martial art book you like most

[blackbeltedbeauty]

The Tao of Jeet Kune Do definitely. Bruce Lee forever, baby!

 

[mattkulma]

Living the Martial Way, Angry White Pajamas, and The Book of Five Rings

 

[Adept]

The Tao of Jeet Kune Do definitely.

Damn, beat me to it. It contains a wealth of information for the moderately experienced Martial Artist.

 

[Paul Genge]

'Dead or Alive', by Geoff Thompson. The information contained in this book can help any martial artist bridge the reality gap between their training and the real world. I have used concepts from this book for years and they have stood up to presure when it really mattered.

'Systema Guide' book by Vladimir Vasiliev is an great read for anyone interested in Systema.

'Essence of Ninjutsu' is a good read for those interested in the Bujinkan Martial Arts.

Bubishi has a nice selection of information on the presure points used in Karate and Chinese systems.

The last book I would like to recommend is 'Illusions', by Richard Bach. This is not a martial arts book in any way, but has had a profound inpact on what I do today. I won't spoil it by telling you what is about, just go out and get it.

Paul Genge
http://www.russianmartialart.org.uk