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Shotokan Karate: The Ultimate Grading Guide

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"Essential Knowledge for any Karate Student..."
(For JKF styles, KUGB and many more!)

This expert guide has been compiled to help you through the belts, and pass each grade at the highest mark!

Including Unique:
Introduction to Training, Each Belt, History and Practise Embusen Diagrams And
Grading requirements: Each belt broken into a section covering; Sparring and self-defence requirements (Kumite) Practical and floor work (Kihon) Japanese terminology Kata (Patterns) - step-by-step written guide All in an Easy to follow format Make the most of your training, download now!


*Please note all Martial Arts training are subject to instructors discretion and content may vary by area. This book is a guide only and no substitute for in class learning. Good Luck!

This guide is a summary of the essential information and does not include illustrations of every technique or Kata movement.

101 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 11, 2011

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About the author

Phil Pierce

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As a Martial Artist, Fitness Coach (and writer) I have been lucky enough to train all around the globe, in locations as diverse as China, Thailand, the USA and many places within the UK, all within a variety of fascinating styles; from Chinese Kickboxing (Sanda), Shaolin Kung Fu, TaeKwonDo, Thai Boxing and Escrima to more esoteric styles such as Xingyi and Chi Gong.

Along this journey I have also been fortunate to have first hand experience training with leading authorities including world champions, Chinese masters and stars of film and TV.

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June 30, 2019
Clear, concise, and helpful

Very well written in a friendly manner. Gives straightforward tips to help navigate what could very well be a confusing start.
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May 29, 2015
No photos

Very basic book without any substantial photography. A technical karate book without any photos is very hard to understand. This book would explore more the historical part of karate instead.
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