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Makiyama, Thomas H. -- The Techniques of Aikido / Aikido: The Science of Self Defence
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Description: The title page states “The Techniques of Aikido” while the front cover has “Aikido: The Science of Self-Defence” meaning you may find this book listed under either title.

From the back cover:

Aikido is a little known but highly scientific series of techniques dealing with self-defence that dates back to the Kamakura Period in Japan. For 800 years it has remained a jealously guarded secret taught only to a select few of the Japanese nobility, and only in recent times has the silence surrounding it been broken. Now there are two schools in Tokyo teaching the art of Aikido, and branches are flourishing in other cities of Japan.

Fundamentally, the techniques of Aikido are similar to those used in Judo – but with one distinction. Judo is governed by a code of regulations designed to test skill in sporting contest; Aikido is bounded by no such restrictions and is not classified as a sport. Regulated contests cannot be held : only exhibitions. Aikido is, in short, the perfect form of emergency self-defence and, correctly used, is a simple and very dangerous weapon.

In this book – the first ever to explain Aikido to the world at large – the techniques are explained in logical sequence both in words and pictures, with special notes at the end of each technique. To the Judoka it will prove a fascinating extension of his favorite sport.
Keywords: Makiyama Techniques of Aikido / Science Self Defence
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