Kenpo Karate 101 : What the Beginner and the Black Belt Should Know @ richardeward.com

Kenpo Karate 101 : What the Beginner and the Black Belt Should Know
by Lee Wedlake Jr.
from Lee Wedlakes Karate

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Wish I'd had this when I started!
  This book was a great read, I really wish I'd had it when I started studying Martial Arts. The book gave a good overview of some of the cultural stigmas surrounding MA as well as what to look for in a school. I'd recommend Mr. Wedlake's books to anyone. He has a lot of information to share that will make you life easier and help make your studies more effective.

• A+++
  Everything was great the book got here super fast! In the condition stated.

• Just Another book
  I strongly believe you must SWEAT SWEAT SWEAT to learn karate, instead of reading on your couch, and think you have mastered Karate. This is just another karate book only good for information.......I would like to see more philosphy type of book.

• Excellent material for new students and old hands alike
  I am 29 and on 30 Aug 00 started American Kenpo training at Curtis Abernathy's school in San Antonio, Texas. Previously, during 6 1/2 years in the Air Force, I studied in schools teaching Wah Lum kung fu, tae kwon do, modern arnis, and wing tsun, and dabbled in small circle jujitsu, ground fighting, and tai chi. (I tried a little shotokan karate and judo in college earlier.) American Kenpo, as presented by my current instructor and in Mr. Wedlake's book, is the most enjoyable system yet.

  Mr. Wedlake... more info

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