Lady Hawke Gym

[tkd]

Hi,

I'm looking for Lady Hawke Gym videos
Other then Roxanne is there anyone else selling them?

Thank you,

TKD

[Bear]

I think not.  Occasionally you might one on Ebay, but that's it.  As a looonnnng time LadyHawke customer I think that Roxy does a great job selling their stuff.  Can't figure out why you might be looking for another source. 

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It's been a while since I've seen anything on Ebay but back in the day that was definitely the spot for stuff like this. I've bought some stuff from Roxanne and she's great to deal with, my only issue with her videos is that she puts a watermark on them.

Any particular match you are looking far? I loved Lady Hawke videos because the women were real looking suburban moms who were competitive as hell and still love to this day how they wore the one piece leotards. I wonder if they ever thought about the sex appeal and guys buying these videos, I'm sure Lady Hawke knew since she was selling the tapes. Speaking of that, do people remember buying VHS tapes from her via snail mail and did she have a mailer? Would be interested to hear from some of the old timers.

[tkd]

I think not.  Occasionally you might one on Ebay, but that's it.  As a looonnnng time LadyHawke customer I think that Roxy does a great job selling their stuff.  Can't figure out why you might be looking for another source.

I'm looking for videos that Roxanne does not have. I'm looking for more of the oldest ones.

[Bear]

Speaking of that, do people remember buying VHS tapes from her via snail mail and did she have a mailer? Would be interested to hear from some of the old timers.

I remember that well.  In the beginning Brandi ran a video-for-sale consignment business along with selling the tapes that she produced.  She used to publish and mail out a monthly list of vids that were available for purchase -- which was usually 3 to 4 typewritten pages in length (both sides).  One can imagine what a colossal pain in the ass it must have been to keep that updated, keep a database of customers and get the stuff mailed out on time. 

Eventually, she just dropped that part of her business and concentrated on producing and selling matches from her gym.  This was before the internet, so a potential customer had to rely on the brief descriptions provided in the mailer when making a decision regarding purchase.  After considerable trial and disappointment, one would become familiar with various companies and various wrestlers / fighters and therefore could make better informed decisions.  We have it so much better today, but this was a start!

I became a fan of Ladyhawke because she was the first to actually feature heavier women wrestling each other.  Not against a man, or beating down a tiny woman, but honest, competitive wrestling between two evenly-matched, thick-set women.  Also her service was excellent, and she was great at responding to correspondence. 

[tkd]

Speaking of that, do people remember buying VHS tapes from her via snail mail and did she have a mailer? Would be interested to hear from some of the old timers.

I remember that well.  In the beginning Brandi ran a video-for-sale consignment business along with selling the tapes that she produced.  She used to publish and mail out a monthly list of vids that were available for purchase -- which was usually 3 to 4 typewritten pages in length (both sides).  One can imagine what a colossal pain in the ass it must have been to keep that updated, keep a database of customers and get the stuff mailed out on time. 

Eventually, she just dropped that part of her business and concentrated on producing and selling matches from her gym.  This was before the internet, so a potential customer had to rely on the brief descriptions provided in the mailer when making a decision regarding purchase.  After considerable trial and disappointment, one would become familiar with various companies and various wrestlers / fighters and therefore could make better informed decisions.  We have it so much better today, but this was a start!

I became a fan of Ladyhawke because she was the first to actually feature heavier women wrestling each other.  Not against a man, or beating down a tiny woman, but honest, competitive wrestling between two evenly-matched, thick-set women.  Also her service was excellent, and she was great at responding to correspondence.

Do you still have the VHS matches by chance?

[Bear]

Do you still have the VHS matches by chance?
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Not in VHS format anymore.  I converted them all to DVD. 

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I love the LadyHawke vids. I wish this type of video was still being made today, along with Bob's Delta Tiger Lillies. Bob did the video on those.

[tkd]

Do you still have the VHS matches by chance?

Not in VHS format anymore.  I converted them all to DVD.
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