Issues
Volume 1 Issue 4
Fall 2007
The E-Journal of Jujutsu (EJJ) is an online, quarterly publication, specializing in modern jujutsu styles, including Judo, Aikido, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Aikijujutsu, and Koryu traditions.
This issue features:
Roy Dean on the strengths of adaptation, both on and off the mat.
KoKoDo Jujutsu master Shihan Ivo Belmans grants an interview before his annual Monterey, California seminar.
Emmanuel Manolakakis goes deep in revealing his path to Systema, it’s appeal, and practical applications.
Phillip Palmejar interviews Baret “The Finisher” Yoshida, and discusses how the small can overcome the large.
Sheila Haddad reflects on her recent trip to Kabul, Afghanistan, to impart self defense skills to the women of that country.
Roy Dean on wristlocks for groundfighting in this issue’s Technique Clinic.
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Volume 1 Issue 3
Summer 2007
The E-Journal of Jujutsu (EJJ) is an online, quarterly publication, specializing in modern jujutsu styles, including Judo, Aikido, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Aikijujutsu, and Koryu traditions.
This issue features:
Roy Dean on ADCC 2007 and the importance of this elite competition.
An in depth interview with Sheila Haddad, Seibukan Jujutsu seventh degree blackbelt, and Bujinkan Budo Taijitsu fifteenth dan.
Robb Wolf with a proven strength conditioning routine for fighters, grapplers, and other martial artists.
Heather Gibbons on the female learning curve, and it’s relation to the male strength curve, in Brazilian Jiu JItsu.
An interview with Gracie Barra fourth degree blackbelt, and father of the ADCC tournament, Nelson Monteiro.
Black belt tips on finishing the triangle choke, or sankaku jime, in this issue’s Technique Clinic.
Join us in the evolution of modern grappling.
Volume 1 Issue 2
Spring 2007
The E-Journal of Jujutsu (EJJ) is an online, quarterly publication, specializing in modern jujutsu styles, including Judo, Aikido, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Aikijujutsu, and Koryu traditions.
Roy Dean on the crucial difference between belief and experience in this modern martial era.
Roy Harris offers words of wisdom in his discussion on the beginning stages of a student’s journey in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
An in depth interview with Crossfit Coach and Perfomance Menu co-founder Robb Wolf on physical conditioning, Paleolithic diets, and the next frontier in athletic enhancement.
National Judo and BJJ champion Dan Camarillo writes a personal reflection on growing up in Judo, and the price of being groomed for the Olympics at an early age.
Jeff Sodemon details the Aikido Bridge Seminar, which hosted Christian Tissier, Frank Doran, Hiroshi Ikeda, and Morihiko Murashige, among other notable instructors. Alicia Anthony contributes a stunning pictorial of this rare weeklong gathering.
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Volume 1 Issue 1
Winter 2007
The E-Journal of Jujutsu (EJJ) is an online, quarterly publication, specializing in modern jujutsu styles, including Judo, Aikido, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Aikijujutsu, and Koryu traditions.
Our opening issue includes the following articles, and may be downloaded at no charge:
An interview with KoKoDo Jujutsu founder Irie Yasuhiro, technical heir to Hakko Ryu Jujutsu, during a rare visit to the United States.
Bruce Bookman, 6th degree black belt in Aikido and brown belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, discusses the similarities and connections between the two arts.
Professor Jon Tessier recounts and discusses the saga of Seishiro Okazaki, Danzan Ryu Jujitsu founder and mixed martial arts pioneer.
Deputy Richard North discusses grappling applications for law enforcement, and the necessary warrior’s mindset.
Toxicologist Brad Hirakawa reveals the truth behind mineral depletion in soils and the necessity of supplementation for athletes.
Join us in the evolution of modern grappling.