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Opening Closed-Guard
- The Origins of Jiujitsu in Brazil: The Story Behind the Film
- De: Robert Drysdale
- Narrado por: David Morden
- Duración: 13 h y 21 m
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 38
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What are the origins of Brazilian jiujitsu? Is it merely a by-product—a rebel offspring—of judo? What was the nature and content of the art that Mitsuyo Maeda, a.k.a. “Count Koma”, and other Japanese were teaching in the Amazon? Was it judo? Jiujitsu? His own personal fight-tested style, built on a foundation of judo and informed by his dozens and dozens of matches around the world? What was the bridge between the art he learned at the Kodokan and the Brazilian style--a style now practiced by millions worldwide and growing bigger every day--that claims him as its godfather?
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3 out of 5 stars
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It’s basically a snub to the Gracie’s
- De m.workman en 04-30-23
- Opening Closed-Guard
- The Origins of Jiujitsu in Brazil: The Story Behind the Film
- De: Robert Drysdale
- Narrado por: David Morden
Great insight into colorful history of BJJ
Revisado: 12-31-23
We need more books like this that look at the history of our sport(dare I say sports as in my opinion Judo, BJJ, MMA, Luta Livre are pieces of the one same story) objectively, challenging previously established myths. Thank you Robert!
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