Strategy in Japanese Swordsmanship Book by Nicklaus Suino Kazuyuki Hasegawa " which refers to the

" which refers to the mental faculty tasked with controlling our movements and actions in the world

United basic movements - shows the relationship between moving with a sword and empty hand movements

Contents:1 Reverse Bulldog Choke2 Set up from Side Control3 Set up from Scarfhold4 Set up from Hip Grip5 Web Entry6 From Traditional mount7 From Frog Mount8 From Grapevine mount9 From Kimura10 From Back Control11 Defense w Baseball Bat Choke12 Defense w CrucifixAbout the instructor:Dominic Dillon's martial arts journey began at age 4

he assumed the presidency of the All Japan Karate-do Goju-kai and concurrently became the international president of the International Karate-do Goju-kai

Strategy in Japanese Swordsmanship Book by Nicklaus Suino Kazuyuki Hasegawa " which refers to theAfter years of practicing persistently and developing technical prowess, advanced students in the Japanese sword arts need to cultivate a strategic mind if they are to advance to the rarefied level of master swordsperson. Rather than passively absorbing the sword techniques, an ambitious student needs to focus more directly on the two ultimate goals of the artto cut the opponent while avoiding being cut and to move toward perfection of character. In