human weopan fight quests downloads

[russellsherry]

hi guys where can i get more human weopon anf fight quest minonovea is having problems russellsherry

[Sihing73]

Hey Russell,

You should be able to obtain downloads here: http://thepiratebay.org/

You will need to browse the torrents and it will depend on how many have seeded the videos you want but it may be worth it. You can also find some other stuff regarding Wing Chun there as well.

You may need to download something like Azures to download them and you should be able to play them with Windows Media Player. You can also install VLC as a player and that should play just about anything.

Azures can be found here: http://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/azures.html

VLC can be found here: http://www.download.com/VLC-Media-Pl...-10267151.html

[russellsherry]

thanks heaps sihing my friend will help me regards russellsherry

[Phil Redmond]

I can mail the DVDs I have to you if you'd like. I also have the Canadian version which as made before before Human Weapon. I think the Canadian version called Deadly Arts was better. There was a female French Canadian Aikido Black Belt who traveled around the world to meet with martial arts masters. I truly believe that Human Weapon copied that format. Her name is Josette D. Normandeau. The show was on the Canadian version of History Channel. Luckily I taped them all while in Canada and converted them to DVD.

[Museumtech]

Great series Phil,
I caught some of it over here in Oz on Foxtel. She seemed more concerned about learning and less about winning some fight at the end of each program. I especially remember in one of the episodes that I did see, the master was teaching her to strike with her shoulder. She drove her arm forward and down across her body in what I remembers looking like rolling into a low bong sao. This drove her shoulder forward. She was made to practice against a tree! The idea was to make the leaves/branches above shake.

Peter

[russellsherry]

Thanks Sifu Phill, I'll PM you my email address and other info for the DVDs,

regards Russ. Thanks heaps.