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Title: Wong a Classic but Materials Not
Review: It's very interesting to see Ark Wong's forms. Even just seeing them is interesting and informative. His style is clearly southern chinese in origin. Simplicity rules over fancy maneuvers, which to my mind is a good thing. On the other hand, this is the second time I'm buying this material. The first DVD I owned (Volume I) was plagued by "damaged sections" that made much of the material unavailable on any of my DVD players or computer. Recently I bought volumes I and II and matters were better, but Vol II had a "damaged section" that prevented me seeing all of the three section staff. I think this indicates poor quality reproduction on the part of the manufacturer. To buy 3 DVD's and have two have problems is not a good percentage! Yamazato has put out very interesting historical footage, but may have a quality control problem...
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