The original source footage for the Omei Bak Mei 10 forms DVD, these 2 volumes include the 10 forms  plus 1 more fundamental form for a total of 11 forms. In addition, it features 15 training forms which are sets that focus on applications. A great highlight of this footage is that many applications are shown featuring Grandmaster Doo Wai. 
 
The footage is old and rough  but quite viewable and movements are quite disernable, the same as in the 10 form DVD. This footage is not edited so there are no menus. The first Volume is an explanation of the footage and a demonstration of some concepts by a student of GM Doo Wai. It then goes to GM Doo Wai for an introduction. The volume ends with 7 of the fundamental forms. 
 
Volume 2 picks up with 4 fundamental forms of Omei Bak Mei for a total of 11 forms, one more form than included in the 10 form DVD. There is a fairly large section that was damaged in the original master and transferred to the raw footage DVD but none of the training content is lost and the footage picks up with 15 training forms and demonstration of applications. 
 
This is home video footage, partly shot in GM Doo Wai's home and in the home of one the students. There are flaws. There is a length of damaged footage. There is zero editing. Even with all of that, this is amazing footage. It is very rare, hitorical  footage and it is viewable enough for insturctional purposes. GM Doo Wai speaks throughout and gives explanations, shows applications, and provides terminology of the style. Please note, you have to pay attention to catch all of the detail being shown, particularly the Cantonese terminology. 
 
This footage has never before been available to the public. In the past it was only offered to selected inidividuals and at a very high cost. We ask that you treat this with the outmost respect and use it for your own benefit and growth. Keep this footage safe and confidential. This was passed on to us with great confidence and we are now making this available to honor the Chinese Martial Arts and the memory of GM Doo Wai.