The Classic Pass Tutorial || The Pass Series: Part1 || (In Hindi)

So the first one Let's talk now Who are you See the deck, use it You will do the classic Learning nearby or Practice by doing First So the deck I'm using here is a bit It's old, that's fine; it's not overly slippery. So what benefit will there be when you perform? If you do it, the chance of cards falling will be lower. And you'll get a very good grip on it, just because this deck has been used a lot If the deck you're using for practice, etc., is a bit If you have an old used deck, you can use it. So first of all, if we talk about it right now, I have gripped the deck like this, using my left hand, Okay, when the index finger is here, and the middle finger is here, Here is the side, and what will we do now? that my thumb here, by refilling it in this way, In the middle of the deck, I'm taking a pinky break, okay? Just use the part of the bus that belongs to Pinky. Taking a break, Pinky, but still passing the classic class The time you have, your pinky, make it more It has to be done from the inside, and at the same time, this These two fingers will grip it from above in this manner. So, Pinky is a bit inward, toward the inside here. Both fingers are here. And the index finger goes slightly sideways. It's fine over in the corner. and thumb which is Thumb this way at this end I have kept it in this manner. Your right hand will come now and it will basically grip Something like this If you normally grip it slightly from above Don't get involved in this. When you take the classic pass, what do you have? a bit more like this with the right hand Take it inside. and the way to grip it One thing you must remember is This bottom is my right hand. The one with the packet will hold it firmly. A little bit with the packet above Contact may be possible here, there, or above. No pressure will be applied to the right hand within the packet. The one below this packet So you have to grip it in this manner with your right hand Both the packet below and the one above are from the finger pinky finger. It has gripped, this is what you're about to execute regarding the pass. If you're in the position, I'll tell you what's going to happen. So the one that's my pinky will apply pressure upwards, okay, this one that's The packet will be pressed upward by Pinky; this pressure will be applied to the upper packet. At the same time, these two fingers above press downward. What will happen with this? Can you easily lift this deck in some way like this? And the right hand that you have will grip the lower packet. What will you do now with your three fingers? Basically, sliding this packet in this manner Okay, and when you swipe at the same time The packet below is yours, take it with your right hand. Apply pressure upward in this manner You will move it a little to the side. And this packet here These three fingers in this manner, like this Extending in this manner It will go below the deck and close. Alright, now let's do this thing. Time will make you notice one thing that Many people do this with their thumb. The way you touched it, after that, this three-finger of yours He will take out this packet in this way, basic. Then it will bring down a problem you might face Will you perform the classic pass on this packet? It won't be clear, okay? If you get stuck in the middle, it won't be clear. I'm telling you again, for doing this A lot of extension will be required at the beginning and end. Then gradually it will become easier and then everything will be simple. So first of all, please check your grip a little before the classic pass. Here there are two fingers, here is the pinky. Here is the thumb, and here is the index finger. Here they are coming forward, and again I'm saying right The hand will basically grip the lower packet. He can touch the packet above just a little. It won't hold the grip. and the right hand basically the lower packet He will firmly hold it here. Alright, and at the same time, this packet of yours It will come out this way and go downward. That's the very technique by which you can master classics You pass and execute Before performing the classic pass, or rather you When practicing, there are two things you need to keep in mind Don't grip the deck too tightly, that's fine. What happens if you grip it too tightly? People who have tension in their hands understand it. It's not natural when you execute pass. So whenever you perform the classic pass, just keep your hand relaxed, okay? and just do it The thing you need to remember is that if you pass perform You're here, like I just passed by, a little bit of noise came in. So you don't need to perform much more. You just need to perform the classic pass slowly. And if you have to slightly free up your hand for the performance Don't grip the deck too tightly before doing it Things you should use before performing You can see the pass movement slots here. The first one is something of the kind that you perform on the deck in a classic pass manner. We tilt it upward in this manner before this. The spectator sees the front view. along with performing pass You face the deck in a certain way toward the front When you run it, then you come here It looks somewhat like that. And there are some things you can use in pass. So that it feels a bit more natural, the first one that comes is the dribble pass, so now After executing the pass in this manner, you can dribble the ball with the deck. And one more thing, regarding the riffle pass, just execute the same pass as you did. the way you riffle the deck after that And even more so, it becomes slightly, you know, hidden, as the pass movement. And at the same time, a variation of a jiggle pass also appears. You can also do whatever way you shake the card. and there are many more variations as well The one on which I will make a video in the future And this, which is here, is basic for the classic pass. First of all, you must know this So, right now, if we talk about you passing How will you practice properly, okay? You have already learned the method and the like. The technique I use for practicing is quite simple. I grip it like this on the deck. And then what do I do? The way I come from the right hand, I am I riffle through with my thumb, after riffling I stop, in the middle, and Where my pinky goes here, I let it go. and then I execute the pass, OK That's the technique, you normally Grab the deck like this, riffle it Put Pinky here and then pass it over So, using this technique, you can practice the pass you need. After riffle shuffling and taking a break But let me tell you one thing about the pass that there is no move so simple that you can learn it in a month or a year It takes people five to six years. I've been doing it for a very long time, but I'm still not done. I can also say that I am not perfect. I get the method by which the pass is executed This doesn't mean I'm perfect and again something or other As people whose names I would like to mention, first of all As Alex Pandra became Javier Speed in those people I've learned a lot about the pass, so you Check out the video by Alex Pandrea on YouTube. You can also learn a lot, understand techniques, and so on. be the one you use to make your pass even more Now you can become good at this again, this practice is very, very It will take more effort to do this, especially since I've been doing it myself for the last 5-6 years. I'm passing this, and yes, it's quite a tough move right now. My problem still is that sometimes in the middle The more you practice, the better you get, man. You'll invest time in this, you know, quite well. It will become classic from time to time. pass After that, if anything Questions are queries, you are You can write in the comments if you want If you want to send me a personal message, then Instagram The link is in the description, as well as we have We have also created a WhatsApp group where we people magic and cardistry related discussions, and so on If done, the link for it is in the description. I'll give it to you right away; I'll meet you in the next video. I'll see you later, goodbye and thank you for watching