Classical Bujutsu (Martial Arts and Ways of Japan)

Read # Classical Bujutsu (Martial Arts and Ways of Japan) by Donn F. Draeger ✓ eBook or Kindle ePUB. Classical Bujutsu (Martial Arts and Ways of Japan) Evolved amid the incessant warfare of medieval Japan, bujutsu, or martial arts, provided the warrior with the technical and psychological training that prepared him to use his weapons in actual combat. The author describes sixteen major forms of bujutsu, employing a variety of weapons and techniques.. Classical Bujutsu emphasizes the intensely practical nature of these martial arts]

Classical Bujutsu (Martial Arts and Ways of Japan)

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Rating : 4.67 (982 Votes)
Asin : 0834802333
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 112 Pages
Publish Date : 2016-06-07
Language : English

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He died in 1982. Marine Corps officer and a historian of martial arts disciplines, in which he held a variety of expert ranks and teaching licenses. About the Author Donn F. . Draeger was a U.S. He was technical director of the magazine Martial Arts International and author of many books on the fighting arts of Asia

Evolved amid the incessant warfare of medieval Japan, bujutsu, or "martial arts," provided the warrior with the technical and psychological training that prepared him to use his weapons in actual combat. The author describes sixteen major forms of bujutsu, employing a variety of weapons and techniques.. Classical Bujutsu emphasizes the intensely practical nature of these martial arts

"You can't get the japanese martial spirit without reading it" according to A Customer. The book in the beginning suggests that we will meet long and profound explanations about how the values and characteristics of the classical warriors in ancient Japan developed Well, they are not that long, not that profound I wanted more BUT What we have in the book is just great!Maybe I'm so greedy about this matter that I'm thinking the book could go longer, but it is an excellent work! You can't understand the original martial spirit from Japan if you don't read a book like thisIn the end, the author shows some . "An excellent basic guide to the martial arts of Japan by the late Donn F. Draeger" according to Joseph J. Truncale. This is actually a three book set series by the late Donn F. Draeger. Anyone who is truly a student of the martial arts should have at least read a few of Draeger's numerous books. The great book focuses on Japan's martial tradition and the development of various weapons and combat systems. This text covers the development of bujutsu, bladed weapons and systems such as kenjutsu, iai-jutsu, and naginata-jutsu. Other weapon schools are also covered such as bo-jutsu, jo-jutsu, tetsubo-jutsu, and other auxiliary arts.In . "BEST OVERALL BOOK ON JAPANESE ARTS" according to A Customer. The only book that explains the history of japanese warfare so you can see why the martial arts evolved as they did.

Draeger was a U.S. He was technical director of the magazine Martial Arts International and author of many books on the fighting arts of Asia. . Donn F. Marine Corps officer and a historian of martial arts disciplines, in which he held a variety of expert ranks and teaching licenses. He died in 1982

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