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#171340 - 07/26/05 06:15 PM Re: learning through dvd's [Re: JohnL]
SANCHIN31 Former Moderator Registered: 12/26/04 Posts: 3783 Loc: Arkansas, U.S.	Quote: Quote: yea i know that training with an instructor is the best but i seen this cool looking video at www.sammyfranco.com called the widow maker program and i though id give it a try but wanted to hear some input first. Go buy the video immediately. If it does what it says, you'll never need to spend all those hours training. Keep us informed of your progress. In other words,waste of money. _________________________ Skinny,Bald,and Handsome! Fightingarts Warrior of the year
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#171341 - 07/26/05 09:20 PM Re: learning through dvd's [Re: SANCHIN31]
b_d_41501 Member Registered: 07/05/05 Posts: 67 Loc: US	I don't like DVD's unless you are actually taking a class as well and you can learn to apply the stuff while sparring/grappling. I've got a couple of Gracie Produced books about Self Defense and the other is Ground Submissions. They are very very good books, but I have a training partner to try the stuff on. It would be kind of pointless if I had no training partner however.
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