Praise for 10 Rules of Karate …

“10 Rules of Karate is a book for readers who like it straight. The authors point out very clearly the why, what and how in karate when it comes to an unavoidable physical fight. Since losing isn’t an option on or off the mat, this is an absolute must read for karateka .” — Christian Wedewardt , Founder and Head of Karatepraxis (Frechen, Germany)

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“In your hands is a book that cuts straight through the chatter and gets to the point of unarmed self-defense. No relying on luck, no need for hoping that strength alone will carry the day. This is advice, as straight as it gets, which gets to the heart of what is important, and despite the title is applicable regardless of martial arts style or system. Wilder and Kane have a down-to-earth, straight-forward approach that makes this book both readable and informative. You will have moments of, ‘Why didn't I think of it like that before,’ and other moments where you feel that the scales have been removed from your eyes and you can see clearly for the first time. For the beginner martial artist or the seasoned veteran this book holds much value. Read. Absorb. Keep what is useful. The rest will take care of itself.” — Wallace Smedley , hung gar kung fu master instructor, taekwondo 3rd dan , Kickstart Kids instructor (Dallas/Fort Worth, United States)

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“Understanding your ‘why’ or purpose for martial arts training is key. 10 Rules of Karate serves as a vital self-defence roadmap in guiding you to an inevitable destination: to end violence immediately! Wilder and Kane, both prolific authors and active martial artists, have synthesized decades of their industry-proven experience to bring you 10 must-have principles to integrate into your martial arts and self-defence curriculum. Get the book. I did!” — Chris Hanson , Founder of Karate Unity (Toronto, Canada)

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“The beauty of dojo training is also its biggest weakness outside the dojo . Wilder and Kane masterfully take the safe, structured lessons of karate and show how they must adapt to survive the chaos of real-world violence. Weaving together boxing principles, samurai wisdom, tactics of warfare and even marketing strategy, they establish a seamless and immutable path to victory. Highly recommended!” — Goran Powell , 5th dan Goju Ryu karate, Writer of the Year British Martial Arts Awards 2017 (London, England)

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