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Hirokazu Kanazawa #1The best JKA had and has to offer.
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Hirokazu Kanazawa 1931 -“A Champions Champion”Hirokazu Kanazawa is a world-renowned Japanese master of Shotokankarate. He is the Chief instructor and President of the Shotokan Karate-Do International
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Sorry I posted the Judo Box Set In Error here is the Kanazawa Box Set
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COMING SOON FREE!!!!"The Greatest Martial Artists Of All Time" After three and half years in the works it is finally ready.If I was to tell you all the problems in getting this book
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Takayuki Mikami 1933 –“ Black Belt’s 1990 Instructor Of The
Year”Takayuki Mikami is a Japanese master of Shotokankarate based in New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A. He holds the rank of 9th danblack belt
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Terry O’Neil 1948 – “Britain’s Karate Legend”O'Neill was
born in Liverpool, England, the son of a police officer. He first
started to train at Judo, but later applied to join the Liverpool
Karate C
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Teruyuki Okazaki 1931 – “A JKA Master with some of the greatest kicks
ever”.Teruyuki Okazaki a tenth
degree black
belt in Shotokan Karate, is the founder, chairman and chief
instructor of the Inte
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Hiroshi Shirai 1937 “The Tornado of Shotokan”Hiroshi Shirae is a Japanese master
of Shotokan karate. He is the founder of
the Instituto Shotokan Italia (ISKA), a subdivision of the Italian Traditio
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Ticky Donovan 1947 - “England’s Go To Guy For Competition
in Karate”David 'Ticky' Donovan (born 1947) is
a renowned British karate competitor and coach. He was coach and manager of both the
British
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Hidetaka Nishiyama 1928 – 2008 “Only Your Best Was Good Enough”Hidetaka Nishiyama was a prominent Japanese master of Shotokan karate.He was an internationally recognized instructor,
author, and admi
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Getting Your Child to Focus with the Martial ArtsBy Tracy WarrenerA common reason parents today are enrolling their children into Martial Arts training is to help teach them how to focus. Some childr
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The Kiai of a Master - Part Two Some of those fortunate to read an advance copy of
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Gichin Funakoshi founded Japanese ShotokanKarate-Do, perhaps the most widely known style of karate, and he is
referred to as the "father of
modern day Japanese karate". He
also trained i
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Traditional Karate versus Sport KarateBy Tracy Warrener Van KruistumEver since I can remember, there has been an age old debate as to which is better, ‘Sport Karate’ or ‘Traditional Karate’? The argum
