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PEOPLE'S CHOICE: Karate school earns town's award for Christmas tree Sun Shopper, AZ - PRESCOTT VALLEY - Shinpu-Ren Family Karate, in business for a decade in the tri-city area, apparently has "the chops" in more than one category. ... |
Back to black for Chester karate vet Keith Chester Standard, United Kingdom - A FORMER Chester printer has achieved black belt status in record time after giving up karate 30 years ago. Keith Limbert was a brown belt back in 1976 when ... |
New karate classes Northern Echo, UK - The club teaches Wadoryu karate and beginners and advanced members are taught in separate sections. Parents are welcome to watch their child being taught. ... |
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The Twenty Guiding Principles of Karate: The Spiritual Legacy of the Master
by: Gichin Funakoshi, Jotaro Takagi
This is a great book on the real philosophy behind the martial arts. Although Master Funakoshi founded Shotokan karate, the principles in this book are universal throughout the world of martial arts. This should be required reading for every martial artist, and especially those who practice Shotokan karate. I have a lot of respect for Master Funakoshi from studying his life and therefore his writings carry a lot of weight with me. This book, although a short and easy read, is packed full of wisdom and should be a part of every martial artist's home library.
The Karate Class Mystery (Invisible Inc. Hello Reader!, Level 4, No. 5) (Hello Reader, Invisible Inc.)
by: Elizabeth Levy
This is a story about a kid who wanted to see his friend more often, so he went to karate classes to see him, and in the story he helps his friend find his white belt. This was a fun book to read and it had some funny parts, too.
Angels Don't Know Karate (The Adventures Of The Bailey School Kids)
by: Debbie Dadey, Marcia T. Jones
I like this book because I like to do karate. It is very intresting.And it is also funny.These kids always get the problom solved.
Karate-Do: My Way of Life
by: Gichin Funakoshi
This is a great book for anyone taking Shotokan Karate. This is more of an autobiography on Funakoshi. I think his life is very interesting. He tells of how he was a very sick boy but became 100 times healthier through his study of karate. This book gives his philosophy on the way he lived his life. He reminds us that everybody starts out as a beginner and the true nature of what karate really is. Anyone can learn karate, there is nothing super human about it. If you are interested in the origins of karate and how Shotokan became organized and introduced to the world, then this would be a great book for you.
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