This is a teaser for tutorials now available on Facebook at SUSO No Can't Do or through http://www.suso.co.uk
Ideal for students of the art of Tricking, Parkour, Free Running, Martial Arts, Kung Fu, Breakdance, Krumping, B-Boy, Capoeira among others. Visit the SUSO Master on his Facebook site today to be entertained, maybe inspired, and for the chance to WIN exclusive prizes as you learn.
Martial Arts(Wushu) is about balance, speed and power. It is a physical sport but spiritual training is equally important. Hundreds of the best Martial Arts athletes around Hong Kong will gather in Kowloon Park Sports Centre this weekend to compete in the 2008 Hong Kong Wushu Competition. If you don’t want to miss all the spectacular and stunning moves, stay tuned with http://www.so-u.tv/playVideo.php?contestid=&id=4118
A busy crane takes some minutes of his time to show his remarkable dance moves on its peak hours. The crane operator jumped out of the machine thinking that it is malfunctioning. After that, the crane runaway. Are you too busy and want some time to relax? Watch more of these clips by checking this site www.adasport.com and see more animation clips like this one. See you there!!!
Meet the 2010 Robinsons Fruit Shoot Juice Crew as they share their skills with you. Learn how to develop the same skills.
In this video meet B-Boy expert Karam Singh and learn how to breakdance. Watch him bust his moves, and then teach you how to b-boy just like him.
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Rory Kindersley (writer/ director)
After their father charmingly runs off with the family fortune and a man called Brian, Ben and Jenny move from Manhattan to a flyspeck town in New England with their mother, Susanne. The town is characterised by three things: a history of witchcraft and religious slaughter, a slew of missing children, and a population of freakish teens.
Local legend has it that Nathaniel Butcher, a fervid puritan, cleansed the town of witches in the eighteenth century, in a frenzied orgy of killing, murdering all the women and children. He then moved his family into the old house. One night, he gathered the twelve Puritan leaders of the community for a meeting, and they were never seen again. The story goes that whoever moves into the old house loses their children, who are never seen again.
