I don't know how to explain this..

[darkeyes]

But it's really kewl! There are free videos of this guy at http://www.multilevelmoves.com It's like bruce lee meets eddy gordo from tekken 3.

:)

[Souljah]

$100 per class?!?!?!?!

would anyone pay that?

[darkeyes]

actually people do.

[SirenOfAcreLane]

Joe Eigo is pretty good, but he gets boring really quickly. If you watch one of his movies, there is no need to watch any others, because all of his "samplers" contain exactly the same moves. On his website, he has his own forum, which has quite a thriving community. There is even a sub-forum for asking him questions. He never answers them, instead, he has made 1 single post which was to try and persuade people to join a drink distribution company. He didn't post to offer any advice, field questions, or give people any tips on how to do the moves he does. When i first saw his videos, i was blown away, and really got into acrobatics. I learnt alot of the moves, then joined his forum. After a while, i began to notice that the whole site is a shameless plug for 'noni juice', and whatever is left purely serves to boost his own ego.

A quote from his site:

"There are 3 types of people

---- those who ask what's happening
---- those who watch what's happening
---- those who make things happen

I make things Happen."


But, if you like his stuff, you should check out Steve Terada (http://xp3.aliencreations.com/).

He is incredibly talanted, and does the same moves (albeit much more varied), but from more of a martial arts angle.