Bojutsu The Matsumoto System Book by Matsumoto Torata

Bojutsu The Matsumoto System Book by Matsumoto TorataA translation and reproduction of a Japanese book about Bojutsu. Matsumoto Torata developed this system of Bojutsu (fighting with a staff) in the 1920s. He intended this system to be used in Junior High Schools as well as by people in the community as a method of self defense. His training methodology likely originated with the Shingyoto Muto Ryu school of martial arts. First time in English. 83 pages

After winning the All Japan Jiu-Jitsu Tournament three times and gaining the title of Japan's strongest

Multiple Strike Strategy

About David Dye: He began his martial arts training with the study of Kodokan Judo in Inglewood California in 1962 under the instruction of Sensei Treese

piles of bricks and perform many other seemingly impossible breaking feats without breaking your bones or developing crippling arthritis

he has traveled frequently to the United States and Europe

conducting research on Edo-period science and technology history

Numerous champions showed all around the world their capacities in the free fighting competitions (undeniable test of the efficiency of the different disciplines)In this film you will discover Brazilian Jiu Jitsu techniques but also grappling techniques

In his teenage years

Master Rozan Hatsuo of Kyokushin Karate describes the events and emotional trajectory from his entrance to the Oyama Dojo through training and competition participation to the opening of a branch dojo

Basic Iaido Wear

and for martial artists in general or interested in the history of Japan and its last world war

and Terminology