A Judo Warrior's Journey Around the Globe: America 1904-1907 by Mitsuyo Maeda

A Judo Warrior's Journey Around the Globe: America 1904-1907 by Mitsuyo MaedaTranslation of part one of A Judo Warrior's Journey Around the Globe which is a record of Maeda Mitsuyo's exploits overseas. The book, which was published in 1912, was a collaboration between Maeda Mitsuyo and Usuda Zanun, an author from his hometown. Maeda sent dispatches of his exploits back to Japan, where Usuda edited them into first newspaper articles and then into books. This volume, America 1904~1907, will cover Maeda's arrival in New York and

offering an in-depth look at Ba Gua's 72 Techniques (Qi Shi Er Zhao) and the 64 Hands (Liu Shi Si Shou) as they were passed down from the great boxer Liu De Kuan

Overhook to 100% Control

Length: 250 pages

Language: Italian

White Crane Spreads Its Wings

Over the unbroken 32 year period of his study of Aikido A

Lu Chan and his son Yang

has a special understanding of Judo outside Japan and a wide experience of teaching foreign students

aiming to solidify its place in the martial arts world and cultural heritage

with techniques using common objects

you will learn how to fall and then

the same techniques that we developed in empty hands defense