Your favourite DVD's?

[Mini Forklift]

What are you favourite DVD's, either for the information they provide or just straight-out motivation?

 

I have a stack of DVD's including all of Cutler's, Kai Greene's and some powerlifting ones. Out of all of them, for me these are the couple that I keep going back to...

 

 

 

Interested to see what gets posted up here, might be some gems that I haven't came across before. Chur chur MF

[HIT Rob]

Hi ML,

 

I've watched quite a few bodybuilding DVDS, my fav's were Markus Ruhl's - Made in Germany / Big & Loving it, and Chris Faildo - Hurricane warning. When it comes to info, Mike Mentzers underground seminar DVD is very good.

 

Having said this, over the years i became less and less interested with pro bodybuilders, they do train hard, however they do also use ridiculous quantities of steroid's and HGH's, some of whom actually have the cheek to try to convince the fans they are natural.

[rickb]

Vic Costa has one that I own that I really like. He is a natural and has a phenomenal physique! He really explains how to connect your mind to your muscle.

[fr33d0santana]

Hi all, can you tell me how I can watch videos burned for DVD on my computer? Is there any special software that can help me with this? Thanks in advance!

[BordasOo]

One way is to use a media player that supports DVD playback, such as VLC Media Player or Windows Media Player. However, if your computer doesn't have a built-in DVD drive, you may need to purchase an external DVD drive to play the DVD.

Alternatively, you could use a DVD ripper software to convert the video from the DVD into a digital format that can be played on your computer. One of the best dvd ripper software available in the market is the WinX DVD Ripper Platinum. This software allows you to rip DVDs to various digital formats, including MP4, AVI, WMV, and more. It also has features such as hardware acceleration, high-quality engine, and support for different types of DVDs.