the mechanics cannot be faulted; just the aesthetics!

Marcus

by **NewMagic19** » Jun 17th, '06, 13:58

Thats awesome - Im a newbie and cant figure out how it was done from that video.

Assume your flicking it fast sidewayys across the pack and passing it on top - Very hard to see !!!

5/5 :wink:

by **the_mog** » Jun 17th, '06, 18:34

grum7n7 wrote:wow, must be you dont know the invisible pass

not being funny but must be that you dont know it either...the invisible pass is a variation of a turnover pass... what is shown here is a classic pass. :roll:

but having said that it was reasonably well done but it can be done with less arm movement as Euan pointed out

by **grum7n7** » Jun 18th, '06, 03:10

the_mog wrote:grum7n7 wrote:
wow, must be you dont know the invisible pass

not being funny but must be that you dont know it either...the invisible pass is a variation of a turnover pass... what is shown here is a classic pass.

but having said that it was reasonably well done but it can be done with less arm movement as Euan pointed out

ok sorry... let me make a correction...its "an invisible pass"...not necessarily the name for it but thats just what it is i guess...i think thats what it was called on ninja..

i stand corrected

by **majortom** » Jun 20th, '06, 13:21

yea i been learning it from ninja 1 as well, not sure i can do it quite as fast as you, but it's a lovely move. :shock:

by **EuanBingham** » Jun 20th, '06, 15:20

I think the most important thing with this, or any move, is to be casual.

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