Are you waiting for a release of Clubbell® Training for Circular Strength in DVD format?
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Are you waiting for a release of Clubbell® Training for Circular Strength in DVD format?
If there were added content maybe but the video is sufficient for me. I'm sure newbies would prefer the DVD & if I were buying fresh I would probably rather have it on DVD. But IMO I dont feel it is necessary to re-purchase the same material on a different media.
Dave
Dave Randolph
Author - Spartan Warrior Workout, RKC II, IKFF CKT Level 1, AKC Coach, CrossFit Level 1, Associate Master Shaolin Do Kung Fu
IronBody Fitness
I'd certainly buy the Z-health library on DVD.
I wouldn't repurchase the things I have on tape though.
Thank you,
James Linn
DVD is a great format. For future purchases, if given the choice, I too would prefer DVD.
Definitely DVD, the ability to slow things down even further to allow for more detailed study would be a great asset.
andy
Anthony Roberts
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"I find television very educational. Every time someone switches it on I go into another room and read a good book."
-Groucho Marx
I would certainly prefer DVD format.
Arthur
I would prefer the DVD format. I hate to keep the VCR around for just a few tapes.
I would prefer DVD.
Chuck
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Chuck Kechter
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DVD. I am in the (albeit slow) process of converting EVERYTHING in my library onto DVD. Those things that I already have included!
It would also be cool if there were an additional discount for those who have purchased the VHS tape already.
DVD or DVD-R are equally fine in my book. This would also reduce the cost of converting your titles to digital format. Almost all the new players will play DVD-R now without any problems; anyone with the $$$ to spend on DVD instructionals can easily pick up/upgrade to a brand new, DVD-R compatible player for the cost of one or two instructionals these days, as well.
Adam
I would be much more likely to purchase a DVD, simply because of the ease of use and higher portability of the product.
Steve Shafley
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