Daryl's reasoning behind not including the pass into the series is basically that he thinks that the move is too difficult and often unnecessary. In one of the Fooler Doolers DVDs he also mentions that once the audience starts to watch your hands very closely, there's too much potential for flashing the pass on the weak side. This is such a shame, because having seen him do the pass it's obvious that he's proficient with the move, and his attention to researching detail and his great teaching ability would almost certainly make a Daryl Pass video an instant classic. I understand and appreciate his decision to not include the pass, but in my opinion it renders this series incomplete, which is an unfortunate state to be in for a supposed encyclopedia -- it's like writing a book about 20th century military history and leaving out World War 2.

Ceci dit, si tu veux étudier le saut de coupe, pourquoi ne pas commencer par le dvd de Richard Kaufman "On the Pass"...

Bref pour moi c'est the best niveau techniques classiques de cartes en vidéo mais faut potasser d'autres choses comme "on the pass" (+3) car si j'avais su je me serais mis aux SDC bien avant...