_Simon_
Senior Master
Ah fair enough, and yeah Davey is indeed hehe. He's got a side project band now as well called Xtrmst that are hardcore ('straight-edge' hardcore), it's pretty extreme stuff, the guitarwork is ridiculous...
What nonfiction book are you currently reading?
- Thread starter arnisador
- Start date
KabutoKouji
Green Belt
I think I would probably like their early stuff - I should probably check it out
K Williams
Blue Belt
SOG Knives by Michael W. Silvey
Flying Crane
Sr. Grandmaster
History of Life, fifth edition, by Richard Cowen
A little palaeontology.
A little palaeontology.
K Williams
Blue Belt
101 Skills You Need To Survive In The Woods by Guro Kevin Estela.
ShortBridge
3rd Black Belt
The Art of Raising a Puppy by the Monks on New Skete
The Expert Sword-Man's Companion: Or the True Art of Self-Defence by Donald McBane.
https://www.amazon.com/Expert-Sword-Mans-Companion-SELF-DEFENCE-Transactions/dp/1542618320
https://www.amazon.com/Expert-Sword-Mans-Companion-SELF-DEFENCE-Transactions/dp/1542618320
_Simon_
Senior Master
Love love love the Heart Sutra.... I must have read it hundreds of times....
It was an interesting read. The first book was better than the sequel. Not at all sure I buy the "true story" claim.Wasn't sure if fiction or nonfiction, but apparently mostly a true story. Saw the movie yeeeears ago but have never read the book! Have had it sitting on the bookshelf for probably 15 years haha. Am sure it'll relate to martial arts too.. looking forward to it
Wasn't sure if fiction or nonfiction, but apparently mostly a true story. Saw the movie yeeeears ago but have never read the book! Have had it sitting on the bookshelf for probably 15 years haha. Am sure it'll relate to martial arts too.. looking forward to it
Dan is a good guy. Was able to train with him a bit during his Systema exploration. He is an experienced martial artist and gymnast. I enjoy his books and liked the movie. He had a cameo in the movie. Enjoy the read.
Regards
Brian King
_Simon_
Senior Master
No way really... very cool Brian! I also had no idea he was a martial artist, just the gymnast, well there you go, can't wait to get started on it now
Marc MacYoung's new e-book -- Multiple Attackers- I'm reading it now. It MUST be an electronic purchase, and you want to read it on a tablet or PC to really be able to watch the videos that illuminate the point. He's gathered a lot of good information regarding the realities of dealing with multiple attackers, putting it into terms that you don't need to be a lawyer or martial artist to understand. And he's committed to keeping the links intact and current, and even tweaking if necessary or appropriate over time, meaning that if you keep your device/e-library synced up, it'll update itself.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08GRZBDZJ/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08GRZBDZJ/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0
@jks9199 Kris Wilder and Marc had a nice long discussion (as they are want to do) that covered info on the book and different things going on. It is worth a listen. Multiple parts.
"Animal” MacYoung – Group Attack II ! - Stickman Publications, Martial Arts Podcast
_Simon_
Senior Master
Wake up, thread!
Just finished reading through just the four gospels in the new testament, but the Lamsa translation version (directly from Aramaic rather than through multiple languages), awesome.
Bought this book 8 years ago on the dot and realised I hadn't read it (this happens frequently), starting it now. Mainly on Hui-neng's teachings.
Just finished reading through just the four gospels in the new testament, but the Lamsa translation version (directly from Aramaic rather than through multiple languages), awesome.
Bought this book 8 years ago on the dot and realised I hadn't read it (this happens frequently), starting it now. Mainly on Hui-neng's teachings.
Jared Traveler
2nd Black Belt
Similar threads
- Baytor
- The Comedy Cafe
