Learn Kaju forms

[SoLiDsNaKe]

I'm looking for pictures/video/... about kajukenbo forms to study at home.
Can you help me ?
 thanks

[Bautista's]

It is best to find a kajukenbo school that practice the kajukenbo forms. Although the kajukenbo forms are the same there are some that improvice on different movements because of capability. This is just a suggestion and if the school will allow you to tape their movements would be a great asset to your learning. My students are in the process of doing just that. The mad production is putting the teaching of Augung Tony Ramos of his kajukenbo self-defense institute days from Joe and Adriano Emperados teaching which consist of Forms and techniques. Again this is just an idea.
Emil Bautista

[SoLiDsNaKe]

i study in a school but only 2 days a week. I just need pics/video to remember movement when i try at home.

[Sifu Terry McBride]

I have had students or their parents video tape me so they can practice at home.  My students also write down the forms, I or an upper belt will help them so it is correct.  When I started 20+ years ago, I read the moves into a tape recorder at a comfortable rate, that allowed me to practice to my hearts content.  Made all the difference, instead of trying to read the paper in the middle of a form.  I still recommend the tape player to my students.  

[SoLiDsNaKe]

it is better to have a video support to train at home?

[SoLiDsNaKe]

Thanks

[Dennis Peterson]

I found bringing a small hand held tape recorder is easier to put information down than writing.  I can say more as to not only "what" but add the "whys".  Also you can spend more time training than writing in short hand.  After I record the information I then transcribe it down on paper and save the tape.  But beware leaving your recorder laying around; you might find some obscene material on the tape when you are playing it back….

[Mitch Powell]

What kind of learner are you? Basically, there are three types of learners: Visual, Auditory, and Tactile-kinestetic.

If you are a visual learner, which 75% of us are, then the video would be great. But, a video from me would not help you learn YOUR teacher's forms. Your video should be of your teacher!

If they will allow you to film then, do it! That way you will have always have a reference on how your teacher taught you.

[crswilfsh]

Try the video series put out by GM Gary Forbach.  I have seen the whole collection, and while there are definitely some differences (how your school numbers its Palamas, technique, movement) it is generally a good template for the 14 Palama Sets.  I believe it is still available through Panther Video.  You don't need to buy the whole set either, you can buy individual videos.  The first video in the set is pretty cool, because Sijo comes on and gives a little blessing to the series.  Anyhow, hope this helps.      

[SoLiDsNaKe]

thank you. I will buy these tapes.

[Bautista's]

But it is not as good.
EMIL