Martial Arts 
Books
Muhammad Ali His Life and Times by Thomas Hauser
All I really wanted was someday to buy my mother and father a house and own a nice big car for myself...' One of the most recognised,
Tae Kwon-Do Green Belt to Red Belt by TAGB
This training guide is intended for all students of tae kwon-do. It is the only up-to-date and official training manual of the Tae Kwon-do Association of Great Britain
Shotokan Karate by Ashley Croft
Shotokan Karate is the most widely practised style of karate in the world today. Its roots can be traced back hundreds of years through Japan and Okinawa
Angry White Pyjamas by Robert Twigger
Adrift in Tokyo, translating obscene rap lyrics for giggling Japanese schoolgirls, Robert Twigger came to a revelation about himself: he wasn't fit and he wasn't brave.
The Complete Book of Shaolin by Wong Kiew Kit
Shaolin Kungfu has been considered by many as the best martial art in the world.
But Kungfu is just one of the "three treasures" of Shaolin, the other two being igong and Zen.
S.K.I. Kumite Kyohan by Hirokazu Kanazawa
This book is devoted to the fundamentals of Shotokan kumite. Through excellent photos, Hirokazu Kanazawa
Wing Chun The Art of Simultaneous Defence & Attack by Master Joseph Cheng
Joseph Cheng made his name during the Bruce Lee boom, when Wing Chun leaped into prominence as the superstar's first serious martial art.
Journal of Asian Martial Arts - Volume 13 Number 3
Published quarterly, the Journal of Asian Martial Arts is committed to presenting articles and information on aspects of this specialized field. The publisher seeks to provide accurate writings by leading authorities.
Boxing The Greatest Fighters of the 20th Century by Chris King
A celebration of the top 14 greatest boxers of all time, as well as an overview of the new stars of the 21st century.
Sport Karate by Vic Charles
During the following years he spent his time building up a repertoire of styles and a list of sporting achievements.
The Martial Arts by Peter Lewis
MARTIAL ARTS provides a thorough analysis of four of the fighting arts in all their physical and psychological aspects.
Book of Kung Fu and Tai Chi by Bruce Tegner
CHINESE KARATE KUNG FU is a fascinating form of karate that originated in China and was once considered too mysterious to be understood by any but a privileged few.
Modern Sports Karate by Rudolf Jakhel
Analyzes karate techniques commonly preferred by contestants in sport bouts. Explains the kinetic composition of individual fighting actions
Dynamic Kicks by Chong Lee
This book is the first in a series of books by Chong Lee, the 1974 Long Beach Grand National forms champion. Lee's proven method
Japan's Ultimate Martial Arts: Jujitsu Before 1882 by Darrell Max Craig
Predecessor of Judo and precursor of today's ultimate fighting styles, Jujitsu is a martial art developed by the elite samurai class during Japan's feudal days.
Humane Pressure Point Self-Defense by George A. Dilman with Chris Thomas
There is a profound need for a self-protection method which is ethical and humane, while at the same time simple and effec-tive.