INfighting by Rory Miller - Martial Arts DVD Self-Defense Training DVD

As always Rory Miller manages to break down a complex Topic to easy understandable pieces. He has this motivating and entertaining way of teaching and the knowledge and skill to put his teachings on solid ground. Since this is not so much about specific techniques but about principles and general ideas, it might not be perfect for a beginner (but surely worth a try), but really good stuff for the advanced martial artist (or self defense fan). Sometimes the sound is not perfect but the content more then compensates.

Great addition to any martial arts resource library. Rory Miller always says it as it is. The drills and exercises here are incredibly simple and fun, but serve to show you openings/gifts from your opponents, and also the ones you present to your opponents. I`d recommend seeking out anything by Mr Miller. Always worth the money. But as he says,"once you`ve read/watched it, get up and do it!"

This strikes a perfect balance between being easy to watch and providing the information with as much technical information as needed. I was able to watch it teach it and perform some of the exercises on the same day. As an instructor and as a student I found this to be very useful

Good addition to Rory's other work. Focuses on using randori and free-form drills to gain hand-on training (a slightly more violent version of freestyle push-hands). I like his other videos "Logic of Violence" and "Joint Locks" better but this is a very practical DVD.

I enjoyed the DVD it has some practical stuff you can learn . It's for beginners if you're trying to learn it's slow enough to you can see what they're talking about

not at all what I hoped for, nor what I expected. Not much knowledge passed on, and I like Rory Miller's books. But I can't in good faith recommend this to anyone.

If you can't get to his Dojo, this is the next best thing. He learned these lessons the hard way.

I expected something different from this video, however, it may be a good reference for someone new to the subject...