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Okay, so we took a seminar that I was conducting at my dojo in Devon and filmed it (without the aid of a tripod). The seminar was scheduled to be 2-4pm but went on until 5.30pm.
I taught the principles and techniques that make up the Heian family of kata. Heian Shodan, Heian Nidan, Heian Sandan, and Heian Godan. Admittedly, some of it is a bit rushed. If you want the "fuller" version then I recommend my Kata & Application DVDs volumes 2-6.
The applications taught were strikes, throws, grappling, chokes, and joint-locks; and everyone present agreed that they were effective.
The camera battery ran out 3 times and we had to upload the information on the camera twice as it ran out of space in it's memory. Although it is missing some of the material that was taught that day, we slammed together a Very Rough Cut of the footage in order to offer it to you...
Seminars with me are usually £25 per person, but you didn't get the opportunity to be there (or you were there and you want the disc as a reminder), so I'm going to offer it to you at a Deal price.
This DVD, about 2 hours long but without fancy packaging, will be sent to you direct without postage charges for £8.95
If you are a subscriber to the Bunkai Strategies DVD course, please don't buy it. You're getting it anyway as a Bonus in Module 12.
No DVD box, just a simple sleeve for protection. Tuition just like you were there on the day. Fantastic value at about 2 hours long, and all just because you are on my Newsletter list or your my Facebook friend.
This offer is only open in March 2011. It's my birthday and I wanted to include all of you. After that, this page is gone and the seminar will be re-vamped and offered as some sort of 5-disc set at £50 or something.
Anyway, I hope this offer made a welcome intrusion into your day.Happy training!
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