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Cover of Essential Ju-Jitsu: Origins, Principles & Practices

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Essential Ju-Jitsu: Origins, Principles & Practices

Verghese, Dan

Publisher
Independently published
Publication date
2022-11-09
Pages
198
Language
en
Format
Paperback
Art & Photography
Synopsis · may contain spoilers

Traditional Ju-Jitsu has a rich and varied history, dating back at least 700 years. Originally developed by the samurai, ju-jitsu has evolved into a complete, practical self-defence system ideally suited to the challenges of the modern world.From feudal Japan, to the British suffragettes and the Second World War, to police and militaries around the world, and to widespread modern-day practise by children and adults, ju-jitsu has stood the test of time and offers something for everyone.The holistic nature of ju-jitsu, combines strikes, throws, holds, blocks, locks, strangles, and weapons with scientific principles of movement, balance and leverage. This makes this unique and fascinating martial art a continually rewarding way to get fit, de-stress, learn self-defence, challenge yourself and realise your full potential.This book has something for the novice and experienced practitioner alike. Learn about: History and development of ju-jitsu Essential principles, concepts and benefits Grading systems, ranks and etiquette Example techniques Kobudo weapons training Ju-jitsu’s relationship to other martial arts Competition formats Self-defence and the law.Essential Ju-Jitsu also includes a comprehensive English-Japanese glossary, striking-point diagrams and other quick-reference resources.Dan Verghese is a 3rd degree ju-jitsu black belt and has practised a variety of martial arts since the age of seventeen, including taekwondo, eskrima, judo, bojutsu, kobudo, aikido and Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

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