Most American Jujitsu practitioners don't know that Jujitsu came to
America in 1900, brought by a caucasian. Most Americans dont know
that Jujitsu played a major role in the development of Military
Combatives, politics, the women's sufferage movement, sports,
physical fitness and personal self defense. Many people assume this
martial art became popular in the 1950's when other Asian martial arts
came to America after the Second World War. But the popular martial
art of Jujitsu was well known in the U.S. by 1902.
John O'Brien, a student of Tanaka Sensei and Inouye Sensei of
Nagasaki Japan, first brought Jujitsu to America in 1900. Find out
facinating information about his training and his life, which the author
has obtained from several sources, including a personal relationship
with his blackbelt grandson.
Read exciting accounts of Jujitsu matches against wrestling and
boxing, 80 or more years before the UFC. Find out how Jujitsu
became the foundation of U.S. Military Combatives beginning in WWI.
Read how a Japanese immigrant farmer learned Jujitsu from an old
Jujitsu master and created a system that is the most widely practiced
Jujitsu system in the World. Learn how this man defied his own
culture in order to teach American soldiers and women alike.
Pioneers of American Jujitsu will take you through 40 years of
American history, and the development of Jujitsu in the U.S. and
introduce you to many of the earliest American practitioners of the
art. Learn of their struggles and successes which were the
predecessors of America's martial art culture.
America in 1900, brought by a caucasian. Most Americans dont know
that Jujitsu played a major role in the development of Military
Combatives, politics, the women's sufferage movement, sports,
physical fitness and personal self defense. Many people assume this
martial art became popular in the 1950's when other Asian martial arts
came to America after the Second World War. But the popular martial
art of Jujitsu was well known in the U.S. by 1902.
John O'Brien, a student of Tanaka Sensei and Inouye Sensei of
Nagasaki Japan, first brought Jujitsu to America in 1900. Find out
facinating information about his training and his life, which the author
has obtained from several sources, including a personal relationship
with his blackbelt grandson.
Read exciting accounts of Jujitsu matches against wrestling and
boxing, 80 or more years before the UFC. Find out how Jujitsu
became the foundation of U.S. Military Combatives beginning in WWI.
Read how a Japanese immigrant farmer learned Jujitsu from an old
Jujitsu master and created a system that is the most widely practiced
Jujitsu system in the World. Learn how this man defied his own
culture in order to teach American soldiers and women alike.
Pioneers of American Jujitsu will take you through 40 years of
American history, and the development of Jujitsu in the U.S. and
introduce you to many of the earliest American practitioners of the
art. Learn of their struggles and successes which were the
predecessors of America's martial art culture.
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