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The Complete Kano Jiu-Jitsu (Judo) H. Irving Hancock, Katsukuma Higashi
Publisher: Dover Publications

The Japanese translates into English imprecisely to begin with: ju translates literally as “gentle” or “soft”, while do is “way” or “path”. Aug 23, 2011 - Take judo, for example. What about the competition BJJ mentality? Apr 7, 2007 - Kano changed the name of this methodological synthesis to Judo, the way (do) of suppleness or gentleness (ju), and founded his school called the Kodokan. May 25, 2010 - I wouldn't allow myself to be thrown full force by any advanced judoka that's for sure. I think any BJJ fighter should know how to escape a Guillotine, (standing) Headlock, Full Nelson, etc. Irving Hancock with additions by Hoshino and Tsutsumi is the comprehensive guide to learning Kano Jiu-Jitsu (Judo). This isn't one of those "Judo is soooo much better . Kodokan Judo placed emphasis on randori, which is sparring, as opposed to . Both today's judo and bjj have a common ancestor in pre 1920's judo, all before Kano started omitting what he considered too dangerous or what did not fit into his "Maximum use of energy" or "Mutual Benefit". Jun 30, 2012 - One young but skilled master of a number of jiu jitsu styles, Jigoro Kano, founded his own ryu and created the martial art Judo (aka Kano ryu jiu jitsu) in the 1880′s. Mar 29, 2014 - The Complete Kano Jiu-jitsu (judo Short Review:The Most Comprehensive Guide To Learning Jujitsu, Judo Ever Written. Nov 26, 2011 - When Kano formed Kodokan Judo, he chose the name to reflect, certainly the times, that the arts were no longer techniques for warfare (Jitsu / Jutsu) but instead were paths to a better person (Do). Aug 13, 2011 - Not sure if there will be a "cross training" series, but I wanted to get some thoughts out of my head about the good and bad side of BJJ from a Judoka's perspective. Includes 2 Bonus Ebooks, The Fighting Man Of Japan, Jujitsu Combat Tricks. Apr 6, 2014 - This updated, modern version called “The Complete Kano Jiu-Jitsu”, by H. Its the reason Kano incorporated ground fighting into the system and kosen judo was born. More complete utter nonsense from you.