January 2023 Book Survey Part 3
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Welcome to the January 2023 book survey, part three. I decided to break this month's survey into three posts. This is the third. In the first post I looked at Krav Maga . In the second post I looked at combatives . Introduction In January 2023, I (Richard) continued my reading plan. This post looks at mixed martial arts. These sorts of books are rare today. In each case, I expect a modern content creator would visit a studio like BJJ Fanatics and record a video instructional. Even in an age of digital books, it's probably cheaper and more profitable to spend a few days recording and editing a series of videos. The product is probably more useful to the student as well. Video is tougher for the average martial arts historian to digest, however. Ultimate Fighting Techniques Volume 1: The Top Game, Royce Gracie, Kid Peligro, 2005 Ultimate Fighting Techniques Volume 2: Fighting from the Bottom, Royce Gracie, Kid Peligro, 2006 Ultimate Fighting Techniques volume 1 and volume 2