Classical Warrior Traditions of Japan Book 3: Keiko Shokon Edited by Diane Skoss Takemi Sasamori allowing students to understand how

allowing students to understand how the same principles can be adapted to a wide variety of situations

This is a unique opportunity to see on video this great Style which comes from west Java and discover Ganda (choreographed fights with and without Weapons)

オープンガード・バックステップ

Wing Chun properly defined is not technique driven

Crackdown and Control the Legs

Classical Warrior Traditions of Japan Book 3: Keiko Shokon Edited by Diane Skoss Takemi Sasamori allowing students to understand howKeiko Shokon is the third volume in a series that demystifies the rare and often misunderstood fighting arts of the Japanese warrior. Do these arts still have relevance in a modern technological world? How are they being preserved? What are the pitfalls for practitioners struggling to maintain these arts in a culture so foreign to that of their origins? These questions are discussed by a unique group of practitioner writers. Contents: Foreword by