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We all appreciate Alex that you don't just teach the technique behind the move, you also give us insight into how and when to perform it as well as tips on how we can all be better performers which - is more valuable than anything else at the end of the day. Anyone agree?
@@AlexPandreaHi!!! Just want you to know...you've made it so easy and clear for me to learn legit sleights. I really appreciate everything you're doing! Thanks Alex! ☺
thanks a lot, even as a rookie I understand that this kind of concept is more important than the tricks themselves. It helps you to improve your performance in a more efficient way.
This is the first pass tutorial I've seen that addresses posture. Game changer for me. Also reminds me of piano lessons in my younger years - surprisingly similar! Thank you so much for these awesome tutorials.
If I do use a pass its always the classic pass, at least ever since I learned it. I used to always just use the double undercut. But Fanx to Alex and the rest of the guys I watch I've been able to add variety and character to my performances.
I was wondering why my magician friend was sitting alone on his couch with his shoulders back, arms out, smiling, looking around the room. Then I saw this video. 🤓
I Must say as a beginner having watched a lot of videos this tutorial is the BEST IV seen explains EXACTLY What a beginner needs to see,have u a tutorial like that but on the actual pass?
This is probably the most I've got out of a lesson of this kind, it's too easy to forget the mechanics of a move are only half the story. A great analysis extremely well explained
My favourite ones are hermann pass and turnover pass. But lately I've been training the classic pass so I can use it. Imo the hermann/turnover works better when the part bellow the break have less cards than the part above it, while the classic works better when the part above the break have less cards than the part bellow it. So I'm training the classic pass to cover both scenarios.
Awesome tutorial I always learn so much from you!! Your information is so amazing and useful thanks!! My favorite pass is the Turn over Pass probably!!
Herrman's my fave..easier to perform 4 me (just turn da deck over for cover), leaves da selection ready to manipulate, and unlike wth da classic pass, which sometimes takes extra card when doin da move, this one is smoother for me. I like your content, especially the theory part like this
I like the Classic pass, Herman pass(which is like a reverse classic pass) and sometimes the Turnover pass. Just depends on what I'm doing and if I'm getting burned. Thank you for the tips Alex. Have a great weekend.
okay so you separate the cards with a pinky break with angles the cards down at the front and up at the back. this means its angled, but whenever you do it the top packet is perfectly flat. which finger do you use to prop up the other side?
This is such an essential lesson. I wish you had put this up a year ago! Favorite pass is the Mahatma pass. It just looks like you're doing an overhand shuffle, it's beautiful
I have seen some videos about card tricks. I really like that you not only learn us a trick but teach how to do it perfect. Wat passes should a beginner start with? If I want a really good deck should I not by it in Belgium 🇧🇪 from cartamundi?
I love performing the classic pass, but I usually use the spread pass because I am more comfortable with it 😂. Thanks for the content man 👍 BTW - already signed up to alexpandrea.com for a few weeks now - can't wait 🔥🔥🔥
Love the Dingle cameo at the end lol. This was a bad representation though, of his card handling prowess. Some of the stuff he did was goofy, but dude was an absolute beast
Great points here Alex. Keeping everything tight and cluttered are problems doing this and I agree, body language should misdirect. While classic pass is my favorite, I do like modified herman.
Nice lesson, thanks. There seems to be some issue with the box to subscribe to the mailing list. I have tried Chrome and Firefox and in both of them I cannot interact with the box.
Best pass? Invisible turnover pass for me (for now) as it's so natural and such a good way to set up for an ACR routine or anything as (for example they name any card and you spread to show it in the middle) it sets up the trick before the spectator even suspects any funny business
Figured I should mention the underrepresented Herrmann pass. It's my favorite because I feel I can keep it covered and quiet better, even though it tends to be slower to complete.
i think the best pass is "Best pass" by TheRussianGenius. It is hard but very invisible and clean. (sorry for my bad English im from Poland) Very good video btw.
You got new decks coming out? my wife only let's me buy certain amount of decks, ill wait for your release if it's soon, I only have about 30 decks so far. Lol
I only stated performing the pass after months of practice and practice that I could just sit down and watch something while doing it, or talking to family or friends
Alex, Thanks for another awesome video! Really great tips about keeping eye contact, it really works, and so does your cues for forcing the number 7. I am a amateur in the craft, however I continue to practice these card moves until my knuckles are popping out. The only pass I am proficient at to my own standards is the classic pass that you teach, so I suppose that would be my favorite. Will you have any coin magic on your website?
Nice , I've stumbled onto a similar handling. For example . Card is placed in deck , break held . Then I ask the spectator to examine an elastic band , then control the card while they are examining the elastic. wrap the cards in an elastic band slowly and purposely, making it a big deal. Then I ask the name of the card , peel back the corner of the top card still wrapped in the elastic .... and BOOM there it is on top of the deck. A fucking miracle.
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I am practicing the classic pass for 1 week after watching your tutorial .
Spread pass
Thank you for what you do :D
I am from India. And your website is not working. Why?
Is it free?
We all appreciate Alex that you don't just teach the technique behind the move, you also give us insight into how and when to perform it as well as tips on how we can all be better performers which - is more valuable than anything else at the end of the day. Anyone agree?
