Hello and welcome!I would start with this list:The following are good heads up sng videos for beginner level players as well as any players that want a starting point for specific concepts such as bluffing or playing aggressive opponents.  Each video listed below is available to both standard and premium members. Beginner Heads Up SNG VideosCog Dissonance Postflop Play - A powerpoint introduction to postflop play for beginner and intermediate players, then a review of hands and various ways to play them against specific opponent types.Fydor_8 HUSNG Leakfinder 11/05/10 - Discuses concepts essential to beginners such as value betting, effective stacks and bet sizing.PrimordialAA Heads Up SNG From Scratch 1 - Discusses concepts essential to beginners, good starting point video with both powerpoint and gameplay demonstrations.PrimordialAA Heads Up SNG From Scratch 2 - An addition to the video above demonstrated by replaying and reviewing a match.RyPac13 Video 35 - $10 + .50 level leakfinder with discussion about preflop raise sizing, decision making approach from the start of the match and some adjustments against passive opponents that start to show some signs of aggression. Skates Video 01 - Discussion of exploitive play and playing an aggressive basic strategy demonstrated at the $11 + .50 level.Skates PS, I'm Playing Microstakes - Skates plays a very exploitive style against four different opponents at the $6 + .25 level.ITRIED2WARNU Video 33 - Review of a member at the $10 + .50 level.  Highly rated beginner leakfinder.HokieGreg Video 04 - HokieGreg plays at the $11 + .50 turbo speed level and covers a wide range topics valuable to low stakes players.xSCWx Video 25 - A match against a passive player at the $11 + .50 buyin level.Fydor_8 Leakfinder 7/11/11 - Review of $15 turbo speed game, includes discussion on hand ranges, hand value and thin value bets.Fydor_8 Leakfinder 10/16/10 - Review of a student's play at the $6 + .25 buyin level.  Good information for newer or struggling players.Fydor_8 Leakfinder 5/31/10 - Review of a student's play with discussion about "small ball" heads up poker strategy, leading with bottom pair in limped pots and basic hand reading.PrimordialAA Archive 07 - A video that reinforces fundamentals essential to low and entry level mid stakes players.Fydor_8 Video 14 - Review of a student's play at the $22 + 1 turbo level.  Lengthy discussion about adjusting to bad players, value betting and playing small pots with small hands.  Good basic video for any lower stakes or beginner players.RyPac13 Video 05 - RyPac two tables the $11 + .50 regular speed level.  He discusses a bad decision that he made, reflecting on it after the game.  This video contains some tips on how to consistently review and analyze your play.Fydor_8 Leakfinder 9/15/10 - Review of a member's play at the $20 + 1 regular speed buyin level.Fydor_8 Video 12 - Review of member bwtaylor.  Discusses the most basic leaks and adjustments that beginner players have.Fydor_8 Video 13 - Leakfinder against a tight passive opponent.  If you're struggling against players that do not often bet nor raise, this is a good video to watch.PrimordialAA Video 25  - Solid aggressive strategy for Full Tilt regular speed games.  Video takes place at the $22 + 1 level.Fydor_8 Leakfinder 7/03/10 - Good basic advice for beginner players.Beginner to Intermediate Heads Up SNG VideosPrimordialAA Heads Up SNG From Scratch (Intermediate 1) - Powerpoint demonstration on adjustments that players need to make when moving out of the low stakes games.PrimordialAA Heads Up SNG From Scratch (Intermediate 2) - An addition to the video above.Skates Video 02 - Thin decisions and the rule of traps in heads up sngs is discussed at the $11 + .50 level.HokieGreg Video 07 - HokieGreg two tables $33 + 1.50 turbo speed games.  He discusses preflop ranges and sizing, bluffing on dry boards, limp raising and other concepts that beginner to intermediate players can gain value from.Skates $11.50s - RyPac joins Skates for matches played at the $11 + .50 level.  If you enjoy this video, the two team up again for videos at the $22 + 1 level.  Part 1 and Part 2 can be found by clicking on each.Fydor_8 Leakfinder 7/19/10 - First 20 minutes is good beginner advice, while the last part of the video dives into concepts that can help beginner players take their game to the next level.xSCWx Video 18 - Adjustments and getting the most out of your value bets are both discussed during two matches at the $33 + 1.50 level.Skates Video 03 - $22 + 1 level matches with topics such as polarization and confidence.Skates Video 04 - $22 + 1 level matches with topic such as betting frequencies, in depth hand reading and drawing conclusions.  Also thoughts on how to play against an unknown player.RyPac13 Video 20 - 3rd part of a "Regular Speed Series."  