Tiger of Shotokan Karate
by Keinosuke Enoeda
a new great book by Rod Butler
"If you ever trained with Sensei Enoeda you will want this book - If you never trained with Sensei Enoeda you will need this book."
In full colour throughout with pages size 270mm x 210mm, packed with more than 200 fantastic pictures - many never seen before.
Chapter 1. 'Inoshishi'
Enoeda's early family life in Japan with contributions from his closest family, up to his time in Takushoku University.
Chapter 2. 'The Enoeda Era'
The effect that Enoeda had on the world after his success at the 1963 All Japan Champion-ships. There are some stunning pictures in this chapter and contributions from around the world.
Chapter 3. 'Marshall Street'
All the information about the famous Marshall Street Dojo, with contributions from some of the original students in the club.
Chapter 4. 'Crystal Palace'
The stories, the training, the parties and the fun. All is revealed with photos and infor-mation from long serving attendees of the courses with the worlds top instructors that attracted many thousands of students.
Chapter 5. 'K1 JKA'
The Scottish connection, with some great pictures and stories from JKA Scotland and the origin of the Enoeda personalised numberplate. Also Sensei Enoeda goes to Buckingham Palace and sees the Queen.
Chapter 6. 'Golf'
When not teaching, travelling or training, time was spent on the golf courses of the world. Stories from Sensei Enoeda's personal caddy and some of his earliest golfing partners.
Chapter 7. 'The Books and Videos'
All the details of the Enoeda Video tapes and books with contributions from some who took part in their production.
Chapter 8. 'Get a Point ! The Lessons'
Master Enoeda's lessons, re-created in picture form, so that they can be preserved and used again and again by students and instructors alike.
Chapter 9. 'Sunset - The Legacy'
Contributions from all around the world. From some of the worlds top instructors to the memories of young children who have trained with this great master of karate.
270 mm x 210 mm
ISBN 0-9546947-1-6
30,00 €
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