Who else want Alex with Shin Lim In his battles ?
Me
Me
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Yesss please!
if enough people like this then he will see it and possibly consider it
Best thing I've woken up to in a while! Thanks Alex! ❤
best comment i’ve gotten in a while 😅
@@AlexPandreaHi!!! Just want you to know...you've made it so easy and clear for me to learn legit sleights. I really appreciate everything you're doing! Thanks Alex! ☺
Alex Pandrea, you are the greatest
@Tim John YEAH RIGHT.
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Just got an internet at home and oh my gosh your quality at 720 was superb😣 a real quality content keep up and very nice video Alex!!!
thanks a lot, even as a rookie I understand that this kind of concept is more important than the tricks themselves. It helps you to improve your performance in a more efficient way.
Yeh it just allows you to have confidence when performing good luck mate and all the best for your future in magic
@@rossdonald3189 Same to you bro, have fun with families, friends and everyone watching your magic shows.
Thanks Alex this helped me alot
Me too
Brilliant lesson. Will use this theory and apply to my next performance... Always good stuff from alex. 🤙
Definitely
This is the first pass tutorial I've seen that addresses posture. Game changer for me. Also reminds me of piano lessons in my younger years - surprisingly similar! Thank you so much for these awesome tutorials.
thanks for watching Patrick! 🙏
My favourite pass is the bluff pass
It’s so funny when you do it perfectly and they have no idea
Try the super bluff pass
@@dimejifakorede Beat me to it thats what I was going to say Xavior spades super bluff pass is crazy how you get away with it
I really like the setting of the video, nice plant, posters, sofa, vivid colours and good depth of focus
Great detailled tips. Especially the bodylanguage is the one of the most important things we magicians never learn at home.
If I do use a pass its always the classic pass, at least ever since I learned it. I used to always just use the double undercut. But Fanx to Alex and the rest of the guys I watch I've been able to add variety and character to my performances.
Fanxxxx for watching noah!
@@AlexPandrea Of course! Keep up the S tier content!
The most detailed and explained important tactics and tips. A great teacher!
I was wondering why my magician friend was sitting alone on his couch with his shoulders back, arms out, smiling, looking around the room. Then I saw this video. 🤓
One of my favorite card control!
It works like a treat!
Alex, your tips are so precious! thank you!
I Must say as a beginner having watched a lot of videos this tutorial is the BEST IV seen explains EXACTLY What a beginner needs to see,have u a tutorial like that but on the actual pass?
Best piece of advice for magicians...thank you!
Nice to see magic theory 💯
Alex likes to focus on helping the presentation of magic as well as the technique itself which is always helpful
This is probably the most I've got out of a lesson of this kind, it's too easy to forget the mechanics of a move are only half the story. A great analysis extremely well explained
Classic pass is my favourite!
My favourite ones are hermann pass and turnover pass. But lately I've been training the classic pass so I can use it. Imo the hermann/turnover works better when the part bellow the break have less cards than the part above it, while the classic works better when the part above the break have less cards than the part bellow it. So I'm training the classic pass to cover both scenarios.
My favourite pass is your fan control Alex!!!
Awesome tutorial I always learn so much from you!! Your information is so amazing and useful thanks!! My favorite pass is the Turn over Pass probably!!
This video is very helpful. Nice one Pandrea!
Herrman's my fave..easier to perform 4 me (just turn da deck over for cover), leaves da selection ready to manipulate, and unlike wth da classic pass, which sometimes takes extra card when doin da move, this one is smoother for me. I like your content, especially the theory part like this
I am confused right now why Alex have only 172k subscriber, it should be more than million subscribers. So keep it up Alex to became a no. 1 magician
thanks jason! i sometimes think that myself haha
Great advice, love it, I rewatch it weekly and still make the mistakes as I learn
Is there any move in sleight of Hand you can not do ??? You are the perfect Card Magician !!!! I am so jealous of you !!
I watched the video 2 times love you😍😍😍
I like the Classic pass, Herman pass(which is like a reverse classic pass) and sometimes the Turnover pass. Just depends on what I'm doing and if I'm getting burned. Thank you for the tips Alex. Have a great weekend.
this made so much sense! thank u alex
My favourite is herman pass with dribble cover. Its soo underrated I've never got caught doing it and Its pretty easy as well
ive waited for this video thanks alot
Wow, this is the earliest I've been
I didn't know Shu Kurenai practiced magic as well
Hah, yeah ikr
okay so you separate the cards with a pinky break with angles the cards down at the front and up at the back. this means its angled, but whenever you do it the top packet is perfectly flat. which finger do you use to prop up the other side?
Great informative video, thanks Alex you are a invaluable asset to my magic growth and are much appreciated.
I like to keep it classic with the pass. Great video man. Lots of helpful tips on things I’ve been struggling with
I prefer the spread pass. I feel the most comfortable with it and it feels natural to me to do.
omg i have been waiting so long for this vid! thanks SO MUCH Alex!!!
Alex Pandrea and Xavior Spades probably perform the best classic passes!!!!
