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The purpose of this book is to present the Art of Serrada Escrima as the authors' understood it and as they interpret it. Grandmaster Cables gave them the "key". This volume is the first step in...

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This instructional book provides the reader with a variety of techniques, theories, combinations, and more. Contains black and white illustrations that demonstrate many of the techniques and patterns...

Truly an enigma within the realm of martial arts instructional literature is the evolution of the BUBISHI. While few of the scores who have plagiarized from this great book over the decades give it...

This is one of the very few Japanese Kobudo books featuring both the Tongfa of Hama Higa and the Sai of Tsukenshitahaku. These two books rolled into one teach several techniques against swords and...

Written by Tim Tackett, who is one of the luminaries of JKD in the USA.  Tackett teaches so many of the skills and the inner workings of JKD, old school in this book - it is amazing to say the least...

Originally printed in 1976, this rare book has 70 pages featuring all kinds of color photos, including photos of Brandon Lee and Bruce while training.  Rare behind the scenes photos of Enter The...

In the Steps of Bruce Lee, is a 126 page book, filled with JKD techniques, taught by world renowned Jeet Kune Do instructor Burton Richardson.  The chapters include Bruce Lee’s five ways of...

This hard cover book is not just another version of the absolute classic work The Art Of War by Sun Tsu.  This book takes each of the thirteen chapters and features a discussion by two Martial Arts...

Gogen Yamaguchi, The Emperor of the Scarlet Fist, was written by Don Warrener and is filled with biographies of his top students.  As well, there are never before seen biographies of his teachers and...

This is the original master text written by General Choi Hong Hi in 1965.  This book is one of the most complete books ever written on this wonderful Korean art, and includes chapters on all kicking...

Budo is perhaps the most significant of all the Japanese cultural exports.  Literally millions of people practice Japanese Budo around the world, such as Karate, Judo, Aikido, Kendo and so on. ...