I was wondering, do you need to be able to do the original pass to do the tres pass move? And if you do, is it still at least a little easier than the original pass?
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Tres Pass
- Thread starter AlottaNadda
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yeah this is a great little download. you may be disappointed at first, but if you practice and get accustomed tot he move, it's really nifty.
Tres Pass is a very slick move. It is, as stated above, different from the original, classic pass -- and, with a little practice, should be an extremely cool and versatile move, which opens a world of application possibilities.
Cheers,
JTM
Cheers,
JTM