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Lessons from the Samurai : Ancient Self-Defense Strategies and Techniques by Fred Neff, Bob Wolfe, Diane Wolfe β€” book cover

Lessons from the Samurai : Ancient Self-Defense Strategies and Techniques

by Fred Neff, Bob Wolfe, Diane Wolfe
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Overview

This book discusses the Japanese Samurai Warrior's history, philosophy, physical conditioning and fighting methods. Fighting techniques include ones used in ju-jutsu, yawara, and kempo. Some of the topics covered are history, philosophy, common questions, conditioning the body for battle, meditation, foundation for defense, movement, dodging, the art of atemi, training suggestions, falling techniques, punches, strikes, foot techniques, blocks, combination of fighting techniques, the art of throwing, escapes, counter move and containment strategy. This book teaches how to plan your defense. The reader learns how to confuse the opponent, turn the tables on an attacker and handle different types of fighters.

Explains the history and philosophy of Japan's samurai warriors and describes basic self-defense techniques, which include jujitsu, judo, and kendo.

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Book Details

Published
April 7, 1987
Publisher
Lerner Publishing Group
Pages
96
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780822511618

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