John Mullin
Written by John MullinLegend Productions continues to produce quality video products. They have become a storehouse of historical significance for Shotokan karate.
Geoff Thompson
Written by Geoff Thompson'People often think of me as an anti-traditionalist, because I teach reality martial arts, but nothing could be further from the truth; I owe everything to my formative years in Shotokan karate,
John Mitchell
Written by John MitchellGrowing up in the north of England, meant learning how to defend myself in the rough and ready city of my birth - Salford, Lancashire. By age 18 I was pretty good at taking care of myself, and I will admit I was openly aggressive at time.
Rod Butler - Shotokan Karate England
Written by Rod ButlerI love the DVDs that Ged Moran and Legend have produced. There is so little early shotokan on film and the Legend DVDs are the equivalent of a great Karate History Book - one that will be enjoyed for decades to come.
The Art of War Ian Duffield
Written by Ian DuffieldI first bought The Art of War when it was first released on video tape, and I can only describe it as inspiring. At that in 1996 I was getting really disillusioned with karate because of the increasing political goings on
Elwyn Hall
Written by Elwyn HallI have known Ged Moran for almost over 30 years, both as a karate-ka and a friend. His knowledge of karate has certainly given him the edge in video production. Ged and television producer Allan Bardsley created two programmes for me, and both had all the production values that you might expect from a London facility house – truly excellent quality.
Edmondo Crimi
Written by Edmondo CrimiGed Moran and Legend TV planned, shot, produced and edited the sizzle reel and promotional materials for my reality television show on the ANTIQUE BUSINESS. Thanks to Legend TV, my television show is on the road to success! I have also been practicing Shotokan for over 40 years, and I am a great fan of the Karate programs produced by Legend TV.
