Dance of Death Kata Dan-te, the Dance of the Deadly Hands

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Free Download Day Lawrence - Dance of Death: Kata Dan-te, the Dance of the Deadly Hands
Dojo Press | 2010 | ISBN: 143576918X | English | 132 pages | PDF | 16.48 MB
Kata Dan-te, the Dance of the Deadly Hands, is without doubt, the most savage and terrifying self-defense form known to man. It is composed of forty-five of the deadliest poison hand techniques ever devised, each one of which is guaranteed to kill, cripple or maim any attacker.

Count Juan Raphael Dante, also known as John Keehan, founder of the American branch of the feared and respected Black Dragon Fighting Society, selected from the vicious techniques of the many martial arts with which he was familiar, those which were most deadly and taught them only to his most select students.
This Long Form of those fists was developed by Grandmaster Lawrence Day and Ashida Kim from the techniques they learned training with John Keehan, and is practiced today and named in his honor by all members of their fraternal Order of Brotherhood.
While each fist can stand alone, the Kata Dan-te Long Form goes a step further and combines them into lethal fighting combinations capable of devastating any attacker in fractions of a second.
These techniques are presented here as a historical study of an ancient and honorable formal martial art exercise that is required for graduation to Black Belt 1st Degree, as well as the ultimate in self-defense. Learning just one of these fists might save your life.
True martial arts, however, are not about fighting. They are about self-improvement, about empowering the individual to stand up for himself and do the right thing. Train yourself and be your own master. One of your skill and ability need only follow this course of instruction to be certain of success.

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