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Book Reviews of Tao of Jeet Kune DoBook Review: This book excellent for real martial arts sudents. Summary: 4 StarsThis book is a real gem. At first I was a little confused by some of the 'riddles' but when I read the same paragraph again, I would undertsand it that little bit more. I am a martial arts student but this book has'nt turned me into a lethal killing machine, but has given me ideas, and tecqhniques to add to what I know and what I am yet to learn. It is'nt a 'how to' book, its a book that makes you think about what you need to do to improve your own skills. Some people may find this hard reading, but those people that stick with it, you'll be getting good advice from one of the greatest martial artists.
Book Review: The greatest martial arts book ever written Summary: 5 StarsBeing a fan of Bruce Lee and Martial Arts led to me buying this book, and is a great insight into one mans theorey of fighting.It also helps the martial artist improve his sparring skills dramaticly, as i can spar much better and with greater confidence at my Karate Club. This is an essential buy for any martial artist or Bruce Lee Fan. Top marks!
Book Review: A great book to help the mind within the Arts Summary: 5 StarsThis book is great, it gives a lot to think over to help improve the mental side of the arts. It is not always the physical part of any art that defeats an opponent, but the mental discipline behind the art. This book helps us to realise that, alongside our regular training. One guy told us before how he was beat up by students of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, so he took up JKD and expected to become an amazing fighter almost straight away. I believe this is what Bruce wanted us to get away from, after all, those Gracie guys may have been training for several years, and had the confidence to know their training would help them "bully" other kids easier
Book Review: The Best Martial Arts Book-EVER Summary: 5 StarsBeing a martial artist I'm allways searching for things that'll help my sparring. After I bought this book I knew it was all I needed. Its not a 'How to do Jeet Kune Do' book, but more of a book that'll help martial artists fight a lot better. A lot of the stuff in the book is bewildering at first, but when you read it again in the right frame of mind you suddenly understand. It dosent teach you 'How' to fight, so begginers are better off leaving the book alone untill there better, but it teachers people who allready know a martial art not to to be restricted by the set and ridged stances, not to biased towards one martial art, but to learn as much as you can and implement it into one style, the stylless style.
Book Review: Tao of Jeet Kune Do Review by D Earthy Summary: 5 StarsThis is a nice large paperback book which is an indepth almost instructional user's manual to the martial arts. This was written by Bruce lee into 7 volumes, interrupted by his death and combined by Linda Lee with the help of experts as she drew together all his notes into one volume of eight chapters of comprehensive training notes with most of the original instructional drawings by Bruce Lee himself. Very cool. The chapters are: Preliminaries, qualities,tools, preparation, mobility,attack, circle with no circumference, and it's just a name. This comes complete with a Linda Lee introduction on how this was put together and is 208 pages long. This is a definate must for all Jeet Kune Do practitioners and Bruce Lee fans alike.
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