Kata Dan ’te. Dance of Deadly Hands‪.‬

In this book is presented a specific kata, Kata Dan ’te. Dan means "deadly" and Te means, "hand" So, “Kata Dan’te" would translate as Dance of the Deadly Hands.
Kata Dan ’te was created and fostered by Count Juan Raphael Dante, founder of the American branch of the feared and respected Black Dragon Fighting Society. He selected from the vicious techniques of the Ninja, those, which were most deadly.
Kata Dan’te employs every major "hand-weapon" it strikes every major vital and fatal point on the human body and is designed to destroy the enemy is the simplest and most efficient manner possible.
Kata Dan’te is composed of twenty-seven of the deadliest “iron hand” strikes ever devised by man. In order to defend oneself, one need not spend years practicing nor suffer the indignities of training under the many brutal “black belts” who now abound in the world, nor disfigure the hands to “turn them into weapons” or "talons of terror." But, for most people who are interested in protecting themselves from muggers, rapists, or killers, all that is required is one hour's study of the practice form, illustrated here. And that may be all that is needed to someday save your life.
Members of the Black Dragon Fighting Society are required to perform this exercise in ten seconds or less. Practice at that speed develops strength and concentration sufficient to make the strikes effective.