New Books

Tai Chi Dynamics - Principles of Natural Movement, Health & Self-Development by Robert Chuckrow
For intermediate and advanced Taiji players. The author, a Taiji practitioner for 37 years and whose Ph.D. is in experimental physics, applies logic and basic scientific principles of anatomy, physiology, and physics to muscular action, breathing, and alignment in Taiji movement and push-hands.

Meditations on Violence by Rory Miller
Experienced martial artist and veteran correction officer Sgt. Rory Miller explores the differences between martial arts training and real-world violence.

Sunrise Tai Chi: Simplified Tai Chi for Health and Longevity by Ramel Rones,David Silver
This book introduces the history and principles of Tai Chi Chuan. Presents a modern and unique teaching approach, a simplified short Tai Chi sequence that helps develop symmetry and balance in your strength and flexibility. This program will allow you to fine-tune your practice before moving on to more complex, longer Tai Chi forms.

The Crocodile and the Crane by Arthur Rosenfeld
As apocalypse unfolds on Earth, two immortals who have survived for 3,000 years hold the secret to an ancient art that can save humanity - but is mankind worth saving?

The Cutting Season: A Martial Arts Thriller by Arthur Rosenfeld
Dr. Xenon Pearl, the best neurosurgeon in South Florida, is the reincarnation of a vigilante Chinese warrior, or at least that's what the recurring vision of his dead kung fu master tells him.

The Way of Sanchin Kata: The Application of Power by Kris Wilder
Many believe that Sanchin Kata holds the key to mastering traditional martial arts. Those who understand its teachings find that it facilitates enormous quickness and power in any martial application. The challenge lies in gaining that understanding...

The Way to Black Belt by Lawrence A. Kane,Kris Wilder
Packed with actionable information, The Way to Black Belt will teach you how to set goals, find a good instructor, monitor your progress, overcome plateaus in your training, take advantage of learning opportunities, and work through the inevitable injuries that come with rigorous martial arts training.

Advancing in Tae Kwon Do by Richard Chun
Originally published in 1983, this authoritative work has been the guide for thousands of Taekwondo Black Belts as they advanced in their training. Whether for self-defense, forms competition, or for preparation for Olympic games, this revised edition provides beginner & advanced training...

Tae Kwon Do - The Korean Martial Art by Richard Chun
Originally published in 1976, this authoritative work has been the guide for thousands of Taekwondo practitioners as they advance in their training.