This is such an essential lesson. I wish you had put this up a year ago!
Favorite pass is the Mahatma pass. It just looks like you're doing an overhand shuffle, it's beautiful
This reminds me of Slydini’s active and passive states regarding sleights.
I have seen some videos about card tricks. I really like that you not only learn us a trick but teach how to do it perfect. Wat passes should a beginner start with? If I want a really good deck should I not by it in Belgium 🇧🇪 from cartamundi?
You are the best Alex 💞
thanks man i appreciate that! 🔥
wow. such a great insight. thank you.
Can you give any tip for beginner magician
I feel in love with the pass because of u!!
Thank you alex
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Love you pandrea.. Love from India 🇮🇳
I love the effort you put in your videos!!!
Seriously sick tutorial
Can you do a tutorial for the under presure?
Hi superstar I am your big fan love from India love you bro
Been waiting for this tutorial for a long time 😂😂😆
Yo,Yo alex i love your vidios i hope you post weekly 😉and in which month of 2021 you will post daily?Thankyou🤗🤗
I like the Classic Pass
Brick Pass always. Cheers Alex!
My favourite Pass is the Classic Pass and The Turn over Pass. I know, they are really Standard, but also very strong!
Yeh sometimes the standard moves work the best when performing allowing you to focus more on the presentation aspect
I love performing the classic pass, but I usually use the spread pass because I am more comfortable with it 😂. Thanks for the content man 👍
BTW - already signed up to alexpandrea.com for a few weeks now - can't wait 🔥🔥🔥
Excellent video, I’m going to use your advice. Can you do more videos like these?
Love the Dingle cameo at the end lol. This was a bad representation though, of his card handling prowess. Some of the stuff he did was goofy, but dude was an absolute beast
Third tutorial of Classic Pass, Yaaaaaaay
Thanks you soo much for this video
Great points here Alex. Keeping everything tight and cluttered are problems doing this and I agree, body language should misdirect. While classic pass is my favorite, I do like modified herman.
Just amazing!
When u realise , u are early and ur getting a heart and a reply from alex !!😊😊
nice try bro
does anyone know the name of the song at the beginning of the video? THanks!
please anyone
Great vid
Nice lesson, thanks. There seems to be some issue with the box to subscribe to the mailing list. I have tried Chrome and Firefox and in both of them I cannot interact with the box.
Great session, have to more focus on this, thank you
Best pass? Invisible turnover pass for me (for now) as it's so natural and such a good way to set up for an ACR routine or anything as (for example they name any card and you spread to show it in the middle) it sets up the trick before the spectator even suspects any funny business
By far, the turnover pass is my favourite. When done correctly, it's practically invisible.
Oh, I love Turnover Pass too!
Figured I should mention the underrepresented Herrmann pass. It's my favorite because I feel I can keep it covered and quiet better, even though it tends to be slower to complete.
Your passes are one of the smoothest thing in the world.
#Passgod
wow your videos are best!
i think the best pass is "Best pass" by TheRussianGenius. It is hard but very invisible and clean. (sorry for my bad English im from Poland) Very good video btw.
Alex Brroo. Goooddd teachinggggg. Broooo. Mos deff. I knw we havnt met yet . ..butttt goooddd teachhhnggss broooo. Keep it upp. G. 1 brathe. Much lv
xaviour spade's ultimate super duper bluff pass is awesome and hilarious!!! who else agrees ?
haha yup, and it works so well!
@@AlexPandrea 🤣🤣🤣
You got new decks coming out? my wife only let's me buy certain amount of decks, ill wait for your release if it's soon, I only have about 30 decks so far. Lol
😂
How do you grip the cards when doing a classic pass from the bottom?
Please make more videos about misdirection alex
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Thanks for watching Kennan!
@@AlexPandrea always a pleasure! thanks for the inspiration that you are!
I only stated performing the pass after months of practice and practice that I could just sit down and watch something while doing it, or talking to family or friends
Alex, Thanks for another awesome video!
Really great tips about keeping eye contact, it really works, and so does your cues for forcing the number 7.
I am a amateur in the craft, however I continue to practice these card moves until my knuckles are popping out. The only pass I am proficient at to my own standards is the classic pass that you teach, so I suppose that would be my favorite. Will you have any coin magic on your website?
First comment from India
Nice
A great book on this subject is Magic by Misdirection - Dariel Fitzkee.
Amazing pass!!!
I loev classic pass 💕
I'm going to PASS on this answer today.
This is the best
Can you make the same video with hermann pasd or spread pass
Nice , I've stumbled onto a similar handling. For example .
Card is placed in deck , break held . Then I ask the spectator to examine an elastic band , then control the card while they are examining the elastic. wrap the cards in an elastic band slowly and purposely, making it a big deal.
Then I ask the name of the card , peel back the corner of the top card still wrapped in the elastic .... and BOOM there it is on top of the deck.
A fucking miracle.
Love you Alex
Great content
-yo yo yo Alex you're the best.❤🤞
Thanks you Sir
How do you know witch hand you hold the deck left ore right
Some tricks I do right and some left handed
Grt alain weeber from Holland
Alexxxxc the page have to open right noww