The Classic Pass - MAGIC TUTORIAL
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The Classic Pass is one of the most difficult sleight of hand moves in all of magic, but extremely rewarding once you feel comfortable with it.
The Classic Pass is arguably the most difficult (but the MOST COMMON) of all the variations of The Pass, take your time with this one and enjoy the ride of learning this sleight. Please like/subscribe.
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Im also gonna be doing a tutorial on this soon! This is great tho!
Nope you just put it on your website for people to buy it but I just looked it up.
You are an awesome magician and you tuber so keep up the great work love your content!
Jarek i have been learning from you since this past summer and i am constantly impressed and pleased with your tutorials. Having said that, your new pass tutorial is way better than that of your past one. You have inspired me spend all of my waking hours practicing magic, thanks for all of your tutorials and advice.
Jarek, thanks for all your time explaining all these moves! I learned the one handed palm by Brian Brushwood and it took me along time to learn. This pass along with your instructions helped me learn it quickly and now look forward to practicing the move to perfect it.
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Achievement get: Performing the Classic Pass!
Hahahah that was a god one.
Hi Jarek,
I'm french (leave near Paris) and I started closeup magic tricks in may so I'm just a beginner but I just wanted to thank you so much for your great tutorials and specially those about the pass and the double lift. That really helps a lot.
Please continue!
Thank you for this. As a beginner magician this is by far the most detailed I've seen for this pass yet! And thank you for the small hands suggestion with the credit cards! I literally got the pass motions down in a matter of minutes (though nowhere near good enough to perform in front of people. Lol!) My hands suck at magic but this tutorial helped out a lot! So thanks again!
In fact all of your tutorials are amazing! They engage me in a way that makes me continue to learn as a beginner. So thanks for everything!
for those of you that have smaller hands, ive figured out that if you hold the very left corners of the bottom packet between your middle finger and thumb while in the exaggerated pinky break thing and just lift it up and over the top packet with the ring finger , it makes it a lot easier. and also it is easier to move your thumb on the left hand completely out of the way when doing the pass so it will be easier to clear the top packet instead of "jamming" the bottom packet into the left thumb. and ALWAYS remember to relax your hand a bit when doing the classic pass
Dude!! Thankyou so much! I've been trying this for a week and finally was able to do it after this video! Excellent explanation!
I love the synchronicity of when I'm following along with a tutorial and the card I flip over is the same one in the video. It's like the trick is like "It's your time to learn me"
ya, that's when jinx | fate | destiny | karma have an orgy
You make everything look so easy. I hope I will become at least a quarter of how good you are right now. Keep teaching people and great things will happen!
Looks great an awesome move to learn so thank you for explaining your work on the Classic Pass
i started with tricks for 2 days and its amazing how fast im learning the tricks :D this is so much fun^^ thx for your tutorials m8
Love you jarek! (No homo) xD I've learned quite a bit from you my friend! Up to the point where people are wanting to pay me to entertain their parties and gatherings! The look you can get from people's faces, and the overall reaction from an audience is what makes it all worth while :)
dont often comment on videos but this helped me so much. just needed to look at it a little differently and the two heavy card practice tech is brilliant. thank you
Hey jarek, this is an excellent tutorial and the step by step walk thru you give is perfect. Thanks for taking time to help us up and comers
Cool trick.These magic tricks have inspired me to make my own channele about my magic tricks. Thanks for the tutorial!!!
One of the best tutorials on this I've seen
Really great video. I've been doing card magic for 25 years and I've still learned a few things from this tutorial. Thanks!
Finally,waited so long for this tutorial
Hey Jarek - "Snap Change" (aka Suit Change)
-prep card deck with doubled up of all the same values but opposite color (example: red Ace, black Ace, black 8, red 8, red 3, black 3, ect, ect ...)
-briefly show under side of deck via fan (to show no funny business, eg classic bs)
-shuffle (once to minimize disturbing the deck)
-peal 2 as if 1 (ideally of same value hence first step)
-then set them (tossing them as if only 1 to reaffirm the notion of 1 card) squarely face up atop of the face down deck.
-prep for single handed pass with pinkie under edge via a natural hand fidget and perhaps squaring if you tossed.
-snap the fingers of your free hand as you gesture over the top of the most visible part of the pass, done in sync with the
passes first part (moving 1st face up card perpendicularly over the edge of the deck in your hand) .. aka the magic part.
-you complete the illusion by 'squaring the deck' while transitioning the deck itself from hand to hand, while the 2nd half of the actual pass completes by being slid under the deck by the losing hand.
