Title: A book of no-importance
Product review: Well, after just finishing reading a friend's copy of this book, I have this to say about it, it's pure hogwash (pardon my redneck terminology). If one were to compare this 'work' with other books and that of history, it would almost be funny as to the innaccuracies contained therein. After having seen the author perform before (and being summarily unimpressed whatsoever) and knowing people that trained in it, I was interested in seeing the responses to the book on here. It is clear what the defining line is: All of the good reviews come from students of the art and/or the grandmaster, and all the bad reviews come from people outside the system. Obviously, being in the system does not allow for objectivity and leads to an almost cult like behaviour. This book is as one reviewer put it, only appropriate as a student manual for someone in the system. It doesn't contain any truthful or real information about real shaolin. Skip this one and go read something else.
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