Escrima Training 2-Disc DVD Program
Escrima Training 2-Disc DVD Program
from AdamLand Productions.
www.AdamLandDVD.com
Escrima refers to a class of Filipino Martial Arts that emphasize stick fighting. Other terms which have entered into common usage include Kali and Arnis de Mano (harness of the hand); occasionally the abbreviation FMA (Filipino Martial Arts) is used. This is an excellent program which highlights various aspects of the Escrima art.
This 2-Disc educational program features:
Fundamentals
Angles of attack (numbering system)
footwork drills
Single stick Sinawali
Double stick Sinawali
Sumbrada
Punyo sumbrada
Original single stick form
Original double stick form
Stick on stick disarms
empty-hand versus stick disarms
single and double stick sparring
Chapter selection for easy navigation
order online at: www.AdamLandDVD.com
Running Time: 2 hours 30 minutes
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Douglas L. Wong’s Combat White Lotus Kung-Fu
For over 30 years, Douglas Lim Wong has been one of the world’s most prolific martial artists. A multi-published author, stunt coordinator and kung-fu instructor, Wong is considered one of Chinese Martial Art’s true pioneers. After achieving expertise in such varied styles as wing chun, five animals and white tiger, Wong went on to create his own synthesis, the white lotus system. In this landmark DVD, Wong reveals the combative aspects of this unique system, teaching martial artists of all styles and levels how to make kung-fu effective in street situations. He strips away the mystique that gives kung-fu an almost mystic effect, demonstrating ancient principles of combat refined for modern application. A must for any martial arts DVD library! To order this DVD: http://www.up-publications.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ID=2465.&PK=M84YTWL.
Duration : 0:2:42
What are some good martial arts documentaries?
I currently study isshinryu karate, but I’m into watching documentaries about any martial arts (not that UFC stuff) that cover history, philosophy, moves, etc. Anyone got any suggestions on what DVDs I should take a look at? Thanks
Ive seen all the human weapon and fight quest epidsodes, but they arent on anymore
If you want the real thing, then you must buy these videos:
http://www.shinjinbukan.com/videos.html
They showcase the highest level practitioners today. You will enjoy it immensley.
Check out the video clips on the page.
Karo Parisyan, Judo For Mixed Martial Arts, Submissions
http://www.groundfighter.com/ – UFC veteran and top contender Karo Parisyan demonstrates these devastating Judo Submissions equally effective for No Holds Barred fighting and Mixed Martial Arts. Part of the World Martial Arts DVD Video Series Judo For Mixed Martial Arts.
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Kampsport i Norge Trailer (Martial Arts in Norway Trailer)
WWW.KAMPSPORTINORGE.COM
This is the official trailer for our upcoming DVD “Martial Arts in Norway”. Here we have collected THE BEST of Norwegian martial arts! Volume 1 covers 8 different styles, including Shotokan Karate, Wu-Tan Kung Fu, Hapkido, Aikido, Mixed Martial Arts, Doce Pares and Chen Taiji Quan.
We have some of the top instructors in the martial arts community of Norway. Thomas Hytten and Joachim Hansen (MMA), Garry McKenzie and Frode Strøm (Wing Chun), Martin Boag (Shotokan Karate), Danilo Huertas (Doce Pares), Kurt Wong and Paolo Castaneda (Wu-Tan Kung Fu), Christopher Robinson (Tai Chi), Bo MIkael Lindström (Hapkido) and Mouliko Halèn (Aikido).
DVD will hopefully be released this winter!
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Able to teach yourself martial arts?
Anyone have any sucess teaching themselves martial arts from books/dvds?
Anyone who answers yes has no idea if they did because without a proper teacher they will never know if they are any good nor actually doing it correctly…so there for they are full of it.
You cannot teach yourself martial arts. It is a science that needs an experienced teacher to help you understand it. This is a fact. I have met many so called self trained people over the years and not a single one was worth anything when it came to actually doing the skills they claimed they had correctly. They were easily bested by lower ranking students at our dojo when they attempted to claim they were good at martial arts.
Southern Style Kung Fu DVD Preview
Highlights of the Southern Style long boxing kung fu sold at http://www.turtlepress.com
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Where can you find bootleg dvds in NYC? (looking for classic movies, asian/martial arts, current films etc.)?
Does anyone know of any shops in Chinatown or elsewhere in Manhattan that sell them?
west 27th street between 6th and 7th
“Psychology of Violence Seminar DVD”- the placibo/nocebo effect- challenging negative beliefs propagated by the Combatives / Street Fight Martial Arts/ RBSD community: “you will ALWAYS be weakened by your adrenal response”???
http://www.streetfightsecrets.com/pov.html
“Psychology of Violence Seminar DVD”- the placibo/nocebo effect- challenging negative beliefs propagated by the Combatives / Street Fight Martial Arts/ RBSD community: “you will ALWAYS be weakened by your adrenal response”???
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DVD available to get now from here!
http://www.streetfightsecrets.com/pov.html
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Are there any good martial art instruction DVDs?
just to help and do some extra work outside of classes
There are many good martial arts instructional DVD’s. Obviously they’re no substitute for actual instruction, but they can help supplement your knowledge. Unfortunately the bad ones far outnumber the good. There are very few I’d endorse. Anything by Mark Hatmaker is pretty good; for head-and-arm chokes, "Fade to Black" by Jason Quick is excellent; the Panther videos that Larry Tatum put out were rather informative; Kelly McCann, AKA Jim Grover, put out some simple-but-effective self-defense videos. Off the top of my head, I can’t think of any other good ones at the moment. But yes, they’re out there. Just read the reviews and make sure it’s something you’d like before you lay down the dollars on it. More importantly, get someone who knows what they’re doing to help you with your training. For example, I train with Hatmaker several times a year, and he can correct me on what I’m doing wrong.