THE SECRETS OF JUDO - TEXT FOR INSTRUCTORS AND STUDENTS BY EN FRANCE

The Secrets of Judo  Text for Instructors and Students  by Jiichi Watanabe This book explains the numerous techniques of throwing and grappling,  and outlines judo's origins, the relationship between judo and Zen,  and the theory and physical applications of judo techniques. Printed in Japan 1984 Tutle edition Tokyo. 1959.  It is a great pleasure for me to know that The Secrets of Judo is to be published under the joint authorship of Jiichi Watanabe, sixth dan, and Lindy Avakian, third dan. Mr. Watanabe has been deeply interested in the scientific study of the various techniques of judo, especially from the viewpoint of dynamics. Mr. Avakian came to the Kodokan from the United States and earnestly studied the principles and techniques of judo here in Japan. He is now in his native country, where he has become known as an expert teacher of judo. The Kodokan judo was born from the old jujitsu of Japan. Now, having been reorganized from the viewpoint of physical education, it has become an excellent sport, much favored in many nations of the world. I believe that this book of the two judomen will be welcomed as a good guide for foreign students. Livre relié, broché, couverture tissu, 186 pages Très bon état voir photo Service de livraison : Lettre verte/Ecopli