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excelent magazine!
The magazine is excellent - great articles and step by step solo worm up practices. Anyone who wants to learn more about capoeira's culture should get this magazine.
-Agulha

Buy With Caution
I have to start off by saying that the (1) magazine I recieved was excellent. I also have to say that Planet Capoeira, as a company, is horrible. They are highly unprofessional. If you order this magazine, the chances of you recieving anything more than May 2003's issue is about as high as the Oakland Raiders winning a Superbowl. IT IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. I personally subscribe to Planet Capoeira in January 2003. The only issue I've recieved is the May 2003 issue. What really throws salt in the wound is that they will never respond to any e-mail's you send them. There was a section where subscribers could send in their thoughts about the magazine. Needless to say, that section is no longer there. (There were too many complaints) I have been practicing Capoeira for over 3 years. I have a great sense of pride and love for my art. To be ripped off by a magazine who claims to share the same love for Capoeira is a slap in the face. You will NOT recieve your (4)Magazines. Capoeira Planet will NOT respond to your e-mails. It is best to wait until they become more professional and develop a little more pride as Capoeiristas and businessmen before you invest in this Magazine. If you are dying to have 1 magazine about capoeira to read, by all means, buy it. If you are looking for (4) magazines or for a company to conduct themselves as professionals, BUY WITH CAUTION!!!!!!!

Capoeira Quarterly Europe
Planet Capoeira is oke. But look for the other Capoeira magazine to. Agogo. http://www.agogo.nl/

*36 hours and 28 cars (english)
A young Polish guy hitchhikes to Amsterdam to learn capoeira.

*Berimbrown and Congopop (english)
History of this Afro-brazilian fusion band and it s leader: Capoeira
mestre Negoativo.

*Branco ou preto (dutch)
Sinners and saints meet in Rio s favelas.

*Kruimels onder tafel (Crumbs under the table, dutch)
In Belo Horizonte poor people make a living by recycling trash.

*Een handboek voor de speler (Nestor Capoeira s Little book of Capoeira,
dutch) Presentation of the dutch translation of Nestors book.

*Caravelas negras (dutch)

*De atabaque (dutch)
Part 5 in our photoseries on the construction of music instruments: the
atabaque

Agogo is an independent magazine for and made by Capoeiristas. Agogo informs
about all capoeira (-related) activities in the Netherlands. Take a view on
our website to get an impression: http://www.agogo.nl

Capoeira at its finast
Finally a magazine for U.S. capoeristas! I felt that the content was better than any brazilian capoeira magazine I've (tried) to read.
I can't wait till the next issue.

Essential source, excellent content!
I think this is magazine is wonderful. It has great articles, good writing , step by step instruction and awesome pictures. It is an essential source for all english speaking capoeiristas. A+ quality from cover to cover.....Can't wait for the next issue! ... Read more

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Seems a good magazine about kite boarding
As I've never kite boarded, it's hard to say.

If you're interested in starting kite boarding, this looks like a good first step.

Pricing guides, reviews, pointers, interviews with top kite boarders, etc.

The price is kind of high so I didn't give it a five. ... Read more

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A necessity for the serious horseman
This is the premier magazine for serious horsemen in the English disciplines. Although there are areas which may not be pertinent to everyone, the columns reflect the very latest in every area. There is no better place to sell or buy a horse than through their classified ads.

Essential for the show rider...
but otherwise fairly useless. It's pages and pages of horse show results, and some articles from famous riders and trainers covering major show issues and results. That's all, folks. ... Read more

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For the 12 year-old N.B.A. fan
If you're looking for intelligent basketball commentary and insight, Inside Stuff is not for you. I subscribed to the magazine for one year and let it lapse. The magazine is in truth geared to the youth basketball fan. Lots of glossy pictures and advertisements for Sprite but little substance. If you're looking for intelligent basketball analysis, subscribe to Basketball Digest.

Great Magazine
I've only had 2 magazines come so far and I already love it.It has great articles, cool photos, and a whole lot of other stuff. I would recomend this magazine to anyone who is an NBA fan.

Great Magazine
This is a great Magazine. Everytime I get it I get absorbed and read all of the great articles.It has great articles, cool photos, and a whole lot of other stuff. I would recomend this magazine to anyone who is an NBA fan.

