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Here are some recommended
highly recommenced training tapes.

The
Karate of Choki Motobu
by Chosei Motobu
Highly recommended! This is the Motobu family
system of Tode ( karate) presented by Chosei Motobu and Takeji Inaba
including the kumite techniques and their applications. It is the only
reference work in the West on this style, and is released with the full
cooperation and approval of the Motobu family and the Japan Karate Do
Motobukai.
This video includes the history of the style
and its founder, as well as the entire Motobu system of Naihanchi kata
1 & 2 and the Jiyu Hon Kumite "true fighting techniques"
of Choki Motobu sensei.

Krav
Maga: The Complete Set
A great supplement to Kenpo.
Krav Maga is the official self defense system
of the Israeli Army and U.S. law enforcement.
In this Complete Set of five Krav Maga videos,
you'll learn how to strike safely and effectively, and how to defend
against common chokes, headlocks, and other assaults. You'll also learn
to deal with knife attacks, and you'll learn gun defenses that have
been praised by civilians and law enforcement around the world. The
bonus tape, Introduction to Krav Maga, reveals the story of Krav Maga's
history and development on the battle fields of the Middle East.
All four instructional videos show you the techniques
in dramatized true-to-life situations. To easily master the exercises
you are then taken into the training studio to examine the techniques
as they are explained and analyzed by Krav Maga's highest level instructors:
U.S. Chief Instructor Darren Levine and International Krav Maga Federation
Head Instructor Eyal Yanilov.
Krav Maga's battle-tested techniques emphasize
simple, practical movements, based on the body's natural instincts that
can be performed by people of all levels of ability.

Chen
Style Tai-chi-Chuan
Step-by-step instructions and demonstrations
of this "cannon fist" form, (soft exterior disguising great
power). Many angles are used for ease in learning and self defense applications
are shown for each movement, (57 movements). With Master Tseng Yun Xiang
This video of Chen style is beautifully done,
clear, with many repetitions of each movement. The camera pans each
part of the teacher's (Tseng) body with comments on how to correctly
position that part. The self defense applications are shown for each
movement. For anyone interested in Chen style, this is a very good place
to start. The form used is the Competition style, combining elements
of the short and long forms.

Tai
Chi Sword
With: Liang, Shou-Yu
Covers the standard 32 postures. Each movement
is repeated 4 times, the movements are shown in both front and back
view .

Pangai
Noon Karate
This first volume concentrates on Sanchin, its
performance and relevant training methods. The kata is shown in great
detail and from different angles so that there can be no doubt in the
viewers mind how it should be performed. These people know what they
are doing so the explanations are straightforward and lucid. Tsukasa
Gushi and Makoto Fukumoto demonstrate training methods and are then
tested by Gushi sensei with kicks and punches as they perform this trademark
kata. Then, to prove their focus and level of body conditioning wood
is broken across the stomach, shoulder, and then the unsupported shins
of the students. The video concludes with an impressive demonstration
of test breaking of which the destruction of a 4 x 2s with a shin kick
is the high point.

The
Karate of Choki Motobu
This is the Motobu family system of Tode (karate)
presented by Chosei Motobu and Takeji Inaba including the kumite techniques
and their applications. It is the only reference work in the West on
this style, and is released with the full cooperation and approval of
the Motobu family and the Japan Karate Do Motobukai.

Black
Belt Karate Vol. 1
With Kepoist Jay T. Will
Jay T. Will and Herb Lamprect instruct the beginner
on the basic stance, kicks, blocks, punches and techniques of Kenpo
Karate.

Tiger
& Crane
Chiu Chi Ling
This video offers a full explanation of history
as well as the original movements of Tiger & Crane.
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