Stephen F. Kaufman, Hanshi, 10th Dan, is the holder of the
highest title and rank attainable in the martial arts. His martial
system, Hebi-ryu ("School of the Snake"), is recognized as one of
the most effective martial methods in the world. A career spanning
close to 60 years began in Okinawa in the 1950's. He's acknowledged
as the "founding father" of American karate and has received
countless awards and honors, including an induction into the World
Karate Union Hall of Fame as Author of the Year in 2011.
Kaufman has authored and interpreted many martial arts titles
including The Art of War by Sun Tzu, The Way of the Modern Warrior,
and The Shogun's Scroll, all available from Tuttle Publishing.
"Finally, someone has interpreted this classic book specifically
for the martial artist as it was originally intended." --Inside
Kung-Fu
"…Kaufman does an excellent job of translating the text." --Dr.
Henry Smith, Professor Emeritus, Dept. of East Asian Languages &
Cultures, Columbia University
"There was a time when I was reading this book before all my major
competition. It focused my mind on the conceptual behind skill
development and application. If you have the ability to understand
concepts and apply them to your interests, this book is for you."
--BJJ Canvas
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