Karate "Bo" take-aways

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Summary: Karate bo takeaways
Review: Although, Mr. Trimble may not be the most acomplished writer, this book is short on doubletalk, long on realistic technique and a must have for the serious student of martial arts.

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Summary: No nonsense
Review: Guy has studied and aplied karate to a rare extent and writes to help other students see what we've been practicing all along and so very many of us didn't even realize the very practical technique "hidden" in our kata. Reading this book may make your world a bigger, richer place. See if a light doesn't come on for you in your practice.

Rating:
Summary: No nonsense
Review: Guy has studied and aplied karate to a rare extent and writes to help other students see what we've been practicing all along and so very many of us didn't even realize the very practical technique "hidden" in our kata. Reading this book may make your world a bigger, richer place. See if a light doesn't come on for you in your practice.

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Summary: Karate 'Bo' Take-aways
Review: Mr. Trimble has given his time and expended his effort to the student, so the student has a practical interpretation of the hand techniques from the Shotokan Karate katas: Jutte, Empi, Hangetsu, Gankaku - Den and Kanku - Sho.
His presentation clearly leads the student through defensive and offensive applications of the hand techniques found in the Shotokan kata. Better than theory, the concept of Ma covered between an unarmed opponent and an armed opponent gives the student a taste for the real time application of the demonstrated techniques.
Karate 'Bo' Take-aways is the guide to brighten the students interest in the Shotokan Karate hand techniques used against the long staff.