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Okinawan Kempo (Download)

Okinawan Kempo (Download)

$19.95
Choki Motobu was one of Okinawa’s toughest fighters.  He specialized in self defense techniques.  The photos in this book have been restored. 127 pages. This is a book in PDF format for digital...
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Wado Ryu Karate (Download)

Wado Ryu Karate (Download)

$19.95
Originally published in Japanese, by the founder of Wado Ryu Karate, Hironori Otsuka and later translated into English by Masters Publication.  This book features hundreds of photos of Otuska himself...
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Official History of Karate

Official History of Karate

$24.95
ISBN #0-96151-268-7 Hardcover textbook. 374 pages. Authored by Al Wiess, founder & publisher of Official Karate magazine from 1968 - 1986. This book covers the recent history of karate in the...
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Karate Dynamics

Karate Dynamics

$24.95
By Benny 'the Jet' Urquidez. 7 x 10, 222 pages, ISBN #096151261X. Written by one of the greatest kickboxers of all time, this book is very concise and deals with all facets of his art &...
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Warrior Within

Warrior Within

$24.95
By Kevin Brewerton. #450. 7 X 10, 120 pages, paperback. ISBN #0-86568-168-6. Kevin Brewerton has analyzed the factors that hones his own mental approach and has come up with a fascinating...
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Total Quality Martial Arts

Total Quality Martial Arts

$24.95
By Christopher D. Hess. #447. 7 X 10, 232 pages, paperback. ISBN #1-892515-02-4. Chris Hess developed and uses a unique approach called Total Quality Martial Arts to training that enables...
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Ki Power

Ki Power

$24.95
By Robert Blum. #419. 7 X 10, 109 pages, paperback. ISBN #0-88568-253-4. Learn the ancient art of healing by transferring internal energy or 'KI' through the hands and feet into another...
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The Karate Sensei  (Download)

The Karate Sensei (Download)

$19.95
There was only one Peter Urban!  He was one of the most fortunate martial artists in America because he was trained by three of Japan’s modern day masters.  These masters were - Mas Oyama, Gogen...
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