Shotokan Books

[CuongNhuka]

Any recommondations? Any variety of Karate is good, Shotokan is perfered.

If your curious as to why I ask, I'll tell you. Cuong Nhu includes Shotokan in the circulum (infact, it's mostly Shotokan). I decided to find out more about where Cuong Nhu comes from, so I thought I might as well buy some books.

Thank you!

 

[FieldDiscipline]

I found this very enlightening.

 

[exile]

Check out what Rob Redmond has to say here. I often disagree with him (and never more sharply than over the matter of the application potential of kata), but at the same time, he's often a breath of very fresh skeptical air in the excessively mystified world of the MAs.

 

[CuongNhuka]

I found this very enlightening.

I actually have that book. It was a very good read. However, I was hoping to add to the 'Shotokan Section' of my 'Martial Arts Library'.

Exile, I'll look into that site.

 

[FieldDiscipline]

I'll be having a look at that site too.

CuongNhuka, I like what you have written in your signature block.

 

[CuongNhuka]

CuongNhuka, I like what you have written in your signature block.

Tell 'Triple G'

 

[DavidCC]

I have a number of books about Shotokan on my site www.kungfubooksonline.com

Here is one I browsed and it looked pretty good

Shotokan Karate: Unravelling the Kata


PS - I enjoyed working out with your teacher last wekeed, and he had only good things to say about you

 

[CuongNhuka]

I have a number of books about Shotokan on my site www.kungfubooksonline.com

Here is one I browsed and it looked pretty good

Shotokan Karate: Unravelling the Kata


PS - I enjoyed working out with your teacher last wekeed, and he had only good things to say about you

Thank you, thank you, and I'm not surprised.