BOOKS
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K610 Masao Kawasoe,8th Dan. Recollections of a Shotokan Karate Master.Early years1945-1975.
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£16.95 |
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K602 From its humble beginnings in Hornchurch garden in 1956, emerged the British Shotokan Karate movement. Using BKF documents as a backbone, Dr Layton, incorporating a phenomenal amount of material, weaves a wonderfully readable account of events over the first eight glorious years of the art's introduction and progress in britan, including interview material or written contributions from karate witness to those aspiring and formative years. Without doubt, Shotokan Dawn is the definitive work on the early history of British Shotokan Karate.
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£14.95 |
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K603 Continunig from Vol 11 of Shotokan Dawn, which covers the esablishment and subsequent eight years of Shotokan Karate in Great Britain, Vol 2 of this work examins thye following momentous years, 1965-1966, and the dramatic effect that the introduction of Japan Karate Association instruction had on the British Shotokan movement. Once again, using BKF documents as a backbone, Dr Layton, incorporating a phenomenal amount of material, weaves a wonderfully readable account of events, including interview material not only with Vernon Bell and Masters Kanazawa witness to those inspirational years. Without doubt, Shotokan Dawn is the definitive work on the early history of British Shotokan Karate.
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£14.95 |
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K604 Unbelievable, when the two-volume, Shotokan Dawn: A Seleced Early History of Shotokan Kaeate in Great Britain (1956-1966) was actually in the process of being printed, Vernon Bell, the founder of the British Karate movement, discovered a box containing lost files and two British Federation registers, after more than seven years searching. Much of the data within these files and registers, not only filled in the gaps that were apparent in Shotokan Dawn, but added highly significant new information.
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£14.95 |
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K605
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£8.95 |
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The liverpool red traingle karate club: explores in considerable dept, the origin and early development of this famous dojo - from Fred Gille's first students, through visits by Vernon Bell and Tetsuji Murakami, the BKF Summer Schools, the arrivel of Japan Karate Association instructors, the awarding of the first JKA black belts in the British Isles, to the formation of the Karate Union of Great Britain.
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£17.99 |
