Martial Arts Soul, One Man's Journey
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Martial Arts Soul is like a “Chicken Soup” for the martial arts soul. The stories focus on Larry Louderback’s journey in the martial arts from the past 36 years. These stories are amusing and inspirational.
Larry Louderback
Larry Louderback’s education is focused on communication. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Communication from University of Phoenix, an Associate’s degree in Media Technology from Lansing Community College. He has worked in worked in both television and radio; currently he works as the Studio Supervisor for WPBF TV in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.Mr. Louderback also has his own martial arts dojo, "South Florida Samurai". "South Florida Samurai" is also the banner which he writes his blog under, as well as his Facebook Page, and You Tube Channel.Mr. Louderback has been in love with the martial arts since his first lesson in 1980. He trains in a variety of martial arts: Matsubayshi Ryu Karate-Do, the samurai sword, nunchaku and Shaolin Kempo Karate.It is said we learn about each other by sharing stories of our lives. Mr. Louderback would like to share parts of his journey in the martial arts in hopes of building a stronger foundation with others.
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Martial Arts Soul, One Man's Journey - Larry Louderback
Martial Arts Soul
One Man’s Journey
Larry Louderback
Published by Larry Louderback at Smashwords
Copyright 2016 Larry Louderback
Chapter One
Dedication
I would like to dedicate this book to my family:
To my wife who has been putting up with my crap since my black belt test; she has also been the receiver of my side kick which I will never live down.
My son, Cole. I never thought the day would come when the two of us would train together; sharing ideas and trading techniques.
My daughter, who I have never accidently
punched or kicked.
My parents, who took me to my first karate class back in 1980. They raised me with the Spirit of the Bushido. That’s not what they called it but it was good morals and ethics.
Most importantly a big thank you, goes to Ashley C. Harris, who has helped and guided me through the book writing process.You meet people for a reason; Ashley is truly one of those people I was meant to meet. I couldn’t have come this far without her. Thank you, Ashley.
Chapter Two
Foreword
Thank you for buying my first book.
Most people want to know why you would write a book.
I was at a National Association of Professional Martial Artists (NAPMA) conference years ago and attended a seminar with Steven Hayes, the foremost authority on the ninja. He said, we learn by sharing stories.
That made a lot of sense to me, we learn about each other through sharing stories of our lives. Then a few years ago while working with a marketing friend, he said something similar, everyone has a story to tell.
Everyone has a story to tell
, that started to resonate with me. A Chicken Soup kind of thing.
I started thinking about who and