This title provides additional theoretical background to jujitsu, as well as numerous additional techniques that are designed to serve as a foundation for bringing the serious student to shodan (first-degree black belt).
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Clear insights and technique,
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This review is from: Jujitsu: Intermediate Techniques of the Gentle Art (Japanese Arts, 441) (Paperback)
This book rocks!! This is the 2d in a Series of books on the topic by Mr Kirby , it picks up where the 1st left off. This is unabashedly a how to book and does it's job clearly and succinctly . Mr Kirby shows the finer points of the art to the student (while not all the techniques are street applicable they demonstrate concepts that are vital to an understanding of the workings of Jujitsu).Mr Kirby also discusses tactics techniques and strategy for use of jj in real situations. The work is excellent and would be complimented by the DVD series Mr Kirby did on the subject. Well Done .
9 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
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If you want to know what Ju-Jitsu is, read this book.,
By Uzi Mandel (Israel) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Jujitsu: Intermediate Techniques of the Gentle Art (Japanese Arts, 441) (Paperback)
As a president of "Israel Ju-Jitsu Full Contact Association" I recommend this book very much. Every Ju-Jitsuan must have this book.
6 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A great book with lots of room for improvements.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Jujitsu: Intermediate Techniques of the Gentle Art (Japanese Arts, 441) (Paperback)
I have experiences in many martial arts and had done lots of streetfighting, and I can tell a working technique just by looking at pictures. In this sense, I must say that 75% of Prof. Kirby's moves works well. His armlocks, for example, are more effective than those of Aikido. However, being an experienced groundfighter, I must say that his ground escapes are weak. But it's not his fault. I'm sure he included it just as an afterthought, and GF were not popular by the time he wrote this book. It's very good that he included it on this book, considering that most other Jujitsu teachers omits ground moves on their books.
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