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Very artfully captures the spirit of his teaching. An excellent JKD source manual, you'll find the complete history, theories, techniques and training methods of Bruce Lee here. A classic!!!
Filipino Martial Arts is one of the finest fighting books ever published according to "Soldier of Fortune". The cohesive system is practical for self defense that fills the ground between empty hand and firearms.
This volume reveals Dan Inosanto's innovative teaching and training methods that transcend technique and liberates any martial artist to achieve the ultimate goal of self-discovery.
The purpose of "Jeet Kune Do -- THE TEXTBOOK" is to explore those qualities and combative motions that make the tools work.
In Jeet Kune Do Kickboxing, long considered one of the revolutionary martial arts treatises of our generation, you'll discover that only by having a comprehensive understanding of the basic JKD tools available can you then concentrate on the more technical aspects such as timing and distance.
Jeff Imada, one of the most respected balisong practitioners in the world, presents the definitive work on the balisong knife.
Everything you always wanted to know about the balisong is featured in this book, with concise text and hundreds of detailed photos showing: carrying, drawing and flipping manipulation techniques; self-defense techniques; the knife and the law; knife-fighting philosophy; care and maintenance; and striking areas.
The legendary Dan Inosanto shares some of the training methods that have helped make Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do an amazing martial art. This book was written in the early 1980's and is now an out of print collectors item.
Compiled and published in 1992, two years after Mr. Parker's death in Dec. of 1990, this work represented a monumental task, a labor of love by the creator, founder and Senior Grandmaster of American Kenpo.
What exactly is Jeet Kune Do? Is it simply a fighter's personal expression in combat? Is it a style? Is it a process? Is it a product? Can it be taught? Can it be learned? \
