Any advice would be helpful

[hiddendragon98]

I currently do not study any chinese martial arts but have always wanted to,one problem there is no schools in my area that teach in chinese martial arts and not any for a long ways a way any way i could train at home in a way that will actually help like i dont want to try and train at home and do it all wrong so when i get older i could go find a school that offers the style i have trained in

[wagnerk]

Is there any particular reason why you want to study a Chinese art? Do you have one in mind?

[hiddendragon98]

I'm just fascinated with the chinese culture and i also like the fluid movements

[clfsean]

I currently do not study any chinese martial arts but have always wanted to,one problem there is no schools in my area that teach in chinese martial arts and not any for a long ways a way any way i could train at home in a way that will actually help like i dont want to try and train at home and do it all wrong so when i get older i could go find a school that offers the style i have trained in

Sure you can but to expect any quality or positive results I gotta say no. CMA's on the surface are relatively simple looking but it's the small things that you don't see but feel to make things work. It'd be like trying to learn aikido by video without a partner. Even with some of the better known "distance courses" can't do much more than surface motions for you & that will be at a rudimentary level only. It really truly requires a good qualified teacher to make sure you get what you're wanting.

Where abouts are you located? General area will do. Sometimes you might be surprised with what's out there but not necessarily in the Yellow Pages.