Martial Arts 
Books
Bokken Art of the Japanese Sword by Dave Lowry
Focusing his expertise on the techniques and history of the bokken―the wooden training sword used by both ancient samurai and today’s swordsmen
The Tao of Health and Fitness by Jiawen Miao
For centuries, China's martial arts masters have developed extraordinary strength and fortitude while maintaining optimal health and vitality into old age.
Wing Chun Kung-Fu A Complete Guide by Dr. Joseph Wayne Smith
The essential guide to Wing Chun Kung-Fu―basic forms and principles, fighting and grappling, advanced techniques and weapons.
Kung Fu Masters by Jose M Fraguas
Through conversations with historical figures such as Wong Shun Leung, Brendan Lai and Ark Y. Wong, and numerous current world-class masters
Embrace Tiger, Return to Mountain The Essence of Taiji by Al Chung-lian Huang
As always, the most important of my Tai li disciplines is to know when to stop the thinking words and start the dancing. My spirit takes my mindbody out to my garden and up to my roof studio,
The Chinese Art of T'ai Chi Ch'uan by Chee Soo
Tai Chi means "The Supreme Ultimate." Tai Chi Ch'uan is one of the ancient Chinese martial arts, whose origins are lost in time.
Aikido Masters Prewar Students of Morihei Ueshiba by Stanley A. Pranin
Morihei Ueshiba (1883 - 1969) drew on his extensive martial art experience, then tempered these traditional Japanese fighting techniques with a spiritual dimension to create the modern defensive martial arts of aikido
Professional Budo Ethics, Chvalry and the Samurai Code by George A. Katchmer Jr
Ethics, Chivalry and the Samurai Code - for Lawyers, Doctors, Managers - by George A Katchmer, Jr.
Fight the Good Fight by Catherine Fox
Catherine Fox is not your typical martial artist. Her initiation into the sacred rites of judo began not in a dojo in Tokyo but in the Tunnel Cement Works in Pitston
Karate The Skills of the Game by Vic Charles 5th Dan
Offering a never-ending challenge to those who devote themselves to its practice, karate is both a highly-demanding sport and a traditional art.
Taoist yoga: The Chinese art of Kai men by Chee Soo
K'ai Men means the 'Open Door' and expresses the idea that Taoist yoga is the doorway to all the channels of the mind, the spirit and the body.
Applied Tai Chi Chuan by Nigel Sutton
This authoritative book achieves an important breakthrough in tai chi chuan literature by establishing the art as martial in origin and in practice.
Bruce Lee The Art of Expressing the Human Body by John Little
The Art of Expressing the Human Body, a title coined by Bruce Lee to describe his approach to martial art, documents the techniques he used so effectively to reach his potential.
Kung Fu History, Philosophy and Technique by David Chow
The ripples are still being felt more than 30 years later. This influence has permeated almost every element of Western society. Today, almost everyone, regardless of national origin, has some martial arts knowledge
Science of Stretching by Michael J. Alter
In Science of Stretching, he presents a survey of current knowledge on flexibility, including a discussion of functional anatomy, methods of stretching, and causes of injury.