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The Art Of War by Sun Tzu This book was said to have been carried by Napolion and was a constant read for him. I myself have read this many times and think it is a fantastic guide into the tactics and strategies of war. |
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Ip Man Portrait of a Kung Fu Master By Ip Ching, Ron Heimburger This is a must have book for anyone who studies Wing Chun in the Ip Man lineage. Once I picked up this book I couldn't put it down. Not only a book on the story of his life but also filled with lessons to live by. Two Tan Sau's up! ;-) |
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Tao of Jeet Kune Do By Bruce Lee An often misunderstood book (It's not a technique book). Bruce Lee's philosophies contained in these pages are priceless. Like the great Samurai Miyamoto Musashi, Bruce Lee discovered the truth within himself to become the legend we all admire. Teaching us that WE use the Gung Fu, the Gung Fu doesn't use us. |
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A Book of Five Rings By Miyamoto Musashi I think I've read this 100 times, maybe more. This legendary book is required reading at many businesses around the world showing the universal application of the principles within. Get it, read it, absorb it! |
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Tao Te Ching By Stephen Mitchel Author: Lao-Tzu If I read the Book of Five Rings 100 times, then I must have read this one 1000 times. A whole class of Tan Sau's up! |
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Living The Martial Way By Forrest E. Morgan, Maj USAF This one was given to me by a Gung Fu brother many years ago. Not one of my favorites but a very good guide into the world of the warrior way of life. Worth having in your library. |
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Complate Wing Chun by Robert Chu, Rene Ritchie and Y.Wu Authors Robert Chu, Rene Ritchie and Y.Wu do a great job of avoiding the Wing Chun political mess and get to the facts about each lineage. Like I always say, "It's all Wing Chun." Two Tan Sau's Up! |
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Grandmaster William Cheung books. For anyone of the Cheung lineage, these three books are a must have. |
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Zen in the Martial Arts By Joe Hyams I've been reading this book since as long as I can remember. I have owned about 25 copies of it.... why you ask? Because I lend them out all the time and never get them back. But I love the book so much that I always go out and buy a new one. I highly recommend adding it to your collection. |
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Mastering Kung Fu Featuring Shaolin Wing Chun By Garrett Gee, Benny Meng & Richard Loewenhagen. Forward by Andreas Hoffman Purchased this book practicaly as soon as it was published and devoured it!!! This is a fantastic read into the historical myths and facts of Wing Chun. Two Tan Sau's Up! Way up!!! |
