Burton discusses the concepts that bind all martial arts together. He provides information on martial philosophy and tactics; he then explains in detail five components shared by all martial arts - ranges, postures, attributes, techniques and training.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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The real purpose of jeet kune do,
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This review is from: Unlimited (Jeet Kune Do) (Paperback)
This book was not designed to be a manual for self defense. It was written to show how martial artist can apply the principals and philosophy of Jeet Kune Do to their art and this book accomplishes this feat perfectly. This book will help martial artists of any style and will hopefully teach them to forget about the limitaions of conforming to one specific style and will encourage them to intergrate all they can into their training to make themselves well rounded fighters who have an answer to every combat situation.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Great philosophy and techniques,
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This review is from: Unlimited (Jeet Kune Do) (Paperback)
I think that this book is great for martial artists of all levels. I wish that I had this perspective when I started training. The book gives a great outline of what martial arts is about, along with lots of photos that illustrate how to adapt to different attacks. Very good!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Great guide for the basics of any martial art.,
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This review is from: Unlimited (Jeet Kune Do) (Paperback)
Sifu Burt Richardson breaks down the concepts of Jeet Kune Do so that martial artists of all disciplines can better understand the holistic approach to the study of martial arts. Burton starts with philosophy and tactics, then gives a detailed explanation of the five categories. He concludes by illustrating how these concepts can be applied through hundreds of photos. This book in not about a particular system, but how the individual martial artist can practice more efficiently and with greater understanding than ever before.
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