3 DVD Set - Bak Mei * Lung Ying Kung w/ Master Zhong Luo + Bonus DVD

Complete 3 Volume Set + Bonus DVD Movie "Sifu" w/ Master Zhong Luo. Bak Mei and Lung Ying Seminar 1 DVD Immerse yourself in two forbuyden arts with Master Zhong Luo. He demonstrates the techniques, forms, and functions of two real martial arts from mainland China. Two-man fighting demonstrations, many forms, practical applications, theory and philosophy, and fighting techniques - this DVD is LOADED! Bak Pak Mei Lung Ying DVD Vol. 2 '' Even more forms, fighting philosophy and insight into these lost Chinese martial arts, PLUS learn all about how we train at our schools here and in the mainland. Gain new drills to improve awareness, speed, reaction time, and ultimately, street fighting ability. Watch Sifu Luo in a bareknuckle sparring match and see his father, Grandmaster Mai Yu Qiang, in action!'' Fabulous information on these 2 rarely seen Chinese Martial Arts. As if that is not enough, see GM Mai Yu Qiang. A not to be missed DVD! War! - Bak Mei - Lung Ying Vol. 3 This 3rd volume continues on where the last left off. More rare Bak Mei Forms are demonstrated, more training methods, more wooden dummy methods. The Lung Ying style is also expanded on with rare weapons and empty hands sets shown. Then as the title suggests, the subject turns towards combat. Take downs, grappling, mixed martial arts style fighting, stick fighting, and finally, bare hand fighting, the specialty of the underground kung fu school. This is a 1 hour and 30 minute, action packed DVD. Bonus DVD - "Sifu" The Movie. This is an independently produced film starring Sifu Zhong Lou. This is a new, original DVD, running time approximately 30 minutes. The movie features original fight choreography by Sifu Luo, and an interesting story line about friendship, martial arts rivalry, betrayal, revenge and the grim reality of street combat and self defense. Sifu Luo does a good job of choreography specially since the movie features mainly his students and fellow martial artists from a sister kung fu school. At times the precision of the fight scenes is a bit off, but no worse than what you see in big budget action films in which much effort is placed at editing and ultra-producing the scenes. Instead with ''SIFU'' the scenes feel real, like they were happening in front of you, at your own Kung Fu Kwoon. All and all, this is an awesome effort by some hard working martial artists that are working and thinking out of the box and doing good for martial arts in the process.