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Chuck Norris is an accomplished martial artist, developer of the Chuck Norris System and of course the action star of the long-running TV series, ’Walker, Texas Ranger.’ He is also the author of...

Chuck Norris is an accomplished martial artist, developer of the Chuck Norris System and of course the action star of the long-running TV series, ’Walker, Texas Ranger.’ He is also the author of...

This is one of the most interesting books ever as it teaches the way of the Samurai Warriors going back nearly 1000 years as William Scott has researched and compliled all this information for you in...

Fumio Demura America's Karate Sensei will teach you up close and personal in this book onthe Kama the most popular weapon for farmers in Okinawa. You will learn cuts strikes blocks footwork and so...

Steve Sanders is one of the founding members of the Black Karate Federation BKF and his tournament fighting skills are legendary. His speed and timing was second to none on the west coast. He fought...

Tadashi Yamashita is one of the first Okinawan Masters to teach Shorin Ryu Karate and this is oine of the very first books ever written on Shorin Ryu. Ohara, Black Belts vast library of titles have...

One-step Sparring is recommend it for any intermediate martial artist who has fighting experience and a desire to learn.

Okinawan Karate Question and Answer Book THIS GREAT BOOK contains everything you ever wanted to know about Shorin Ryu Karate --- from theory, philosophy and technique, to dojo rules and how to...

Taira Shinken, founder of Okinawan Ryu Kyu Kobudo wrote this book many years ago. Masters Publication was first to re-publish this book with the original photos.  180 pages.

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.

COMING SOON This once in a life time opportunity to read the masters words is a very rare opportunity. You are helping to preserve the history of Japanese Karate and at the same time bring the words...

Written in 1952 by Giken Hotta, this book also features illustrations and a few photographs, Reading the author’s notes will transport you back at least seventy years. This is when Karate was...