Okinawan karate : teachers, styles and secret techniques
From their roots in China, the historical development of each karate and kobudo system Okinawa's greatest cultural export is presented here via the teachers who formulated them into the many fragmented styles practiced today throughout the world. Okinawan Karate: Teachers, Styles and Secret Techniques, written by one of the foremost writers on Japanese martial arts, specifically Okinawan, presents important elements of the fighting arts as a whole, along with the ""ins"" and ""outs"" of health-oriented training and the ""secrets"" of developing intrinsic energy (ki) circulation. This updated and.
"From their roots in China, the historical development of each karate and kobudo system Okinawa's greatest cultural export is presented here via the teachers who formulated them into the many fragmented styles practiced today throughout the world. Okinawan Karate: Teachers, Styles and Secret Techniques, written by one of the foremost writers on Japanese martial arts, specifically Okinawan, presents important elements of the fighting arts as a whole, along with the ""ins"" and ""outs"" of health-oriented training and the ""secrets"" of developing intrinsic energy (ki) circulation. This updated and."@en
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