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This is a first attempt at doing an informational video and it was tough. Trying to decide how much information to include was mind-boggling. In the end, I realized I couldn't teach a whole lesson on YouTube, so here's the result

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y4eQuboBps[/youtube]

Yui

SifuYui my response from Youtube stays the same. Thanks for sharing and it a wonderful amount of knowledge. Also, I learned quite a bit. Thank you sir.

On a video from Yang JwingMing I heard him say seminars and tutorial videos are about quantity, normal teaching is about quality (i.e., learning it slow). I think for a tutorial video you'll have to assume a certain level of basic knowledge is there. I like master Frank Yee's video's and articles for this reason also, its not all of the same as many others do. If you have a basic knowledge much is to be gained

I like your application on Guide Horse to Stables

glad to see more footage of a hk member..i think this type of thing is the future espcially for interested students

nice vid and I love your cameras awsome slow motion effects

Hi TOET, believe it or not, that's not the camera's slow motion effect; it's just me going slowly. I thought the same thing when I was watching it

Yui

yes I know, very nice job. thats why the big smile!

D'OH!!!!!

Nice presentation. Hope to see more of your informative vids. Well done & thank you

Excellent work. Very nice and clear. I do have one suggestion though. Put a disclaimer in the beginning, you don't want some fool using that on someone and have some legal flak coming your way. Here in USA it seems someone can sue you if they fall on the street within sight range of your house.
V.

Sifu Yui, Well done! Its always a pleasure to see Hung Gar applications. For every strike there is a place, actions should not be wasted very nice examples. Thank you.
Franc