The martial spirit: an introduction to the origin, philosophy, and psychology of the martial arts

Woodstock, N.Y.: Overlook Press (1977)
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Emphasis is on mental training and the philosophical, psychological, and spiritual elements of the martial arts in this comparison of the various martial-arts systems and mind-body problems often encountered

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