Recommended Reading
Do you enjoy a good book on Martial Arts? I do, and here are some I'm using during my studies. Most all will be Martial Arts related; however, there will be in philosophy, business, amongst other topics.should you be interested in more information about any of the books, you can find out more by clicking a button.
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Karate-Do My Way of Life
For the first time in paperback, the life story of the father of modern Karate-Do
Karate-Do Nyumon: The Master Introductory Text
Karate-Do Nyumon is the result of Master Funakoshi's wish to clarify Karate thought and practice for those who know nothing about it.
Karate-Do Kyohan: The Master Text
Master Funakoshi documented 19 Kata used in Shotokan Karate and is an excellent reference for all who practice the Martial Arts.
Tai-Chi Touchstones: Yang Family Secret Transmissions
I have had this book for awhile and I just started to read it. The Gems in this books are numerous and will take awhile to unpack! Defiantly worth it if you want to take your skill to the next level!
The Lone Samurai
The Lone Samurai is the first book to appear in English of Miyamoto Musashi. This book paints a vivid picture of his life and philosophy!
Daidoji Yuzan's Code of The Samurai
A Contemporary Dual-Language Translation of the 16th-century Bushido Shoshishu.
The Book of The Samurai
This is a collective work of a Samurai School of war founded in the sixteenth century called Natori-Ryu
Dynamic Strenght
This is a good book with a bunch of isometric exercises and Martial Application that correspond with them.
Ninja Attack!
A fun book that clames true tales of Assassins, Samurai, and Outlaws. No idea if they are true but is is a fun read.
The Bible of Karate Bubishi
Treasured as a classis Chinese work on philosophy, strategy, medicine, and techniques as they relate to the Martial Arts.
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