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Ashiwaza by Sato The best foot techniques is by a double-world champion who was know and feared for his effective ashiwaza. Sato looks at four techniques: de-ashi-barai, okuri-ashi-barai, sasae-tsuri-komi-ashi and barai-tsuri-komi-ashi. The most outstanding exposition on a judo technique ever written.		Price: $ 22
Price:  $ 22	Ashiwaza II by Mike Swain Michael Swain, an American World champion demonstrates the proper study of these techniques: ouchi-gari, kouchi-gari, o soto-gari and hiza-guruma ,wich are the heart of good judo. In the sequel to which Sato's Ashiwaza. This volume will open the door to a much deeper, richer understanding of ashiwaza.
Grips by Neil Adams This book tells you exactly the crucial aspect of judo gripping techniques. Neil Adams was widely recognized for his masterly understanding of grips even though his favored grip was eminently classical. In this boock, he looks at orthodox and unorthodox gripping, attack and defense, gripping strategies, and gripping skills.		Price:  $22
Price:  $22	Harai-Goshi by Jean-Luc Rouge Jean-Luc Rouge became  World champion in 1975 , he won his gold medal with harai-goshi, a throw he used throughout his contest career. While competing he was known for his superb technical agility. He surveys the history, techniques , combinations and counters in great detail.
Osoto-Gari by Yamashita Yamashita's judo is classical Japanese judo at its best. He pays particular attention to stance, the breaking of balance, the speed of attack and boldness. Yet he understands the demands of competition style judo and explores various competition situations and solutions to them.		Price:  $22
Price:  $22	Osaekomi by Kashiwazaki Transform your ground work, giving total confidence in newaza both in competition and in club randori. This is the most illustrated guide to the skills of osaekomi ever compiled. Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki, is one of the most osaekomi experts, looks at the basic holds, how to get into them and how to get out of them. The techniques are described with clear pictures and precise explanations.
Arm locks by Neil Adams Written by the British champion Neil Adams who won his world title with an arm lock. Adams covers the history of arm locks, basic forms, special combinations, competition variations and his special affinity for the arm lock.		Price:  $22