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Relevant Information: Author = Stuart Anslow Brief summary of the item: Discussion on the "true" applications of the Tuls, the patterns of Taekwondo. Recommended by Sensei Iain Abernethy who is a pioneer of Karate Kata application Good Points: Clear. Thorough. Well written. Captivating. Bad Points: None General Comments: A great help for students in understanding their patterns, their "true" applications and their histories and unique philosophies. I can see this being of great benefit in my future TKD and gradings in particular. User reviews
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Sunday, 06 January 2008 Written by Peter Jones - View all my reviews - Top 10 Reviewer
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Monday, 07 January 2008 Written by G Night
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Good Points: Thoughtful, logical views on the methodology behind the pattern applications which has been long overlooked along with the very interesting historical background. The fact the book is also an on-going reference manual, make it an excellent investment. Bad Points: None General Comments: Bloody good book thats well overdue and should be in every Taekwon-do students collection
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