Louis Frederic. Translator and editor Paul Crompton. Charles E Tuttle Company Inc., 1998 An exceptional reference book that covers a large number of martial arts with line drawings to illustrate … Read more

C.M. Shifflett. Round Earth Publishing, 1999 This is truly one of the better books on teaching Aikido. It doesn’t matter whether you teach Aikido to people or not you will … Read more

C.M. Shifflett. Round Earth Publishing, 1997 This book has detailed instructions and Ki exercises. It is presented in a Step-by-Step manner with detailed illustrations. There are a number of tests … Read more

Moriteru Ueshiba, Translated by John Stevens. Kodansha International, 2005 The author is the current Doshu of Aikido, who became Doshu in 1999 after his father’s death. This book has a … Read more

Marc Tedeschi: Weatherhill. 2001 The author at the time of writing this book was a 5th Dan in Hapkido. A book that shares an in-depth look at the core principles … Read more

Ron Meyer and Mark Reeder. Frog Ltd, 2000 This book employs a question-and-answer format and covers 9 key areas from power to connection right through to spiraling ending up with … Read more

Dave Lowry. Ohara Publications Inc, 1987 This is a dynamic book on the weapon that is called the Jo. The author is an accomplished martial artist. There are 8 chapters … Read more

Stan Wrobel, PHD. Llewellyn Publications, 2001 This book talks about entering, harmony and internal energy and the sensory nature of these concepts. At the time of writing this book the … Read more

Yamamoto Tsunetomo – translated by William Scott Wilson. Kodunsha International, 1979 The author Yamamoto Tsunetomo was a samurai who never engaged in warfare. The book was completed by a younger … Read more

Glen Barclay. Native Pan Books Ltd, 1956 An absorbing study on the human use of intrinsic energy; challenges the very foundation of conventional science and technology.