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Miyamoto Mushashi's "The Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Mushashi

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A best selling book now available on DVD. You will learn Mushashi's strategies: Ground/mastering strategy, Water/spirit of the Samurai, Fire/fighting technique, Wind/Schools of the sword, Void/Warrior philosophy. Learn why this classic text has stood the test of time and is considered one of the world's leading books on military strategy.

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review of George Alexander
Reviewer: garyw
a practioner of kyokushin karate-brown on black
4/25/2006 5:39:50 AM

I am not quite sure how much of a martial artist Mr. Alexander is from watching the DVD.
I thought it was a low budget production, with not a whole lot of technique demonstrated. His delivery was stiff. I did pick up a couple of interesting things though. Permalink

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