Herman Pass - Tutorial
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The Herman Pass is a card control technique that can also function as a color change, involving placing a chosen card in the center of the deck and making it appear on top. It can be executed without a cover, but adding one increases its invisibility, requiring the pinky, index finger, and thumb to maintain the illusion.
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- The Herman pass is a versatile technique that combines card control and color change, allowing a selected card to appear magically on top of the deck.
- Unlike the classic pass, the Herman pass involves moving the bottom packet to the top, requiring precise finger positioning and a break above the selected card for successful execution.
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How is the Herman pass executed?
By holding a break above the selected card.
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Herman Pass: Invisible Card Control Technique
- The Herman pass is a card control technique that can also be used as a color change.
- It involves placing a selected card in the center of the deck and then magically appearing on top.
- The pass can be executed without any cover, but adding a cover makes it more invisible.
- The Herman pass is the opposite of the classic pass, involving moving the bottom packet to the top.
- To perform the Herman pass, the pinky goes inside the deck to hold a break above the selected card.
- The index finger and thumb play crucial roles in maintaining the illusion of the pass, ensuring they stay in specific positions.
