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The title says it all. It can be a book related or not related to krav maga.
The book I am currently reading are three books.
http://www.amazon.com/Fighting-Science-Physics-Martial-Artists/dp/1880336723/ref=ntt_at_ep_dpi_3
Re: What martial art books do you read ?
Consider:
Sun Tzu – The Art Of War
Carl von Clausewitz – On War
Miyamoto Musashi – The Book Of Five Rings
Bruce Lee – Tao Of Jeet Kune Do
Lt Col. Dave Grossman – On Killing, On Combat, Warrior MindsetI’m more of a video kind of guy for techniques…
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quote Don:Consider:Sun Tzu – The Art Of War
Carl von Clausewitz – On War
Miyamoto Musashi – The Book Of Five Rings
Bruce Lee – Tao Of Jeet Kune Do
Lt Col. Dave Grossman – On Killing, On Combat, Warrior MindsetI’m more of a video kind of guy for techniques…
Yeah these are all good books. Anyone falling for that book by Kim is nuts LOL ! :D:
Videos ? I really like these volumes.
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How about ” Foot Throws for Judo, Karate and Self Defence ” by the author Hayward Nishioka ?
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Has anybody read the book ” Stretching Scientifically: A Guide to Flexibility Training ” by Thomas Kurz ?
How about these that I have been looking at today. Which ones are the best ? thumbsup
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I recently read this book martial arts diary for kids which is very interesting you people also read this book.
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http://www.amazon.com/Meditations-Violence-Comparison-Martial-Training/dp/1594391181
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Jburton, have read the first one you suggested but not the two books. Thank you. These two books are interesting especially the one in the middle. thumbsup
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Bouncers guide to barroom brawling: dealing with the sucker puncher, streetfighter, and ambusher.
I am having a lot of fun with this book. I have already had 2 or three epiphanies reading this material. The book is a little dated, discounting the recent popularity of MMA, but it is still a very refreshing look at martial arts and why the author, Peyton Quinn, advocates only a few of the many techniques he has learned over the years for actual fighting.
A must read.
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another good one —
http://jeffcooperbooks.com/jml/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=14&Itemid=29Its how your grandpa would talk to you about shooting. He addresses self defense with comments like “when a man demonstrates, in effect, that he is ready and willing to kill you, your response should not be fearful but wrathful”
Full of good nuggets that are most definitely self defense, but does ramble on with some old stories, kind of like, well kind of like you would expect a grandpa to….
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