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Jiu Jitsu - A Superior Leverage Force - Muscle Science Tricks of Jiu-Jitsu - The Japanese Art of Wrestling and Self-Defense - Paperback

Jiu Jitsu - A Superior Leverage Force - Muscle Science Tricks of Jiu-Jitsu - The Japanese Art of Wrestling and Self-Defense - Paperback

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by Anon (Author)

Unlock the secrets to dominating any opponent, regardless of size, with Jiu Jitsu - A Superior Leverage Force. This classic text published during the early 20th century, popularized the idea that Japanese Jiu-Jitsu (Jujutsu) was a true science based on physics and anatomical leverage, not brute strength.

This manual promises to reveal the "Muscle Science Tricks" of the art, focusing on the principles that allow a smaller, weaker individual to defeat a stronger aggressor. It serves as a vital historical document showcasing the early Western fascination with the practical self-defense and wrestling applications of the Japanese art.

Key Techniques and Principles:

  • Superior Leverage Force: Detailed explanations of how to use fulcrums and body mechanics to amplify your strength and minimize effort.
  • Anatomical Weak Points: Instructions on applying pressure to vulnerable joint locks, chokes, and nerve points (often referred to as 'tricks').
  • Japanese Art of Wrestling: Focus on the close-quarters, grappling, and standing self-defense techniques that form the core of classical Jujutsu.
  • Practical Self-Defense: A curriculum dedicated to quick, effective solutions for real-world encounters, making it an essential guide for close-combat enthusiasts.

Whether you are a historian of martial arts, a practitioner of Judo or BJJ, or seeking a definitive guide to the scientific principles of self-defense, this book is an invaluable addition to your library.

Number of Pages: 130
Dimensions: 0.31 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: November 01, 2011