B-Ballers Delight
My youngest son has been subscribing to this magazine for several years now and since I read it too, I can truthfully say it is pretty informative. It is a good way to encourage reading in youngsters since the articles are not very long and the reading level is not very difficult. Of course product ads abound which are mosly shoes and there are many a pictorals but all in all it is a good sports magazine. Since it is a NBA magazine it is interesting to note those stars that are being featured and promoted. His Airness(#23 aka MJ ), Amare Stoudemire, Kobe, Shaq, Tim Duncan, T-Mack,Vince Carter, Byron Russel, Barron Davis and all your favorite NBA players can be found in this publication. Usually a NBA star is featured for an interview in a a section known as favorite stuff . There are drills to practice for the baller, a best photo section where you can see the air and body contortions and your favorite baller slamming over another giant. My son has become a very knowledgeable basketball fan as a result of this magazine. Recommended for the b-baller in your life.

Great Magazine!
I have had a subscription to this magazine for a long time. NBA Inside Stuff if a great magazine for any basketball lover. It has great previews for every NBA season. It almost always covers a topic(s) that I want to read about and the articles are detailed and cover everything you would want to know about that topic. The magazine used to have posters, that is the only way the magazine has gotten worse, I wish they would still include posters. And I wish the would extend and write more articles, the mag is pretty flimsy for one you get every month or two. ... Read more

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Upscale magazine aimed at an international audience; industry and marine service news; coverage of yachts launched and refitted; in depth look at design and marine architecture.
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The ONLY real magazine on Tai Chi
This the only magazine that talks about Tai Chi Chuan and other internal MARTIAL arts as Martial Arts and not as New Age BS. Another good magazine on internal arts is Inside Kung Fu, but for serious and martial Tai Chi practitioners, this is the one.

Mainstream magazine with solid content
This magazine provides many varied articles from a variety of different practitioners and covers a variety of different styles of tai chi. It has covered the spectrum of hand techniques, joint locking, specific posture corretion, protecting the knees, interviews with Grandmasters, and the requirements of the many assorted tai chi weapons. Other than the articles, I find it useful to keep up to date with when and where masters seminars are going to occur. ... Read more

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Magazine for ALL interested in wooden boats
It is true that this magazine isn't written for women. It is written for ALL who are interested in the technicalities, art and beauty of wooden boat building and restoration. If you want a magazine that is targeted specifically for women, it is true that you are looking in the wrong place. I personally happen to truly enjoy this magazine. This is regardless of the fact that I am through and through a woman!

This publication offers everything the reader would expect. The cover says it is "the magazine for wooden boat owners, builders, and designers". The content matches the promise.

This Magazine is for EVERYBODY!
The person who reviewed this magazine earlier says it is not for women. What abunch of bull. The reviewer even admits that he/she has never even read the magazine. Well if that isn't prejudice. No wonder the Isreali that wrote that review has so many problems in his/her country... PREJUDICE!

childish photo
althow I have not read this magazine I can surly say It is not adapted to women in todays life!

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A Good magizine, but buy it on the newsstands

Tuff Stuff, a magizine that has price guides on sports cards and collectibles, along with little advertisements for card shops across the country and handy items to help preserve your valuable cards.

It's very useful for someone trying to find the value of their cards and figures, but it's a waste of money for a subscription because one or two things might be updated in each monthly issue. I think they should make it every couple of months if they want more subscriptions.

My suggestion to you is that you buy a copy on the newsstands every couple of months, and if you absolutely have to get the monthly subscription, that's for you to decide. ... Read more

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reviewed from CA
I've been a subscriber since Issue #2. This mag has the feel of an independent source for info. on the NBA, College, Playground, and High School that you may not find anywhere else. I'd rather read Dime than any of the other major mags when it comes to bball news. I wish it was 12 issues instead of 4 per year; but that's only because I enjoy reading it so much.

Like No Other Magazine
I just got their third issue with Kenyon Martin on the cover and it is awesome. They look at hoop the way it is supposed to be looked at. The writing is sophisticated and the stories are about the lives of the players and the different stories within the game. They have a piece on the different jewlery NBA stars are rocking, an interview with Kenyon Martin who says being black contributed to his "thug" rep and a very cool piece where they go out in NYC with Richard Jefferson. Definitely worth picking up. ... Read more

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Articles, product news, and information about trailer boating for motor boat enthusiasts.
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Excellent Information Source
This is a great magazine, filled with information that I refer to again and again. Want to know the towing capacity of various trucks, or the towing rules of various states (max beam width, speed etc), or safe trailering rules (loads, tires, hitches etc)? It is all in this publication. The magazine is for those of us with smaller boats and not the mega buck mega crusiers so often reviewed by other publications. I doubt that (...) those who own 60 foot boats even read the publications that print the reviews. Why should they? They can hire naval architects to help them choose. But for me, the owner of a smaller boat, Trailer Boats magazine is an excellent information source filled with practical advice. Buy it. ... Read more