gazza99
03-02-2004, 08:23 PM
Hello everyone, I have a treat for you......
My last project was to help a friend of mine produce a few instructional DVD's.
Marcus Brinkman is the senior disciple of Bagua Zhang teacher Luo De-xiu. It has been a pleasure being his friend, and learning some excellent baguazhang from him while he has been here in town! He is an extremely skilled and nice guy.
I just wrapped up his first DVD, we did a demo clip to promote the material. (yes thats my ugly mug in the demo with him)The lighting is better in the actual DVD as we filmed the demo at a different location, but you get the point.
Go here for download
http://pressurepointfighting.com/public_html/video/ssdemo.wmv
(Its better to right click and save it to your computer before viewing so it runs smooth.)
Lets hear what you think! You will be able to purchase the DVD shortly from his website www.gaostylebagua.com
regards,
Gary R.
PS: The instruction is very clear and concise, in response to the "why learn from a vid" thread, I would say most people are hard pressed to find instruction of extremely high caliber in these arts. Take what you can get, and find a partner to work with to make it work. Then try and travel to the teacher at some point to get corrected in person.
My last project was to help a friend of mine produce a few instructional DVD's.
Marcus Brinkman is the senior disciple of Bagua Zhang teacher Luo De-xiu. It has been a pleasure being his friend, and learning some excellent baguazhang from him while he has been here in town! He is an extremely skilled and nice guy.
I just wrapped up his first DVD, we did a demo clip to promote the material. (yes thats my ugly mug in the demo with him)The lighting is better in the actual DVD as we filmed the demo at a different location, but you get the point.
Go here for download
http://pressurepointfighting.com/public_html/video/ssdemo.wmv
(Its better to right click and save it to your computer before viewing so it runs smooth.)
Lets hear what you think! You will be able to purchase the DVD shortly from his website www.gaostylebagua.com
regards,
Gary R.
PS: The instruction is very clear and concise, in response to the "why learn from a vid" thread, I would say most people are hard pressed to find instruction of extremely high caliber in these arts. Take what you can get, and find a partner to work with to make it work. Then try and travel to the teacher at some point to get corrected in person.