Kampfsport 05

Game Changers: The Unsung Heroines of Sports History

Autor: Molly Schiot

Mastering the Karambit: Essential Fighting Basics for Novice Practitioners: Unlock the Power of the Karambit Knife and Learn Fundamental Techniques for Effective Self-Defense

Autor: Jordan J. Alexander

The World's Greatest Bikash Subedi

Autor: Ted Gambordella

Eastern Heroes Magazine Angela Mao Special Edition

Redakteur: Ricky Baker
Designer: Timothy Hollingsworth

GER – many are one: Typisch deutsch im Spitzensport (Germany are one)

Autor: Wolf Schmidt
Fotograf: Micha Neugebauer

The Power of Woman

Autoren: Andy Kunz, Bernd Höhle

Dunkle Psychologie & Manipulation: Ein Einsteiger-Leitfaden zum Analysieren von Personen und ihrer Beeinflussung durch Körpersprache, NLP, Gaslighting und Schutz vor manipulativen Taktiken

Autor: Jordan Maxfield

A Sustainable Karate-ka: A Small Book About a Long Journey

Autor: Scott Langley

Dogs on the Runway

Roger Thyer-Jones

Bruce Lee Words of the Dragon: Interviews and Conversations 1958-1973 (Bruce Lee Library)

Bruce Lee

The Sword of No-Sword: Life of the Master Warrior Tesshu

John Stevens

Bruce Lee Letters of the Dragon: The Original 1958-1973 Correspondence (The Bruce Lee Library)

Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee's 5 Methods of Attack

Sammy Franco

The Gracie Way: An Illustrated History of the Gracie Family: An Illustrated History of the World's Greatest Martial Arts Family (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Series)

Kid Peligro

The Path of the Ninja: An Englishman's quest to master the secrets of Japan's invisible assassins

Martin Faulks

Falling Hard: A Journey into the World of Judo

Mark Law

Zen Jiu Jitsu: The 30 Day Program to Improve Your Jiu Jitsu Game 1000% (Volume 1)

Mr. Oliver Staark

Are you stuck? Struggle. That's the word that comes to mind when I think about the transition from blue belt to purple belt. For reasons that I can't quite work out, when I came to the later stages of being a blue belt I felt confused and lost in my game. Trying to put all the pieces together seemed like a task too far and quitting looked like an option, after all, most guys my age are hitting the golf course or surfing not rolling on the floor with sweat soaked people. This quitting idea seemed an option at least. In an effort to review what I was doing and pushing through this plateau I developed a few habits that not only brought about a huge change in my game but by applying them on a consistent basis turned me into a respected player in my academy. From obscurity to recognition, even from Black belts, and it only took me one month! This is a great manual for anyone interested in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Traditional Jiu Jitsu, M M A and Grappling.

Striking Distance: Bruce Lee and the Dawn of Martial Arts in America

Charles Russo