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  • Paperback: 240 pages
  • Publisher: Schlatt Books; 2nd Ed edition (Jan 2001)
  • ISBN-10: 0920129854
  • ISBN-13: 978-0920129852
  • Product Dimensions: 20.8 x 15 x 1.5 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,083,466 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Try This!! 17 May 2008
By Terry Tozer TOP 1000 REVIEWER
Format:Paperback
This is quite a hard book to get a hold of but I'm so glad that I persisted in my search; I hope you have better luck. It's quite a hefty tome & packed full of useful information & pictures including the Japanese kanji. I haven't seen anything like this one & it's quite unique & would end up being a well used copy in anyone's library

However.....if you're unable to find a copy of this book, have a look at the Shotokan Pocket Book. This book appears to contain as much information and I think could equally match the one above, it's packed full of information that the serious instructor would need for his lessons.

Book Synopsis;-
A complete compendium of all terms we use in karate and here specialized in Shotokan. Written in a unique form with their Japanese Characters (Kanji), Pronunciation and English translations.

The Dictionary contains the numerical system, different Levels and Directions, Elements of the Kata Training, Basic and Advanced Kata, Instructions during training, Movements, Stances, Postures, Dojo Rules, Parts of the Human Body and all Techniques in an illustrated form.

Furthermore, it enters the Philosophical background of Shotokan Karate, Karate-Do, the Twenty Precepts of Funakoshi. The final chapters are Karate Philosophies and some annotations of famous Zen Masters.

The 2001 edition has 240 pages. See pictures above for the table of contents.
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Try This!! 12 July 2007
By Terry Tozer TOP 1000 REVIEWER
Format:Paperback
This is quite a hard book to get a hold of but I'm so glad that I persisted in my search; I hope you have better luck. It's quite a hefty tome & packed full of useful information & pictures including the Japanese kanji. I haven't seen anything like this one & it's quite unique & would end up being a well used copy in anyone's library

However.....if you're unable to find a copy of this book, have a look at the "Shotokan Pocket Book" by Ken Lyons ISBN: 1412093422. This book appears to contain as much information and I think could equally match the one above, it's packed full of information that the serious instructor would need for his lessons.

Book Synopsis;-
A complete compendium of all terms we use in karate and here specialized in Shotokan. Written in a unique form with their Japanese Characters (Kanji), Pronunciation and English translations.

The Dictionary contains the numerical system, different Levels and Directions, Elements of the Kata Training, Basic and Advanced Kata, Instructions during training, Movements, Stances, Postures, Dojo Rules, Parts of the Human Body and all Techniques in an illustrated form.

Furthermore, it enters the Philosophical background of Shotokan Karate, Karate-Do, the Twenty Precepts of Funakoshi. The final chapters are Karate Philosophies and some annotations of famous Zen Masters.

The 2001 edition has 240 pages. See pictures above for the table of contents.
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Great Book for any level karateka!! 27 July 2007
By Donna Brock - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
This book is the most concise collection of Shotokan techniques that I have seen. Also the written explanations and illustrations of the blocks and strikes are so easy to understand. The addition of the kanji is a nice touch. This book would be great for any karateka studying the Shotokan style. Also, the quality of the book itself is great. Overall this is a very good book to add to your collection.
Try This!! 1 Aug 2007
By Terry Tozer - Published on Amazon.com
Try the Amazon.co.uk site - there are copies there!

This is quite a hard book to get a hold of but I'm so glad that I persisted in my search; I hope you have better luck. It's quite a hefty tome & packed full of useful information & pictures including the Japanese kanji. I haven't seen anything like this one & it's quite unique & would end up being a well used copy in anyone's library

However.....if you're unable to find a copy of this book, have a look at the "Shotokan Pocket Book" by Ken Lyons ISBN: 1412093422. This book appears to contain as much information and I think could equally match the one above, it's packed full of information that the serious instructor would need for his lessons.

Book Synopsis;-
A complete compendium of all terms we use in karate and here specialized in Shotokan. Written in a unique form with their Japanese Characters (Kanji), Pronunciation and English translations.

The Dictionary contains the numerical system, different Levels and Directions, Elements of the Kata Training, Basic and Advanced Kata, Instructions during training, Movements, Stances, Postures, Dojo Rules, Parts of the Human Body and all Techniques in an illustrated form.

Furthermore, it enters the Philosophical background of Shotokan Karate, Karate-Do, the Twenty Precepts of Funakoshi. The final chapters are Karate Philosophies and some annotations of famous Zen Masters.

The 2001 edition has 240 pages. See pictures above for the table of contents.
Try This!! 12 July 2007
By Terry Tozer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
This is quite a hard book to get a hold of but I'm so glad that I persisted in my search; I hope you have better luck. It's quite a hefty tome & packed full of useful information & pictures including the Japanese kanji. I haven't seen anything like this one & it's quite unique & would end up being a well used copy in anyone's library

However.....if you're unable to find a copy of this book, have a look at the "Shotokan Pocket Book" by Ken Lyons ISBN: 1412093422. This book appears to contain as much information and I think could equally match the one above, it's packed full of information that the serious instructor would need for his lessons.

Book Synopsis;-
A complete compendium of all terms we use in karate and here specialized in Shotokan. Written in a unique form with their Japanese Characters (Kanji), Pronunciation and English translations.

The Dictionary contains the numerical system, different Levels and Directions, Elements of the Kata Training, Basic and Advanced Kata, Instructions during training, Movements, Stances, Postures, Dojo Rules, Parts of the Human Body and all Techniques in an illustrated form.

Furthermore, it enters the Philosophical background of Shotokan Karate, Karate-Do, the Twenty Precepts of Funakoshi. The final chapters are Karate Philosophies and some annotations of famous Zen Masters.

The 2001 edition has 240 pages. See pictures above for the table of contents.

Try the Amazon.co.uk site - there are copies there!
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