The Principles of Advanced Budo

by Tony Annesi

Overview

Your technical study of Budo began with basics. Next, you developed numerous techniques, then variations of those techniques. You have developed quite a repertoire, but you may not completely understand why your techniques work or why they work only sometimes. You have the knowledge and you have the talent; but until now, you may not have had the principles upon which all techniques are based. Unlock a treasure chest of knowledge from both hard and soft arts in this unique book. These high-level concepts and principles can be applied to all empty hand martial arts!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157042585
Publisher:	Anthony C. Annesi
Publication date:	09/26/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	7 MB

About the Author

Tony Annesi has studied the martial arts since 1964 and has received black belts in judo, aiki-ju-jutsu, and karate. His writing started with poetry and short fiction (the first stories of 1969: Loss of Innocence were drafted in 1969) and then followed his martial arts career with columns for INSIDE KARATE MAGAZINE (Tales of the Dojo and The Dojo Files) and articles for MARTIAL ARTS MASTERS, SELF-DEFENSE WORLD, INSIDE KUNG-FU, THE INTERNATIONAL FIGHTER, and BLACK BELT. He has authored the privately published Cracking the Kata Code, The Road to Mastery, Principles of Advanced Budo, Sudden Attack Defense, Elevated Elementals, and Comparative Aiki in Action. In 2015, Tony completed a fantasy novel trilogy entitled The Shangrilla Artifacts.

Editorial Reviews

Even though I practice Tae Kwon Do, I have found your ideas to be as applicable to our techniques as they are to Aiki-ju-jutsu techniques. The insights that I have gained...have been invaluable to my understanding of how to apply techniques under different circumstances

Carol Fortney

Just a short note to tell you how much I have enjoyed reading your book The Principles of Advanced Budo. Thank you so much for writing it. I just finished my second reading and am looking forward to many more.

Robert Kelch

Principles of Advanced Budo was the best book I have ever read in the martial arts.

Stan Millan