New DVD's soon and sale on old DVD's

[lkfmdc]

San Da Training Systems instructional DVD's on sale now!

Since we've released the first three DVD's, we're happy to report that the response has been overwhelming! Read a few of the comments.

"I got the first DVD, and loved it. Got a lot out of it that I didn't know"
- Kirik Jenness, Mixed Martial Arts (MMA.tv), President

"The perfect crosstraining for BJJ. this material isnt covered in an integrated manner anywhere else"
- Liam Resnekov, VT-1 Gym, Autralia

"Coach Ross presented a lot of great info. This might have been the best spent $40 in my entire Martial Art training."
- R Hand, New York

"I gotta say, I really like the way you use CMA examples when you are talking about different techniques, like when you reference the Hsing-I shoulder drills comparing them to wrestling clinch countering drills, the use of fajing and short power to open up the clinch, etc... Good stuff."
- Anthony Williams, Houston TX

Next week San Da Training Systems will be releasing THREE new DVD's. To celebrate the original three are now on sale! Save $11 on each DVD when you use the special code.

Discount code "QUSJ9MAK" lowers the price to $28.95

San Da Punching and Clinching
http://www.customflix.com/207474

2005 Combat Sports Camp Volume One
http://www.customflix.com/207796

2005 Combat Sports Camp Volume Two
http://www.customflix.com/207862

Discount code "QUSJ9MAK" lowers the price to $28.95

The new DVD's will be available next week on our sites
http://www.sandatrainingsystems.com/
http://www.sanda-mma.com/

[Ben Gash]

Cool! I've been waiting for those bad boys. I'll Probably get Punching and Clinching in the next couple of weeks, and I'll see about the new ones next month.

[lkfmdc]

PUnching and clinching is the first DVD we did, and at 1 hr and 45 minutes the longest single one...

The three new videos are called "San Da Kickboxing" and feature basic core material;

Volume One
Defense: shielding and parrying vs jab, cross, hook, over hand, liver hook, uppercut, body kicks, low kicks, straight kicks

Counters: boxing, knee and kick counters to basic attacks

Bonus: Catching the kick into takedown and ankle lock

Volume Two
Elbow strikes: Using the elbow as a counter to the common boxing attacks, details on effective elbows, elbows in clinch, defending vs the elbow

Pad work: how to use the Thai pads and suitcase pad to inprove your basic techniques. INcorporating defense, including defending against wrestling, into your pad work

Bonus: Ian Morgan's pad work circuit drill

Voluem Three
Clinching and takedowns. Hand fighting, "T position", hips in (slip the knee), sensitivity, duck unders, arm drags, outer reaping, ankle pick, ****zer, "Russian scissors", lower inner hooking

Next out on DVD after that the LONG AWAITED conditioning DVD by Tim O'Connor and our Long Island seminar

[GeneChing]

ADVERTISE HERE. It's good for the forum. It's good for our community. Besides, I'm surprised you'd stoop to spamming. We ban people for this you know.

[lkfmdc]

ADVERTISE HERE. It's good for the forum. It's good for our community. Besides, I'm surprised you'd stoop to spamming. We ban people for this you know.

Well Gene, I've talked about or "spammed" my DVD's on here before with no uproar... but don't get upset... thought you could ask the editorial offices at Kungfu Magazine to send me payment for the last two articles I did for them, I know the articles were several years ago, but if you paid me for them then maybe I'd be able to advertise in the magazine

[GeneChing]

I know you've spammed before. That's not much excuse though. It's a like telling the arresting officer that "I've been speeding before and never got caught. Why now?"

As for any non-paid articles, I don't know about that. You've never brought this up with me before. Please tell me the dates of the articles and I'll look it up. Who was the editor then?

[Reggie1]

Cool! I've been waiting for those bad boys. I'll Probably get Punching and Clinching in the next couple of weeks, and I'll see about the new ones next month.

It's a good DVD. I still pull it out and go through it once every other month or so.

[lkfmdc]

Gene, I really don't see any reason to "argue"... I don't feel it is spamming but it is YOUR forum... my point was that we never made an issue of it before so why suddenly now? Since my DVD's are about applying TCMA technique, forget it, it's your forum

Please don't post on here anymore anyone, we don't want to spam the forum

(I was never paid for the two part Lama history that appeared in the special Tibet issues....)

[GeneChing]

David, you've been a long-time poster here so you know that we do not advocate anyone making a post that advertises their wares only. Many posters will reference their products in their signatures or in response to other people's posts, but not as a straight stand-alone post. When others do this, we all consider it spamming.

Frankly, I wouldn't have even noticed it. It was brought to my attention by some individuals that are complaining about you. In all fairness to them, I have to bring it up now. Note that if you were a first-time poster, this thread would have been deleted and you would have been banned. But of course, you're anything but a first-timer, and out of respect for that, I posted as I did. I think my post is in accord to proper wude and gives you a face-saving out. Perhaps you can't see that, but it's the best I can do in deference to your contribution here.

The articles in reference are The Origin of the Powerful Lion's Roar Tibetan Lama Kung Fu in our May 2000 issue & Ten Tigers of Guangdong and the Knight Hero Lama Pai Kungfu Part II: Guangdong and America in our June 2000 issue. My records show that a check was issued to you on 4/19/20. I also have a copy of a the cashed check, just provided to me by our controller. It shows the check was cashed for 'deposit only' at Citibank, NY on 4/27/00. The check is signed "David Ross". I can provide you with a copy by regular mail. Design Sifu has offered to post this on the web, pixalating the bank information for your protection, but I've told him that should be necessary.