The match takes place at the $20 + 1 level and talks about how to adjust to a less predictable opponent, staying aggressive and trying to put your opponent "into a box" (narrow, limiting strategy).xSCWx Video 55 - The Black Chip Experience - $6 Turbo - In this video xSCWx plays a $6 turbo speed HUSNG on Black Chip Poker. He discusses adapting to opponents, 3betting light, responding to 3bets, and preflop hand ranges.xSCWx Video 59 - $11s vs. A Crazy Random (Part 1) - In this video xSCWx plays a series of $11 games against an unpredictable random opponent. Here is Part 2xSCWx Video 57 - The Black Chip Experience - Two $30s - In this video xSCWx plays two regular speed $30 games against random opponents. He discusses adapting to your opponent, timing tells, and 3bet ranges.xSCWx Video 61 - Two $11.50s Against A Random Opponent - In this video xSCWx plays two $11.50 turbo speed HUSNGs against the same opponent. He discusses adapting with minimal reads, game flow, and some unusual spots.Mental Game and Tilt Control (Beginner and Intermediate)Cog Dissonance Video 44 The Importance of Focus - 22 minute video designed to help improve beginner and intermediate player weaknesses.  Good for players that often get frustrated or "tilted." RyPac13 Video 12 - RyPac discusses dealing with negative variance.  While the video takes place at the $110 + 5 level, it is absolutely applicable to low and mid stakes players alike, as it also talks about getting the most out of your losses and gives insight into long term goals rather than short term, short sighted results-oriented mindsets.SGT RJ Presentation: Emotional Control In Poker - Nicole makes her debut with a presentation about emotional control. She takes an approach designed to help players begin to attack these weak points right away, and work towards building a stronger mentality in poker and in life.SGT RJ Presentation on Goals: Setting Yourself Up for Success - She talks about how establishing and following through on goals can have a positive impact on your game. Proper goal formation helping with motivation and ultimately achievement is also discussed.SGT RJ Presentation: Irrational Beliefs - In this video, Nicole "SGT RJ" discusses irrational beliefs. She talks about how it impacts your poker game, as well as related topics such as fear and helplessness.Bet Sizing (Beginner and Intermediate)Fydor_8 HUSNG Leakfinder 12/09/10 - Discussions of what various bet sizes mean from opponents, focusing particularly on min bets.Fydor_8 HUSNG Leakfinder 7/11/11 - Fydor_8 reviews play at the $15 turbo heads up sng level on PokerStars.  He talks about the importance of understanding hand ranges and hand value in heads up poker, in order to make thin value bets.Bluffing (Beginner and Intermediate)RyPac13 Video 10 - RyPac plays with his hole cards blocked in three matches.  He talks about using the texture of the board an opponent's actions to help you decide whether or not to bluff.ITRIED2WARNU The Concept of Bluffcatching - ITRIED2WARNU breaks down the concept of catching bluffs in this video.  There is powerpoint, followed by hand analysis as he explains the important factors in determining whether or not your opponent is bluffing.ITRIED2WARNU Video 24 - A hole card blocker is used to focus on player tendencies and board texture.  Play is more aggressive in this video.Fydor_8 Leakfinder 7/22/10 - Basic fundamental advice throughout the video.  At about the 33 minute mark there is good discussion on the importance of following through on bluffs.3-betting (Beginner and Intermediate)Thinking Like a Winner: An Introductory Series (Part 2) - Waldie primarily discusses preflop 3-betting in heads up sng poker and how to adjust 3-bet ranges based on your opponent with gameflow considerations. PHMERC 3-bet Concept Video - PHMERC does a 3b concept video. In it he discusses basic range comprehension. He talks about proper 3bet bluff and value ranges, when each range is appropriate as well as various sizing discussion. He also shows how to think about postflop playability within these ranges and how that should affect your adjustments.

Training videos ain't no movies. You should not watch them but work with them. Did you work them trough? Usually "watching" a video once will not allow one to get most out of it.What did you learn from the videos? Did you learn what you should do in situation X or did you inherite what you shall do for what reason?If you think that the theory part is over all ready, get out there, play some matches and do the session analysis afterwards. If during the session review / analysis you notice leaks or you are unable to conculed if a hand was played correct or not, start to get the tools (=knowledge) to change this situation.