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by dat8962 » Dec 17th, '06, 22:16
The answer to your question is very much dependant on your skill and experience. Do we recommend a beginners DVD or one that is aimed at the more expereinced?
As TOMO has suggested, answers in the review section
As TOMO has suggested, answers in the review section
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by Lady of Mystery » Dec 18th, '06, 12:46
If you're just starting out, I'd suggest a book rather than a DVD. I find it much easier to sit down with a book and work through it than a DVD.
A DVD really comes into it's own when you already know the basics and need to see how something is presented and performed.
A DVD really comes into it's own when you already know the basics and need to see how something is presented and performed.
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