Post by Deleted on Jul 23, 2014 9:21:21 GMT
Iron Horseman Level 1: Masters Series Guide to Tekki Shodan Kata and Bunkai
Practical, common sense approach to Bunkai that relates directly to civilian self defence (no fighting in rice fields nonsense here). Well written, well explained. At least three, often more, different applications are shown for each movement, so if one doesn’t float your boat there will (probably) be one that does.
The stand out feature for me though is explanation of the principals behind them which apply not only to Nahanchi/Tekki but can be applied to any technique, from any martial art in any real word situation, called in the book “oyo principals”.
On the downside the quality of the photo’s could have been better, but the text more than makes up for that.
Recommended.
Practical, common sense approach to Bunkai that relates directly to civilian self defence (no fighting in rice fields nonsense here). Well written, well explained. At least three, often more, different applications are shown for each movement, so if one doesn’t float your boat there will (probably) be one that does.
The stand out feature for me though is explanation of the principals behind them which apply not only to Nahanchi/Tekki but can be applied to any technique, from any martial art in any real word situation, called in the book “oyo principals”.
On the downside the quality of the photo’s could have been better, but the text more than makes up for that.
Recommended.