Advanced Nunchaku

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Summary: Basic instruction guide...
Review: It was a bit basic but it did provide a good foundation for swinging the 'chucks. The photos are a bit confusing at times, but I've been able to figure them all out eventually. What I find lacking is the philosophy behind the nunchaku movements; in other words, why do we do such things or why do we decide to go in this direction? Understanding the philosophy to the art will help users develop their own techniques and styles...

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Summary: More for beginners
Review: Overall this book is informative. The photographs and sequences are clear enough to be understood. Unfortunately, this book is more for beginners. As only a beginner myself, I found the sequences lacked difficulty and variety...at least nothing I have yet seen.

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Summary: Solid presentation of useful techniques.
Review: Photographs are illustrative and techniques are clearly described. Not a tutorial, rather a presentation of 20-30 useful techniques that can be blended into your own program as needed. I felt I got my moneys worth and would recommend this book to a friend.

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Summary: Advanced Nunchaku
Review: Sensei Demura's books are THE definitive classics when it comes to traditional weapons training. No one is more respected and knows more about kobudo then Fumio Demura. A must have!

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Summary: You can't go worng with Fumio Demura
Review: Sensei Demura's books are THE definitive classics when it comes to traditional weapons training. No one is more respected and knows more about kobudo then Fumio Demura. A must have!

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Summary: Advanced Nunchaku
Review: The Advanced Nunchaku book by Fumio Demura and Dan Ivan has inspired me and respected myself.The information and pictures are excellent for advanced and people who are better then beginners.This book has a lot of solid information and is well written with perfectly easy to follow steps.Have fun!

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Summary: Basic Nunchaku Vol 2
Review: This book should be a follow up of Demura first book. This book still covers basics, which it does well. I would recommend this as a basic or intermediate book.