[davidlordan]

any one know any good ones?
i have seen available a peter aerts dvd, an jerone LeBanner one and an ernesto hoost, not in english, but are they any good?

[sir037]

I've heard that the Peter Aerts dvd isn't all that great. I haven't heard anything about Ernesto Hoost's and JLB's is supposed to be pretty good.

I believe Rob Kaman's 8-volume set is outstanding. The Vut Kanmark series is supposed to be the best though.

[Madmick]

Originally Posted by sir037

I've heard that the Peter Aerts dvd isn't all that great. I haven't heard anything about Ernesto Hoost's and JLB's is supposed to be pretty good.

I believe Rob Kaman's 8-volume set is outstanding. The Vut Kanmark series is supposed to be the best though.

Yeah, I saw your post in the other thread praising Kaman's set. It's an incredible value, at least. I think I'll get it, but what is the Vut Kanmark series? Also, since you said "supposed to be the best" I'm unclear as to whether you've seen this series yourself or not. If you have, how do you feel it stacks up to Kaman's set, both in terms of quality and value?

Also, I know this is a striker-specific question pertaining to instructionals, but if you guys don't mind, I'd like to try to funnel this back into the thread that got started after the Milkman Dan's sticky thread was (hopefully temporarily) suspended.
http://www.sherdog.net/forums/showthread.php?t=267894

[Brandinho]

Saeksan has a pretty good tape series. Cheesy music and production, but the quality of instruction is very good. Duke Rufus also has a very thorough series that is worth the $$$. That is all that I can think of for now.