Taijutsu: Ninja Art of Unarmed Combat

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Summary: Great balance between philosophy and practical demonstration
Review: Mr Daniels provides a great balance between the philosophy, the history of taijutsu, and the practical demonstration on the ninja art. Not for the DIY martial artist, but a good book for martial arts pracitioners who would like a peak at the ninja art of unarmed combat.

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Summary: very helpful for every martial art student
Review: This about 150 pages book brings a fine review of ninjutsu applied to a popular streetcombat and not only (defending against sword) situations. Well prepared, short descriptions but photos instead of'em are very informative. In my opinion this is great book, but not for the beginners. But anyway, if you have a little practice in any martial art you'll find this as very valuable addition. As I've found.

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Summary: very helpful for every martial art student
Review: This book gets right to the core of ninjutsu's total-body skill. A must read for any serious martial artist or ninja student.

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Summary: Ninja Fact not ...Fiction!
Review: This book gets right to the core of ninjutsu's total-body skill. A must read for any serious martial artist or ninja student.

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Summary: the best print media demo of taijutsu
Review: this book's purpose is to demonstrate taijutsu for the uninitiated and to describe the differences in its training and more well known martial arts. If you think you've seen ninjutsu in the movies I should mention I have never seen anyone in a "ninja suit" do even one taijutsu move. If you want to see the real stuff get this book.

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Summary: Excellent
Review: This is a great book for beging and advanced Ninjutsu students. A supurb book.