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The Philosophy and Principles of Wad? Ry? Karate

Raymond Reid
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Pages
280
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Brown Dog Books

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The Philosophy & Principles of Wad? Ry? Karate - explores the deeper principles underlying Wad?-Ry? Karate beyond technique alone. Drawing upon decades of practice and teaching experience, Raymond Alan Reid examines timing, distancing, movement, mindset, and character development through the perspective of traditional bud? principles. The book bridges martial arts philosophy with practical modern understanding, making it accessible to karate practitioners, instructors, and readers interested in discipline, personal growth, and lifelong learning. Combining technical insight with reflective discussion, it presents karate not simply as a method of fighting, but as an ongoing path of practice and self-cultivation.

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  • General (Philosophy)
  • Philosophy
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General (Martial Arts)
  • Martial Arts
  • Sports & Recreation

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