Classical Warrior Traditions of Japan Book 1: Koryu Bujutsu Edited by Diane Skoss

Classical Warrior Traditions of Japan Book 1: Koryu Bujutsu Edited by Diane SkossKoryu Bujutsu is the first new book on the arts of the Japanese samurai to appear in over twenty years. Written by the foremost Western practitioner writers, these eight essays are based on experiences with authentic Japanese traditions and teachers gained during decades spent living, researching, and training in Japan. Together they offer a fascinating, literate, and insightful view into the classical warrior ways of feudal Japan. Compiled and edited

with your hands tied to the back

I also noticed that a lot of my students were not using "Under Hooks" the correct way from the half guard

the truth is that doesn’t have to take decades – especially in the modern-day when we all know we could learn pretty complex things in a record time

The True Meaning of Mugai-ryu Iai Hougyoku-kai

Specific Techniques for Combat Situations

Chief instructor of the Nippon Kempo Federation

Everything goes through the body

and Chinese cities studying Oriental Spiritual Disciplines

Details will make the difference between a submission attempt that can be defended and the development of a guaranteed submission that will allow you to win the fight

It analyzes your best techniques when a gun is pointed at you from the front

-Gripping: control the knife arm

you are ready for the next step -- FOOTWORK