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		<title>A Great Read by Miyamoto Musashi</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[While looking through some books and trying to decide on what should be the first book that i should review and talk about, it was not hard to see which one should be first on my list. Reading is an essential part of your martial arts path, as i have already informed you in a [...]


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		<description><![CDATA[The common and typical definition of a martial artist that is used today is of someone who does kata’s, weapons, sparring and board breaking. One thing that should be added to the definition of a martial artist is that he/she is a reader of the arts as well. There are lots of great books out [...]


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