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Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-Defense Masaaki Hatsumi, Quintin Chambers
Publisher: Kodansha America

While practicing Hapkido stick fighting techniques he started studying cane moves. The sad truth is that if you want to win a fight, it's best to stick with the basics. The development of this technique is credited to Mark Shuey a Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido expert. It's an excellent work on tanjojutsu, based on techniques of the Kukishin-ryu, and titled Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-Defense, from Kodansha International. Martial arts techniques for stick fighting self defense against a club, baseball bat, tire iron or other impact weapon often use unrealistic street fight situations. The myth is that doing well in sport fighting makes one invincible “on the street”. You can use a cane, sticks of all sizes, pencils, rolled up magazine or anything with a stick like form. Self defense vs sport fighting While I have the greatest respect for Joe Louis, this quote represents another myth that's common in martial arts circles. Stick Fighting - Techniques of Self-Defense by Masaaki Hatsumi, Quintin Chambers Kodansha International | 1981 | ISBN: 0870114751 | English | 148 pages | PDF | 17.83 MB Stick Fighting - T. Wallace's Modern Judo, Basic and Advanced Technique. In 1972 a talented self-defence instructor named George B. Here are some free self defense techniques for anyone from a beginner to an experienced fighter who find themselves in a life or death fight. These are very effective and simple self-defence techniques that anyone can learn. Not a prime example of self defense, though. Wallace added his own signature to the Vigny- Lang method by writing “Stick Fighting for Self- Defense”.