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By Alex Gillis Tae Kwon Do's founders are fond of saying the art is filled with old dynasties and ancient warriors. They had their reasons for the myths. A Killing Art reveals some of the truths. Buy it at Amazon.com and Chapters.Indigo.ca, or contact me, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . The book is available in Spanish: www.unartemortal.com.ar. And in German: www.toedliche-kunst.de.
Jan. 26/13 blog: "Forearm-Block Sparring Pattern," from Grandmaster C. K. Choi
Interviews and reviews about A Killing Art: Book review by Ben Judkins (Oct. 10, 2012)
Book review by Eric Madis, martial arts historian. Totally Tae Kwon Do magazine ran a good review of my book, and readers voted A Killing Art as the number-one Tae Kwon Do book in 2009 (pages 22 and 23 of the mag's 8th issue). MartialEdge.net, interview with Lesley Jackson (U.K.). OpenBookToronto.com, 10 Questions about the book (Canada). Quill & Quire, by Jan Dutkiewicz (Canada). Maclean's magazine article, "One martial art battles cold war corruption," by Alex Gillis. Amazon.com reviews. Chapters.Indigo.com review. Blue Cliff TKD reviews. eBay review. |