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The Law and Martial Arts |
Winning Tournament Karate |
Knife Self-Defense for Combat |
Basic Stick Fighting for Combat |
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Kicking Techniques for Competition and Self-Defense |
Power Training in Kung Fu and Karate: Supplementary Exercises for Developing Explosive Power for Championship Form |
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Modern Arnis: The Filipino Art of Stick Fighting |
The Complete Art of Breaking |
Advanced Dynamic Kicks |
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by Carl Brown
The Law and Martial Arts addresses the legal ramifications of using martial arts techniques for self-defense in the home and in public. Carl Brown, a lawyer and black belt in kudokan judo, draws on his professional law experience and martial arts expertise to describe the legal policies that can protect - or indict - an individual who uses martial arts techniques in self-defense. Among the issues he describes in this text are assault and battery, the law and self-defense, legal statutes on possessing and using martial arts weapons, and what constitutes legal (and illegal) uses of martial force in each state. Brown provides examples from actual cases to illustrate current legal policies about what a court is likely to consider "excessive" force, and the special legal standards which may be used to judge a "trained fighter" (i.e. black belt) in a court of law. Finally, Brown describes the way(s) in which legal policies on using martial force vary between states. The individual state statutes for using martial arts weapons within each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, are also outlined in this book.
208 pgs, including some photographic illustrations (ISBN 0-89750-134-9)
Stock # OH466
$13.95
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by Chuck Norris
Chuck Norris - a top tournament competitor during the 1960s and an international film star--teaches you the quickest and most effective way to win a tournament crown. Norris, who became a member of the Black Belt Hall of Fame in 1969 as Fighter of the Year, and later became Man of the Year in 1977, covers all phases of executing speedy attacks, conditioning, fighting form drills and one-step sparring techniques. Norris began training in tang soo do in Korea. He now teaches chun kuk do ("universal way")-a combination of tang soo do, judo, jujitsu and shito-ryu karate-and is actively involved with the United Fighting Arts Federation and the Kick Drugs Out of America organization. Fully illustrated with hundreds of step-by-step photos.
128 pgs. (ISBN 0-89750-016-4)
Stock #562
$14.95
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by Michael D. Echanis
Echanis was the developer and former senior instructor for the UDT-21, SEAL-2, Hand-to-Hand Combat Special Weapons School for instructors. Echanis, a former Special Forces Ranger who was privately tutored by hwarang-do master Joo Bang Lee, demonstrates more than 30 separate techniques based on hwarang-do for disarming and controlling a knife attacker.
Fully illustrated. 104 pgs. (ISBN 0-89750-022-9)
Stock #567
$12.95
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by Michael D. Echanis
The use of the stick, long or short, as a weapon of survival is demonstrated by Echanis, the developer and former senior instructor for the UDT-21, SEAL-2, Hand-to-Hand Combat Special Weapons School for instructors. Ki power, proper grip, visualization and breath control, based on hwarang-do, are explained as important elements in surviving attacks. Echanis was a former Special Forces Ranger who was privately tutored by hwarang-do master Joo Bang Lee. Fully illustrated.
192 pgs. (ISBN 0-89750-059-8)
Stock #568
$15.95
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by Roy Kurban
This fully illustrated book by Kurban, a tournament champion and combat instructor for the U. S. military, teaches intermediate and advanced students how to perform faster, stronger and more effective kicks. He discusses stances, stretching and how to develop form and power in the kick; and demonstrates kicking techniques and defenses. Kurban, a sixth-degree black belt in tae kwon do, was ranked among the top ten fighters in the United States from 1972 to 1976, and was inducted into the Black Belt Hall of Fame in 1981 as Man of the Year.
112 pgs. (ISBN 0-89750-065-2)
Stock # 572
$12.95
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by Ron Marchini and Leo Fong
Marchini, a Black Belt Hall of Famer (1970, Competitor of the Year) and a top tournament competitor (late 1960s-early 1970s) with a black belt in renbukai karate, is an active weight-lifter. Fong, a collegiate boxer during the 1950s and a kung fu expert who has practiced kung fu, tae kwon do and various forms of defensive arts for almost 40 years, incorporates weight training into his exercise program. Marchini and Fong compare the weight lifting routines, iron hand exercises, and kicking and non-weight resistant exercises used in kung fu and karate training.
Fully illustrated. 224 pgs. (ISBN 0-89750-047-4)
Stock # 579
$17.95
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by Remy Presas
Presas, one of the Philippines' most premier stick fighters and the 1982 Black Belt Hall of Fame Instructor of the Year, blended important aspects from kali, escrima, tjakalele and arnis de mao into one system, which he named Modern Arnis. He teaches the art's techniques, covering stances, the 12 zones, trapping, flow practice, patterned drills and disarming, in this fully illustrated volume.
160 pgs. (ISBN 0-89750-089-X)
Stock #594
$16.99
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by Richard Byrne
This fully illustrated volume offers practical guidelines for developing speed, power and precision in breaking techniques through a progressive training program that stresses both safety and correctness. Byrne began studying tang soo do in Korea in 1969 under Chun Sik Kim, and later received his black belt. He is also a black belt in shotokan karate and tae kwon do, and an authority on breaking.
128 pgs. (ISBN 0-89750-099-7)
Stock #597
$13.95
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by George Chung and Cynthia Rothrock
Chung--an expert in tae kwon do, karate, wushu, kung fu and traditional Okinawan kobudo weapons--and Rothrock--an expert in Northern Shaolin kung fu with black belts in kung fu, tae kwon do, tang soo do and wushu--demonstrate the impeccable kicking skills that have made them forms demonstration experts and tournament kata champions. They teach how to build a personal kicking system for competition and self-defense. Both authors were inducted into the Black Belt Hall of Fame in 1983 as Competitors of the Year.
Fully illustrated. 127 pgs. (ISBN 0-89750-129-2)
Stock #602
$12.95
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