What is your Favorite Martial Arts Book?

[Radhnoti]

"Living the Martial Way" by Forrest Morgan

It's the book that REALLY got me to start, and is still one of the best I've read.

[chen zhen]

a thick book written by Yang Jwing-Ming, about Qigong, I don't remember the name.

[Dark Knight]

Fighters Notebook

www.mma.tv and order it

[David Jamieson]

Lam Sai Wings books - On the heiroglyph I, subdue the tiger | The Tiger and the Crane | The Iron Thread

Lam Wing Kits books - Siu Nim Tao | Chum Kiu |Biu Ji

Lam Kwong Wing - Moi Fa, The Plum Flower Fist North Shaolin #7

best books I've bought about Chinese Martial arts.
The first six because they provide tremendous insight into some of the subtleties of Hung Gar and Wing Chun Kungfu and the last because it has been an excellent manual for maintaining this form as it was taught to me.

cheers

[Shaolin-Do]

Chen Zhen -
you thinking about either - The Essence of Shaolin White Crane
or Comprehensive applications of Baguazang (sp?) forgot where the h goes...

[Brad]

Kugnfu Elements by Liang Shou Yu and Wu Wen Ching
Comprehensive Applications of Shaolin Chin Na by Dr. Yang Jwing- Ming
Emei Baguazhang by Liang Shou Yu & Yang Jwing-Ming(though I don't know enough Bagua to judge it's quality, lol)
Xing Yi Nei Gong: Xing Yi Health Maintenance and Internal Strength Development by Tim Cartmell(compiler) and Dan Miller (editor)
The Skill of Xingyiquan by Li Tian Ji

[perrylo]

Kungfu Elements and Qigong Empowerment by Grandmaster Shou-Yu Liang and Master Wen-Ching Wu.

[jun_erh]

I liked the "108 movements of the Shaolin Wooden Men Hall" which Leung Ting reissued from his collection f old manuscripts. It looks alot like my kuo Shu class.