With crashing kicks and well-placed punches the ninja devastates at will. By sculpting his body into a supple, lethal weapon, he can also dominate in close-quarter grappling. Here, the author Omoto Saiji reveals grappling motions for escape from any situation. These holds escapes and throws will give you a fighting edge.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Concise, direct, good healing-pressure-point & flex chapter.,
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This review is from: Taijutsu Tactics: Ninja Close-Quarter Grappling (Paperback)
I bought this book simply because it has a ( useful/good ) chapter on flexibility and pressure-points for healing. It is a very small book ( 104 pages ), and the author has a quality mind and is systematic/fairly-clear. Charles Daniels' Taijutsu gives a better sense of the way an integrated human ought move, but uses significantly more book to do so. IF you know aikido++ and want to get a feel for taijutsu this'd probably sketch it well enough, otherwise it's so small as to only describe it a bit. I look forward to other work by Omoto Saiji.
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