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Lee Wedlake books?
Has anyone read the Lee Wedlake books? would you recommend them?
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Yes and yes.
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jjpregler (10-03-2007)
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What Amy said, personally I liked them better than Infinite Insights, the writing wasn't as, um, annoying.
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jjpregler (10-03-2007)
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i agree with Amy. No doubt about it.
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jjpregler (10-03-2007)
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Great books. Highly recommended.
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jjpregler (10-03-2007)
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His book Kenpo Karate 101 : What the Beginner and the Black Belt Should Know is actually the best-selling single book on my web book store (see link below).
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jjpregler (10-03-2007)
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All are great. He is a great person and teacher. The books are very easy to follow. I have given them to lower belts (as they are an easier read than EPAK books).
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jjpregler (10-03-2007)
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You felt "Infinite Insights" was annoying?Originally Posted by Blindside
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Re: Lee Wedlake books?
Thank you all fopr the responses. I am currently re-reading INfinite Insights, after that I will start on his books.
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