(obviously this can sometimes not actually be the same value if pealed unluckily. so being a bit ambiguous about the change itself in your wording is the wisest when performing)
Thank you for very detailed and awesome guide! First i tought this is hard but few hours of practice and im getting pretty good at this! Thanks to your videos :)
Thx man for all off these tutorials because of u I can step out of my comfort zone and blow people's mind and again thx and keep it up man
Oh my gosh. Thanks very much Jarek for this tutorial this is gonna help a lot. Cheers bro keep doing what you do best and stay awesome :D sub from Singapore.
THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN!!!! I LEARNED IT IN THE FIRST 5 MINUTES
Nice tutorial Evan!
i did it your way got it easy tnx very very much iv wanted to learn magic when i was little ur very awesome thank u bro much love
tnx for this tutorial, i just started and am using the 2 card that you teach in practicing this move till am confident enough to do it in a full deck, i also tried practicing it with doing the Angel and Charleur Cut
Really helpful literally spent about 3 weeks on tryna get this down better than the 52 cards one
Amazing tutorial! Thank you!
This is the best explanation of the classic pass
This is gold. Thanks.
Omg I went to about five channels to learn this and you gave a great example ty :)
One thing that helped me pick this up fairly quickly, I'm still not too great at it yet, but I didn't find it as hard as I thought based on what he was saying, but anyway, a good way to practice this is to do lots of one handed cuts. The motions are very similar to what you were showing. The main problem I have is the same I have is the same problem I have with trying to do the clip shift, I can't seem to hide my wrist movement enough.
Nice tutorial for a difficult and important pass. Thanks
Love the revival of your older tutorials. Also, I'm left handed, so it's great not to have to mirror someone for once.
Amazing. thank you. i was able to do this move with in about 5 mins with a full deck. granted i have large hands. add a few false cuts and it makes a great trick.
i knew it before.. but no as good as i do it now! thanks jarek you're the man
Thx for this vid so much I've impressed so many people and you have inspired me to do magic
This is actually very easy. Thanks for the tutorial!
awesomely explained. thanks
I learned this in a few hours, thanx man! I think the fact that I'm a guitar player helped out a lot haha
Ive seen ppl who flash less after 2 weeks doing the classic pass compared to this. I'm so entertained by youtube magic tutorials
thank u so much ur tutorial really helped me to get it
i thought this would be one of the things i could never learn
But i think i got the feeling now thank u so much
Thank you for the tutorial , it really helps, thanks 🙏
I learnt it completely by the time you finished the video
Great tutorial mate. Now just gotta practice and perfect. Hoping to nail it in a week. Does that make me a genius?
Hey Even i'm a big fan of your work. I've been working on the pass for the past month or so and this is sure to really help out, thanks a lot man. I was also wondering if you're still living in LA. I'm in San Diego and i'm really looking for a few like minded magicians to work with and learn from. Thanks a bunch for all the help.
thanks for sharing your experience
Damn! I like this method! Takes the fear out of doing the pass!
Awesome tutorial
6:20 that few milimeters is key to me. Really big of a deal. Thanks man
A slight variation, this can be used to control a card to 2nd from top. With chosen card placed in middle as per video, before gripping top half into pinky & ring finger, break up the top card. Then pulling the top half out and under as usual, will leave chosen card 2nd from top. Useful for various routines. Alternatively, when putting the top half on the deck prior to break, grab the pinky break by pulling one card down from the top stack; this also places chosen card to 2nd from top.
Im 13 and learnt it pretty easily .Thank for your great explanations ! ;)
it works best for me when I put my index and pinkie at the break it helps me control the deck more and is much easy that way thanks for the tutorial
oooooooooo man you are the best you inspire me more than criss to keep practise !!!!
This video has help d me so much more than others
This is a awesome video. This is hard, but would be very helpful.
Very helpful , thankyou
Great tutorial Jarek! You inspired me to make my youtube channel
I love you disturb reality
Hi can you teach the invisible touch trick? the one where you touch the shoulder.
You can also buy bridge size cards which are a little bit smaller. Bicycle has them.
This is soo cool!!!!!
great explanation thx
Thanks that helped a lot :)
Awesome!
just a few tips: when you are practising it, make sure to get the technique or the "movements" perfect before making it more difficult by using more cards.
appriciate that you actually give some "training" methods to get used to it thumbs up !
Good video!!!
Thx!!!
good one thank you !
brilliant work, mate!🇳🇿⚽
I wanna see it from
a worms eye view
this may be an odd question on a video like this but what is that deck called it looks freaking sweet
What I like to do sometimes is pinch the card with my pinkie so it goes to the bottom with the top half of the deck. Or slid the top card over just enough where the card becomes the second one from the top. I like doing that for one trick
u make everything look so easy
give it a few days or hours ( depending if ur a fast learner ) it will be as easy as he shows
thanks im learning
True, not easy but everything takes practice and in time you can do it unnoticed. Hey! Who won the Thanksgiving giveaway?
