Discover 100 Advanced Throws, Takedowns, and Ground Fighting Techniques.

Dear Friend,

I first began learning Judo when I was 13 years old. My practice partner and I used the soft grass in my backyard for a mat, and tried to learn the basic Judo throws and how to break our falls properly. We had no money for lessons, and were too embarrassed to go to a class anyway.

It was not easy, and I can still remember how frustrated I was with the feeling that my partner was “jumping” for me, rather than me throwing him correctly. I felt like I would never “get” it. The throws seemed so difficult, even a simple foot sweep seemed beyond me.

I kept working, trying to develop the technique as well as speed and timing, trying to understand the spirit of non-resistance and how to use that idea along with leverage and body weight. One day … it worked. Perfectly. My partner came at me, and suddenly, without thinking, I turned and executed the perfect “Ippon Seoi Nage” - a shoulder throw. To say I was happy was an understatement.

Now, I said that we had no money for classes and were too embarrassed to attend in any case. 

What we did have was a copy of a classic Judo manual, written by a great black-belt champion E.G. Bartlett. 

That instructional manual, “100 Lessons In Judo”, was like a Bible to us. We read it over and over until it was tattered and torn, and after each session we would fold it away lovingly.

A generation later, that greatest of all Judo manuals is available again to new groups of students, thanks to the research and delivery power of the internet.  If you are serious about learning Judo and the principles and self-defense, and want to improve your technique, I urge you to consider “100 Lessons In Judo”.

Mr Bartlett sets out a two-year systematic study of Judo. As you follow the course in you will find you have initially covered breakfalls for your safety. After that, comes “Tsukuri”, or breaking your opponent’s balance. Your first throw will be “Uki Goshi”, one of the hip throws where you toss your partner, opponent, or attacker over your hip, like tossing a rice bale.

And that's just the start - here's a few more secrets you'll discover:

• Foot throws like O Soto Gari (Major Outer Reaping Throw) and Tsurikomi Ashi (Drawing Ankle Throw). 
• All the shoulder throws and knee wheels necessary for proper Judo technique, but also for the application of Judo to self-defense.  Not everyone comes to Judo for the science and application of theory, some people, maybe like you, come to learn principles of self-defense so that you can walk the streets in safety.
• Placing holds on opponents with arm, wrist, shoulder or “stranglehold” locks to immobilize an opponent in a tournament or in an attack situation.
• Escaping from holds an opponent or attacker may place on you
• How to escape from head locks, as well as arm and neck locks and “turn the tables” to place a lock on your attacker in turn..
• The “sacrifice” throws – these are my favorite for the surprise element - as you throw yourself to the ground (to the astonishment of an attacker) you carry him over with you and then trap him in a lock.  A fellow Judo student might see this coming, but a real-life attacker, never.

So here's the bottom line...

You can complete “100 Lessons In Judo”, in the privacy and security of your own home, and the instant download of this unparalleled manual comes at fraction of the cost of a single formal lesson at a kosen school. The 169 pages, 135 illustrations and numbers of photographs teach you all the necessary skills in an easy-to-follow step-by-step manner.

If you want to improve your Judo technique, or want to walk the streets in safety, then go ahead and download your copy today. You can have instant access and begin improving your technique immediately. This is the exact book I used to help me master the art of judo - take up this offer to enjoy the same thrill of a perfect throw I had all those years ago.

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Here's To A Perfect Ippon Seoi Nage,