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Karate by Pictures [Paperback]

Wolf Dieter Wichmann
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  • Paperback: 160 pages
  • Publisher: W Foulsham & Co Ltd (31 Oct 1988)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0572014201
  • ISBN-13: 978-0572014209
  • Product Dimensions: 21.2 x 13.6 x 1.6 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 2,459,695 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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great book, thoroughly describes and illustrates each step of the first 7 katas in karate; also includes the amount of time that each move should last; great book for any karate level through brown belt
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By Terry Tozer TOP 1000 REVIEWER
Yup, this really is a "Beginner to Black Belt" karate book, unlike the one by JVW (take note John!).

A comprehensive introduction to Shotokan Karate including all the kata's up to Black-belt (Shodan - 1st Dan). The 5 Heian Kata's, Tekki 1 & Bassai Dai. Another outstanding feature is that as you progress through each kata, the bunkai (application) is shown & described alongside on each page.

Brilliantly laid out with VERY clear pictures and diagrams and unlike a lot of other "similar" books it often shows the unseen intermediate moves as well.

Although quite old and becoming rarer by the day this is a fantastic book, I really can't believe it's not been re-published.

Important note: This book ONLY contains the kata - so for all your Kihon & kumite (basics & sparring) moves, you'll have to get yourself off down to a decent dojo, besides, you can't learn karate from a book as many seem to think they can.
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Karate By Pictures 25 Nov 1999
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Very good, simple to understand and read. The Author explains the moves as easy as possible -- and for every move. A recommended book
Beginner to Black Belt - Shotokan Karate 22 July 2007
By Terry Tozer - Published on Amazon.com
Yup, this really is a "Beginner to Black Belt" karate book, unlike the one by JVW (take note John!).

A comprehensive introduction to Shotokan Karate including all the kata's up to Black-belt (Shodan - 1st Dan). The 5 Heian Kata's, Tekki 1 & Bassai Dai. Another outstanding feature is that as you progress through each kata, the bunkai (application) is shown & described alongside on each page.

Brilliantly laid out with VERY clear pictures and diagrams and unlike a lot of other "similar" books it often shows the unseen intermediate moves as well.

Although quite old and becoming rarer by the day this is a fantastic book, I really can't believe it's not been re-published.

Important note: This book ONLY contains the kata - so for all your Kihon & kumite (basics & sparring) moves, you'll have to get yourself off down to a decent dojo, besides, you can't learn karate from a book as many seem to think they can.
step by step picture guide to the first 7 katas of karate 14 May 1999
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
great book, thoroughly describes and illustrates each step of the first 7 katas in karate; also includes the amount of time that each move should last; great book for any karate level through brown belt
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