I have been practicing magic for two years and been through many different sources of learning the pass. I have seen countless different sources. However they all have one thing in common, they don't teach you how the pass should be used.

The pass is an really hard technique to do. Before I watched this video between 10% and 20% of all the times I did the Pass i was busted. However after I watched it I haven't been busted once. And that is because this video doesn't only teach the sleight of hand, but also ads a lot of fine touches about when to do the pass.

Of course the video is 90 minutes long, but it teaches not only both the classic pass and the turnover-pass, but also a lot of psychology. The other commenter's say that he doesn't spend enough time on the technique compared with just talking, but once you understand the importance of Aarons Fisher's fine touches you will get an amazing pass. I know I did.

Compared with Jay Sanky's extremely ambitious this is much better for learning the pass, you will not only get an understanding of the technique but also the psychology. So if you can manage siting and watching 90 minutes of learning the classic and turnover passes you should definitely buy this. If you however don't want to put in those 90 minutes, and just want the sleight, not the psychology this is not for you.

This is terrible. Aaron rambles on and on and on and on..
There is no menu to go directly to the actual teaching. However, once you get to the teaching, he doesn't spend enough time breaking it down and the angles are terrible. He then repeats over and over how you really need to learn this from him live and in person where he will take years to teach you one move.
There has got to be a better way to learn this.