Zen & Kobudo Mysteries, A History of Okinawan Weapons, Te & Karate Book by Mark Bishop (Revised Edition) Eihachi Ota with notable exceptions

with notable exceptions

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Zen & Kobudo Mysteries, A History of Okinawan Weapons, Te & Karate Book by Mark Bishop (Revised Edition) Eihachi Ota with notable exceptions"This book is as vital to every serious martial artist as zen is profound". An intriguing and detailed work on the history of Okinawan martial arts as they relate to the physical & metaphysical aspects of zen training. Every martial artist should read and digest the detailed contents, because the work is more than an historic journey tracing the roots of Okinawan te & kobudo from their beginnings in the 7th century AD through to the development and