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Taekwon-Do: Personal Trainer by Jason Corder
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'Translating as 'the way of the hand and foot'- Taekwon-Do has become a universally acclaimed martial art. An official Olympic sport- it attracts people of all ages. Inspirational and dynamic- it increases both physical and mental stamina- as …
Best of Bill Wallace by Bill Wallace
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'Drawing from his lifelong dedication to martial arts training and competition- Bill 'Superfoot' Wallace offers instructional advice- anecdotes about his full-contact karate career- and often-controversial thoughts about industry trends in this …
Exploring Tai Chi by John Loupos
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Written by a long-time teacher of Tai Chi- this book is designed to present Tai Chi as a tool for personal development and as a metaphor for living life in the clearest and most deliberate manner. Disclosure and Empowerment are key concepts that …
Brazilian Jujutsu by Joe Moreira
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Detailing over 100 moves through photographic sequences and detailed captions- this volume uses Moreira's 'sequential teaching' style to delineate the network of options available to combatants dealing with side-mount situations. Whether a …
American's Journey to the Shaolin Temple by Steve DeMasco
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The author shares the story of his ascension to 10th-degree Shaolin kempo black belt and his appointment as an honorary ambassador to China's legendary Shaolin Temple. Rare techniques of more than 350 photos accompany this must-have book for …
Total Quality Martial Arts by Christopher D. Hess
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During the past two decades- author Chris Hess has studied numerous martial arts and fitness disciplines. As a result of his research- Chris developed and uses a unique approach to training that enables anyone to reach their potential as a …
Beginner's Tai Chi Chuan by V. Chu
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The tai chi chuan routine presented in this book is written with the novice in mind. As such- the traditional Yang family long form has been abbreviated- and those movements which are difficult to perform have been removed- thus making it easy to …