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In Popular Judo, author Pat Butler has produced a book for the Judoka of any level that wishes to explore all the various techniques required for each grade level that comprises the Judo hierarchy. Originally published in 1958 Popular Judo takes a unique approach by detailing the techniques required for each grade (kyu) level in the Judo syllabus. From white belt to black belt, each chapter brakes down the throws, holds, and groundwork app...

THE MANUAL OF JUDO, originally published in 1961 is a comprehensive look into Judo techniques and a solid foundation for any practioner looking to expand their knowledge of the subject. At the time of its writing E.J. Harrison was a 4th Dan in Judo and recognized as an expert on the subject. E.J. Harrison provides a compelling and detailed explanation of various methods and techniques helpful to any practioner of Judo. Readers with some prio...

Defend Yourself with Judo was originally published in 1960 and is a concise and practical guide to self-defense applications using Judo techniques, In the author's own words: "What I have tried to offer is a reasonably comprehensive system of techniques, which I have found to prove their worth, whilst ¿ghting under combat conditions with a friend. Although individual mastery of each separate defence is the ¿rst essential, when this is achiev...

Originally published in 1961 "Judo: Attack and Defense" is still a relevant guide for the beginning student and a must-have for any martial arts library. Judo: Attack and Defense covers many techniques you would find in a typical Judo text but also techniques that are exclusive to self-defense methods. This book is intended for either the novice or experienced person involved in martial arts. Clear, thoughtful instructions along with illust...

First published in 1904 as Jiu-Jitsu Combat Tricks: Japanese Feats of- Attack & Defense in Personal Encounter, this unique volume is an invaluable addition to any athlete's library. Jiu-Jitsu (or Jujutsu as it is known as today) is a classic martial art developed primarily in Japan. Its roots can be traced back to the early seventeenth century, though it was only introduced to the United States in the late 1800s. In this one-of-a-kind manua...

Nat Fleischer was considered by many as the "Father of Boxing." Starting "Ring" magazine in 1922, Fleischer was an avid proponent and fan of boxing throughout his life. How to Box was originally written in 1929 and went through several editions up to the 10th edition in 1962. Created as a training manual for the beginning boxing enthusiast, Fleischer goes through the many aspects of boxing training with the intention of giving an insight...

One of the basic assumptions teachers of self-defense make is that one's potential opponent always possesses greater strength. Although this is of course not always the case, the assumption remains valid, for it is when one does find himself physically overpowered that he is in need of special skills. The techniques taught in this authoritative manual are therefore not based upon strength, but knowledge, skill, and timing: knowledge of the v...

In this book, Combat Judo Made Easy, with over 200 illustrations the author has produced a book for the person who would like a detailed introduction to Judo, specifically basic throws and holds to be executed along with clear text descriptions. Covering basic throws and counter-throws there is a significant amount of emphasis on basic Judo techniques but also sections dealing with weapons (knife, club, etc.), as well as specific self-defens...

Domenico Angelo also known as Angelo Domenico Malevolti Tremamondo was an Italian sword and fencing master. The son of a merchant, he was the founder of the Angelo Family of fencers. He has been praised as the first to emphasize fencing as a means of developing health, poise, and grace. As a result of his insight and influence, fencing changed from an art of war to a sport. Aaron A. Warford published multiple "How-To" books in the 1800's inclu...

American Combat Judo is a thorough study in the methods and techniques of hand-fighting. It is based upon classic Jiu-jutsu but incorporates improvements in the scientific development of modes of personal combat. It also borrows from wrestling, boxing and la Savate (foot-fighting). those special features that are peculiarly adapted for a system of hand-fighting. Originally published in 1944, the purpose of American Combat Judo was twofold. ...

In 1926, Seattle Police Patrolman S. J. Jorgensen was a nationally-known pistol champ and Jiu-Jitsu instructor. In 1938, he published Thirty-Six Secret Knock-Out Blows without the use of Fists which is partially based on the Danzan Ry¿ style of Ju Jitsu founded by Seishiro Okazaki. The booklet is filled with images showing knock-outs, headlock breaks, and other self-defense techniques. Svend Jens "Jorgy" Jorgensen (1890-1974) was born in De...

The object of this book is to instruct the reader in the use of Judo in self-defence. For this reason, the author, who has a very enviable knowledge of this particular section of the art, lays emphasis on bone-locks and strangle-holds, coupled with defences against them. He has deliberately avoided the use of the orthodox technical terms which might be confusing to the newcomer to Judo, and certainly this omission by no means detracts from the...

First published in 1948, Modern Fencing was used to train generations of fencing students at the U.S. Naval Academy. It is unique among fencing manuals because it contains separate lessons in all three weapons-the foil, épée and sabre-rather than just one. Modern Fencing is still considered one of the best fencing manuals ever written and is often cited by modern fencing masters for its concise lessons and excellent photos. This edition has...

There are some that see this book as one of the best guides to learning Jiu-Jitsu ever written in English. There is some debate however on how much the founder of Judo, Professor Jigoro Kano, was involved in its production. Regardless of the lineage involved, this books has over 160 holds and throws clearly explained, with over 500 photographs and four charts providing further clarification. Pressure points, balance, falling, and every othe...

Considered by many boxing enthusiasts as one of the finest boxing manuals ever created. This book was developed by the U.S. Navy in 1943 as a response to World War II, by commissioning the best boxing coaches and trainers to build a boxing program for Naval Aviation training. The manual covers fighting psychology, history, instructional procedures, ring science and techniques and more. The techniques include punching, defenses, counters and...

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Unarmed Self Defense: 12 Lessons from a Police Judo Expert was originally published as an article for Popular Science magazine in 1962. Adapted from Mr. Ewen's book, Modern Judo and Self-Defense it is a concise and well-illustrated introduction into essential Judo techniques, like Hip throws, Arm-Locks, etc. With over 40 illustrations produced by Dana Rasmussen exclusively for the magazine publication this manual is a great addition to a Ma...

Judo and its use in Hand-to-Hand Combat is one of many World War II "Combatives" instruction series created by various part of the United States Armed Forces in order to effectively train soldiers in hand-to-hand combat. This unique work was written by William H. Caldwell, a member of the famous Navy "Seabees", United States Naval Construction Battalions. This no-nonsense straightforward manual covers many personal combat situations and take...