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Author Ted Mancuso began his martial arts training in 1966 and went on to become the head instructor for the largest chain of martial arts schools in the US. He is the author of more than five books, ‘Kung Fu for Young People’ being one of...

Dim Mak or poison Hand Touch of Death is a terrific book written years ago and although only 56 pages and small in physical size it is one of those books that just must be good as it has stood the test of time. Filled with rare old photos of the masters...

Primarily written by John Keenan (Count Dante) and contributions by Annette Hellingrath and Don Warrener with many photos donated by Floyd Webb. 157 pages of the Count's most deadliest fighting secrets but also with a complete background of Keenan's...

 HUNDREDS OF BOOKS EXIST with writings on the various masters of the martial arts, including the expansive and highly popular art of Karate. Some publications focus on single individuals who have grown over many decades to be legends within the...

 CHENG MAN-CH'ING (Zheng Manqing) Cheng Man-ch'ing wrote this series of essays to make various points of classical Chinese philosophy understandable to beginning readers. Mark Hennessy does a wonderful job in translating this work, as well as...

This book is a compilation of the greatest martial artists of all time including Kung-Fu, TKD, Karate, Judo, Jiu Jitsu, Aikido, compilation Thai, Capoeira and many other masters. These are the masters that either created the arts or in some way have had...