Jerry Beasley Books

Mastering Karate

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Dr. Beasley presents the best ever history of how the Asian art of karate has evolved to meet the needs of American fighters. Beasley traces the roots of karate fighting principles to Gichin Funako...

JKD

By Jerry Beasley

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In Search of the Ultimate Martial Art

By Jerry Beasley Ed.D.

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This is the book that introduced America to the JKD Concepts method as taught by Dan Inosanto, Larry Hartsell and others. The book has an exellent interview with the late Larry Hartsell. Beasley, a...

The way of no way

By Jerry Beasley Ed.D.

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This book contains columns that were written for Karate International magazine. In the Karate International columns on JKD Beasley coined the term "Original Jeet Kune Do". Fasinating work. This boo...

The greatest karate fighter of all time

By Joe Lewis

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Nunchaku

By Fumio Demura

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Dojo dynamics

By Jerry Beasley

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Development of American Karate

By Jerry Beasley Ed.D.

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The Road

By Jerry Beasley

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The Jeet Kune Do experience

By Jerry Beasley Ed.D.

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This book is a combination of "Way of No Way" 1992 and "In Search of the Ultimate Martial Art" 1988. Beasley was one of the first authors to write about Dan Inosanto and the JKD Concepts method. Lo...

How to Convert ISBN-10 to ISBN-13 (and Vice Versa): A Complete Guide

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