Fighting Arts International #69

$8.95

Contents
● TETSUHIKO
ASAI: One of the highest ranking Masters in the JKA:
PARTING OF THE WAVES: The J.K.A Divorce  Just how important is the split in the JKA?
● Kl: THE MYTHS AND REALITY: Stories of the mystical Ki energy abound:
SWITCHING KARATE STYLES: How and why a Karate Instructor changed from Shotokan to Shito Ryu:
THE SECRETS OF KIAI-JUTSU: The principles, variations and possibilities of the’Spirit Shout:’
IN MEMORIUM: ED PARKER: American Kenpo Karate loses its ‘Father! a tribute to one of the great pioneers of the martial arts.

Description

Fighting Arts International

…magazine was published from the 1970s to the 1990s and was, its time, the only serious journal on karate in particular, and martial arts in general. It attracted the best writers, had correspondents in Japan, and was published by Terry O’Neill, one of the most accomplished and successful Shotokan karate exponents of his generation. As a result of a series of excellent articles by Graham Noble which were years ahead of their time, European readers were introduced to the Okinawan karate masters who were largely forgotten in Japan, and completely unknown in the West. Thus a window onto the true history of the art was opened for the first time, and the truth revealed!

These are collectors items in good and in many cases in excellent condition.

Additional information

Weight 0.25 lbs
Dimensions 11.5 × 8.5 × 0.75 in