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Kyusho Jutsu, 2nd Edition Ebook

Basics, Most Important Points

by Helmut Kogel

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The book aims to give insight into the basics of Kyusho Jutsu. In the process, historical backgrounds are listed and neurological reactions are explained comprehensibly. Furthermore, the most important sensitive points are presented and explained in detail. The book is a supplement and a theoretical guide to daily training for all martial artists. However, it does not replace the accompaniment of an experienced teacher or instructor. The author is a surgeon and master in Kyusho and Kobudo (8.DAN), Karate (7.DAN) and Nihon Jujutsu (2.DAN). Therefore it is easier for him the to explain the mentioned correlations for a layperson in an understandable way.
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Sports & Adventure
  • Version Fixed-layout ebook, 112 pgs
  • Publish Date: Apr 10, 2018
  • Last Edit Mar 12, 2021
  • Language English
  • Keywords Okinawa Karate, Okinawa Karate, Martial Arts, Martial Arts, Kyusho Jutsu, Kyusho Anatomy
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About the Creator
Okinawate
Helmut Kogel
Lippstadt

Prof.Dr.med.Helmut Kogel, geboren 1951, ist Gefäß- und Viszeralchirurg und begann 1973 mit modernem Sportkarate (MSK) und widmete sich später dem traditionellen Karate Do. Er hat sich intensiv mit Shotokan Karate, Okinawa Goju Ryu Karate, Okinawa Kobudo, Nihon Jujutsu, Combat Arnis, Kyusho, Okinawa Torite und mit dem“Bubishi“ beschäftigt. Von Tetsuhiro Hokama, Okinawa wurde ihm der 8.DAN verliehen. Außerdem beschäftigt er sich mit Qigong Helmut Kogel M.D., born in 1951, is Professor of Surgery and a vascular and visceral surgeon. He started in 1973 with modern sports karate (MSK) and later devoted himself to traditional Karate Do. He has intensively dealt with Shotokan Karate, Okinawa Goju Ryu Karate, Okinawa Kobudo, Nihon Jujutsu, Combat Arnis, Kyusho, Okinawa Torite and with the “Bubishi”. He was awarded 8th DAN by Tetsuhiro Hokama, Okinawa. Furthermore he practiced Qigong.

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