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In Advanced Judo and Self-Defence, author Pat Butler has produced a book for the judoka who has a knowledge of the basic throws and holds in judo but wishes to build upon the foundation he or she has established. As in most building operations it is essential to ensure that the foundation is sound and the reader will excuse a certain amount of emphasis being placed on what may seem to be quite elementary matters. Covering basic throws and c...

In this book, G. Koizumi, internationally known authority and the "father" of Judo in the West, draws upon his lifelong experience to present the principles and technical fundamentals of this exciting sport. The various schools of Ju Jutsu including all their techniques, traditional methods and secrets of the art, are explained. Each position and throw is illustrated with a clear, easy-to-follow photograph. The real value of Judo lies in ...

Judo is a fighting sport, calling for courage and endurance, but it also teaches both mental and physical control and balance. If you want to excel at the sport of judo, this remarkable handbook offers you a ready-made course. It gives you a complete orientation to the principles, practices and techniques of judo, helps you develop split-second timing and flawless technique as you learn to master the most difficult throws and counters. Dealing...

The Judo Instructor seeks to explain the basic requirements for the Judoka seeking promotion through the Kyu grades to the First Kyu (Brown Belt). Performance in contest, which is also required, can only be gained by personal experience on the tatami. Mere knowledge of the subject matter alone is not enough-application of that knowledge is the criterion of skill. It is analogous to reading and studying music and being judged by your skill on t...

Known as the 'Kawaishi Method', Mikinosuke Kawaishi created a method of Judo intended for Europeans when he settled in France which also become known as 'French Judo'. Its aim was to make known in its entirety, Japanese Judo from the source, since at the present time in Japan Judo had been obliged to discard quite a number of holds regarded as dangerous. My Method of Judo covers all Judo techniques including Throws, Immobilizations, Strangul...

Arwrology is derived from the old Welsh word 'arwr', meaning an all-out hand-to-hand fighter. Arwrology was originally released in 1943 for use in training combatants for World War II. Martial artists from all over the world quickly hailed its superior fighting methods, and today it remains one of the most highly sought after-and most valuable-fighting manuals in the world. Arwrology is distinctive because it uses a single system of conditio...

Most books on judo seem to fall naturally into one of two categories-elementary works designed for the beginner or casual reader, and those which seek to give a comprehensive treatment of the whole ¿eld. The Mechanics of Judo seeks a different and more limited objective. Its sole aim is to increase the student's effectiveness on the mats, and it is addressed primarily to serious judoka who are engaged in regular practice. With this purpose ...

A very rare WWII combative, "How to Fight Tough", has been reprinted and is now available! This reprint is a faithful reproduction of the original with original formatting and graphics and digitally-enhanced photographs. At the outset of World War II, boxing heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey was appointed as a lieutenant in the U.S. Coast Guard and given the job of director of physical fitness. His orders: "Make 'em tough!" His task: to tea...

One of the most successful college boxing coaches of all time, John J. Walsh guided the University of Wisconsin to eight NCAA boxing championships and 35 individual titles coaching the Badgers' boxing team from 1934 to 1958. Originally published in 1951 in this book Walsh breaks down the fundamentals of boxing and boxing coaching from the most basic fundamentals of the sport to specific workouts designed for maximum efficiency. Included ...

In developing a system of self-defense specifically for women, Bill Underwood took a practical and efficient approach to self-defense for women of the era. Originally published in 1994 "Self-Defense for Women: Combato", takes Bill's "Combato" system and applies it to specific situations and circumstances where the application can be maximized. A valuable part of martial arts history and an informative guide packed with over 130 photographs to...

In Judo the art of throwing is spectacular, whereas the art of grappling on the floor is less dramatic. Many judoka are good throwers, but very few know all the tricks of grappling. To be a true Judo player one must be equally proficient in both these arts, which are complementary to each other. Grappling is an important art which has many things in common with wrestling. It is extremely advantageous to learn this art in order to be competen...

Joseph Vince was a champion fencer and coach who developed his own unique style and was one of the premier leaders of U.S. Fencing. Fundamentals of Foil Fencing is a well-written, concise study of foil fencing and the many elements that comprise the sport specifically related to working with the foil (versus the Épée or Saber). This book is a great aid for the student of the game to develop a complete understanding of the fundamentals of thi...

From the word HAJIME! this book will improve your ability to win in this keenest of all competitive sports. The first book of its kind in the field, CONTEST JUDO is a highly unique contribution intended to improve the play of beginners as well as advanced Judoka. It covers in detail important aspects such as evaluating your opponent before the bout begins, how best to play and counter-play, the techniques most often used in a shiai, what dan...

An "unauthorized" yet sympathetic biography, by a prominent African-American sportswriter (A.S. "Doc" Young), of the heavyweight boxing champion who was famous for being infamous. Written in 1963 shortly after Sonny Liston took the title away from then-champ Floyd Patterson with a stunning first-round knockout on September 25, 1962, this biography takes a look at Liston's long ascent to the pinnacle of boxing. Liston had to overcome a hard a...

Archie Moore was the longest reigning World Light Heavyweight Champion of all time (December 1952-May 1962). He had one of the longest professional careers in the history of the sport, competing from 1935 to 1963. Nicknamed "The Mongoose", and then "The Old Mongoose" in the latter half of his career, Moore was a highly strategic and defensive boxer, with a strong chin and unusual resilience. A story of grit, determination and drive, The Arc...

Many books have been written for the Judo beginner. Most are of the "do-it-yourself" variety, but in most places today it should seldom, if ever, be necessary for anyone to have to learn judo without an instructor. Originally published in 1963, the aim of "Judo" was to create a book that would help the beginner who is studying Judo under an instructor. The information in the book is intended to complement what your instructor tells you, to ...

In no other sport can mere brute strength be so quickly and so decisively overcome by sheer skill as in Judo-the modern, scientific form of Jiu-Jitsu. This practical guide will enable any physically normal person, practising with reasonable diligence, to develop in a short time the speed and finesse necessary for mastering the science of Jiu-Jitsu. Judo is also splendid as a day-by-day method for keeping fit as well as valuable equipment for...

For any Judoka looking to bring their 'Newaza' or groundwork to the next level, E.J. Harrison provides a compelling and detailed explanation of various methods and techniques helpful to any practioner of Judo. Readers with some prior practical and theoretical knowledge of the art of Judo and reasonable familiarity with its Japanese and English terminology will get the most use out of this text. The famous Japanese Shihan (instructor) Tsuneta...

Mikinosuke Kawaishi was founder of the 'Kawaishi Method' of Judo. Along with progressing the sport of Judo in France he also spent considerable effort in creating created a practical method of Self Defence. My Method of Self-Defence covers many techniques you would find in a typical Judo text but also techniques that are exclusive to self-defence methods. This book is intended for either the novice or experienced person involved in marti...

Judo: Basic Principles is the authoritative manual for the interested beginner in Judo. One does not have to vie for the coveted black belt to enjoy the physical and mental benefits associated with this art form. Covering everything from basic breakfalls and throws to complicated locks and strangle-holds this is a well-authored and very comprehensive look at Judo techniques. Each technique is carefully and clearly explained with the aid of ill...