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1. “'Risk Society' and Martial Arts Training in New Zealand, The” • • •
2. “Academia Encounters Chinese Martial Arts” • • •
3. Advanced Dragons Touch • • •
4. “Aligning Mind and Body: Exploring the Disciplines of Mindful Exercise” • • •
5. American Shaolin • • •
6. Ancient Martial Art of Hwarangdo, Volume 2 • •
7. “Ancient Military Manuals and Their Relation to Modern Korean Martial Arts” • • •
8. “Ancient Weapons for Modern Police” • • • •
9. Armed Martial Arts of Japan: Swordmanship and Archery • •
10. “Biomechanical Study of Full-Contact Karate Contrasted with Boxing” • • •
11. “Bushido or Bull? A Medieval Historian's Perspective on the Imperial Army and the Japanese Warrior Tradition” • • • •
12. By the Sword: A History of Gladiators, Musketeers, Samurai, Swashbucklers, and Olympic Champions • • •
13. “Capoeira: A Martial Art from the Streets and Jungles of Brazil Comes North” • •
14. “Chess, Beauty, and the Martial Arts” •
15. “Chivalry and the Modern Practices of the Medieval Martial Arts” • • •
16. Clouds in the West • • •
17. Combat Strategy: Junsado, The Way of the Warrior • • •
18. Combat, Ritual, and Performance: Anthropology of the Martial Arts • • •
19. Complete Martial Artist, The • • •
20. Complete Martial Arts • •
21. “Criminalization of Capoeira in Nineteenth-Century Brazil, The” • • • •
22. “Daily Life at a Muay Thai Boxing Camp in Phetburi” • • •
23. “Daughters Take Over, The?: Female Performers in Randai Theatre” • • •
24. “Development of Sambo in Europe and America” • • • •
25. “Eskrima” • • •
26. Essence of Ninjutsu • • •
27. “Exposition on Northern China’s White Ape Tongbei Boxing Systems, An” • • • •
28. “Fighting Animals of Korean Martial Arts, The” • •
29. Fighting for Acceptance: Mixed Martial Arts and Violence in American Society • • •
30. Fighting Spirit of Japan, The • • • •
31. “Filipino Martial Arts FAQ, The” • • • •
32. “Fitness levels of middle aged martial art practitioners” • •
33. “Force against Force: Configurations of Martial Art in European and Indonesian Cultures” • • •
34. Freakonomics • • • •
35. Guru Granth Sahib (A Critical Study of the Adi Granth) • • • •
36. “Hatsumi: The Guiding Force Behind Ninjutsu” • • •
37. Hired Swords: The Rise of Private Warrior Power in Early Japan • •
38. “History and Development of Tae Kyon, The” • • •
39. “History of Eskrima Kali Arnis” • • •
40. “History of Muay Thai” • •
41. “Increased Lung Capacity Through Qigong Breathing Techniques” • • •
42. Indian Sword, The • • • •
43. “Introduction to Chinese Martial Arts, An” • • •
44. “Introduction to W. Barton-Wright (1860-1951) and the Ecclectic Art of Bartitsu” • • •
45. “Japan-101” • • •
46. Kata and the Transmission of Knowledge In Traditional Martial Arts • • •
47. “Korean Traditional Thought and its Connection to Taekwondo” • •
48. Koryu Bujutsu: Classical Warrior Traditions of Japan • • •
49. “Kung Fu fighting: the cultural pedagogy of the body in the Vovinam overseas” • • •
50. “Kwan Jyel Sul: Joint Manipulation” • •
51. Kyudo: The Way of the Bow • • •
52. “Managing Risk in Martial Arts Instruction” • •
53. “Marital Arts in Society: Re-Discovering Bushido” • • •
54. Martial Artist’s Book of Yoga, The • • •
55. Martial Arts America: A Western Approach to Eastern Arts • • •
56. “Martial Arts and Christian Beliefs: Are They Incompatible?” • • •
57. Martial Arts in the Modern World • •
58. Martial Arts of Renaissance Europe, The • • • •
59. Martial Arts of the Orient: Aikido, Iai-do, Jiu-jitsu, Judo, Karate, Kendo, Kung Fu, Kyudo, Naginata, Ninjutsu, Sumo, Taekwondo, Thai Boxing • • •
60. “Martial-Acrobatic Arts in Peking Opera” • • •
61. “Meaning of Martial Arts Training&44; The: A Conversation with Sawada Hanae” • • • •
62. “Ninja” • • •
63. Ninja and their Secret Fighting Art • •
64. Ninja Mind Control •
65. Ninja: The Invisible Assassins • •
66. Ninjutsu History and Tradition • •
67. Oyama: The Legend, The Legacy • •
68. Paper Swordsmen: Jin Yong and the Modern Chinese Martial Arts Novel • •
69. “Physiologic Study of Pressure Point Techniques Used in the MartialArts” • •
70. Power of Internal Martial Arts and Chi, The: Combat and Energy Secrets of Ba Gua, Tai Chi and Hsing-I • • •
71. “Qigong and Tai Chi: Nervous System” • • •
72. Qigong for Health and the Martial Arts • • •
73. Qigong for Health and Vitality • • •
74. SAS Self Defence • • • •
75. “Secrets and Heritage: The State of Filipino Martial Arts Today” • • •
76. Sharp Spear, Crystal Mirror • •
77. Sikh Religion • • •
78. “Stretching and Flexibility: Everything you never wanted to know” • • •
79. Stretching Scientifically: A Guide to Flexibility Training • • •
80. “Sudden Violence: Are You Prepared?” • •
81. “Sumo” • • •
82. “Sumo vs Gender Equality” • •
83. Sumo: A Pocket Guide • • •
84. “Swordsmanship and Esoteric Spirituality: An Introduction to Gerard Thibault's Academie De L'Espee” • • • •
85. Tai Chi for Stress Control and Relaxation • • •
86. “Tai Chi, for Your Health” • • •
87. “Take a Bite Out of Crime” • • •
88. “Traditional Korean Martial Sports” • • •
89. “Transformative Practices for Integrating Mind-Body-Spirit” • • •
90. “Treating Violence in the School through Traditional Martial Arts” • • •
91. “Ukiyo-E: Sumo as Martial Art” • • •
92. Ultimate Book of Martial Arts • • •
93. “War and Worship: Evolution of Martial Music and Dance in India” • • • •
94. Way of the Warrior: The Paradox of the Martial Arts • •
95. Way to the Martial Arts • • •
96. Ways of the Samurai, The: From Ronin to Ninjas the Fiercest Warriors in Japanese History • •
97. “What Value Can Be Found in Combat Sports?” •
98. When the Body Becomes All Eyes • • •
99. “Whole Legitimacy Thing, The” • •
100. Women in the Martial Arts • • •
101. “Women Warriors of Japan: The Role of Arms-Bearing Women in Japanese History” • • • •