BIG question I’m pretty good with the Herman pass should I learn the classic pass
Yes
Aditya Roy thanks for letting me know 2 years later
Jarek your sleights are so smothly , unbelievable , great for me you are the best magician in the world !! I want a signed Card from you is it possible ?? Please
I have kept this a secret for a year. The one hand cut pushing off with the thumb then grab the pushed up packet and rotate it to the other hand quickly like a regular cut.
Do a tutorial for 'thread' or' approach anxiety' please. Cheers
My advice for using a full deck is to use a VERY old deck. I dug out an old deck I used for inhand riffle practice long ago, deck is quite sticky now and makes it considerably easier to handle.
I wuz practicing while watching ur videos.
While practicing this, I noticed that occasionally I would accidentally turn over the card under the break. I think I figured out how to not do that, but then I got interested and started figuring out how to do that on purpose, so that you end up with the chosen card upside down in the middle of the deck. I'm still working on it, so I don't know how effective it will be; but do you know if anyone else already does that, what if might be called, any existing tutorials, etc?
Daaaamn this is hard as heck
Great tutorial. Very eager for the invisible pass tutorial though
yes i think he did teach it and i agree. I already know it i just want to see specifically how jarek does it ;P
man I didn't realize how small my hands were compared to yours until now... I guess my hands have grown at all in the past 4 years (when I started trying to do card tricks)
This guys hands are ginormous
lol
I got it , thanks
Hey jarek120 i got a question about the pass. So i did what you said to do with the two cards and i can do that fine but when i do like a quarter of the deck or a couple more cards i struggle and the cards go everywhere please could you help me out.
By the way your videos are the best. Your a great magician :)
Rydini Westergaurd GREAT TIP, I knew of this but it slipped my mind. That IS DEFINITELY a way a lot of people teach beginners.
Keep practicing.
i noticed when im doing the pass (literally just started doing it now after this video) i can hold onto the cards stronger by doing sort of what Rydini Westergaurd suggests but i extend my index finger straight out like im imitating a gun, the bottom of my knuckle puts more pressure on the card without having to try and get it in a certain position .... but each to there own style, this might work for me but maybe not for you
oh i get what you mean now ..... that isnt discrete from the front but it helps learn the pass, my way is a bit in the middle of them lol
Had a question. I am have a really hard time making the pass look natural and making it quite. Is there any more tips or tricks you could suggest?
Do it thank you your channel is a massive help ♦️♦️♦️♦️
yeeee gatorbacks , need some of them
I have a question about this pass. I have been practicing it for a while now, and it's quite simple with the credit cards. But when i move to full/half decks, my pinky cannot hold the deck strong enough and the middle cards that my picky should hold slip out. I was able to fix this by using both my pinky, and pointing finger to do the pass, by putting them BOTH between the cut, while having the middle and ring finger on top. This made the whole pass much, much easier for me. I just wanted to know if this is a bad habit, and will make it harder to expand with this move, when making this pass more hidden for example, or if it's a small divination that does not hurt other slight of hands later on. I know you explained that if it does not feel comfortable, experiment. Which i have, I just want to know if there are any negatives you see in the way I do it. Thanks!
yes actually there are your point finger is visible by the ppl in front of you and if you do perform it getting into position to execute the move will make it visible (there is a big gap in front that isn't covered by anything) and also it makes your hands look stiff .
I thought I messed up but I made it look like I switched the top and chosen card switch places.
It took me a couple of weeks to get the pass as good as I can get in my own mindset, but I just can't seem to get away with doing the move in front of spectators, I always panic and mess up when performing for people
Hi, nice video
I want to know what happens to your middle finger on your left hand. Do you put also use it to grab the deck of cards like the ring finger on your left hand or what? Because I use it to grab the deck of cards like my ring finger on my left hand to have better balance and im afraid im doing it wrong.
i have the same question too.
I was doing and got angry cause my pinkie could not lift the pack or the card would flop out of my hand I then used the index finger on the hand that the pack was resting. It was at that moment that it became so much easier thanks bro
Is tilting the pack down a better solution then tilting it up?
when you do the classic pass, you should close your fingers.
it may be hard not to lift up your pinkie. But if you practice it, it will help you do better pass
I could do the pass "well" in that I could move the top pack of cards to the bottom. I can hold the cards easily with no risk of spilling or miscontrolling cards, but it was so obvious what I did. I figured out a trick though.
Once you have the control to handle the cards throughout the motion, don't use your bottom hand as much. Instead of pulling the cards off, turning them vertical, then placing them on bottom, simply pull the bottom pack through the top pack. With the control you've built up, the bottom pack with naturally turn the top pack, allowing you to switch the locations without having to open your bottom hand as much. By limiting the amount of movement your bottom hand has to do, it looks much more natural. Just have to watch out for creating a scraping noise which only happens if you're holding too tightly.