THE OVERLOOK MARTIAL ARTs READER is an excellent volume that belongs in the libraries of all serious students of the martial arts

Nestor Capoeira, a long-time teacher of capoeira and noted mestre (master), begins this revised edition of his bestseller with an in-depth history of the Brazilian art

KARATE is the most widely recognised of the martial arts and today enjoys much support throughout the world.

Tony Anthony knew no fear. Three-times World Kung Fu Champion, he was self-assured, powerful and at the pinnacle of his art.

The sport of karate is practiced in over 50 countries throughout the world and has a dedicated following of over eight million enthusiasts.

THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO THE MOST POPULAR DISCIPLINES: TAE KWONDO, KARATE, AIKIDO, JUDO, JU-JITSU, KUNG FU, TAI CHI, IAIDO, KENDO AND SHINTO RYUA

Aikido was developed by the legendary Morihei Ueshiba, the culmination of many years of dedicated training in the classical fighting arts.

Randy Couture, the most decorated fighter and champion in UFC history and acknowledged by many to be the greatest fighter in the sport of mixed martial arts

In recent years, the grappling arts have proven to be the most effective form of combat in MMA competitions. the Gracie brand of Brazilian jujitsu has become recognized as the preeminent fighting style in unarmed combat.

Taekwondo is a Korean martial art and combat sport. A form of mental as well as military training, it is now the national sport of Korea as well as an Olympic one

Eddie Ferrie covers every aspect of this Korean martial art from its historical and philosophical origins to its practice today as an Olympic sport.

Wing Chun is one of the most mysterious and effective forms of Kung-Fu ever developed.

this official coaching manual for the British Martial Arts Commission breaks new ground in applying coaching analysis to traditional training techniques.

Aikido techniques, originally based on ancient Jujutsu, are exceedingly effective for actual combat.

The origin of judo, we are told that it originated in China, India and Japan, but there is no doubt that, wherever it may have started, it developed in Japan.

The fifth book in the Practical Karate series. Like its predecessors, it is a categorized collection of self defense situations and recommended karate responses