The book "Self defense by Judo (Kimewaza)", by Harvey, (Mike) Maurice George (1923 - 2007), London, United Kingdom, Nicholas Kaye, 1968[3], 149p, HB, SBN 718206789 presents Judo based self defence.
"This book is based on the kime-no-kata of the Kodokan and the specialized kime waza of the Marunouchi police dojo in Tokyo."
CONTENTS PAGE
Aim 11
Dtroduction
Preparatory Note 13
Brief Historical Background to Kime Waza. 13
Self-Defence in England 15
The Subject in Perspective 16
Explanation of Karate and Aikido 18
General Points 20
Speed and Surprise 20
Anticipation of the Antagonist's Action (Kakeno-Sen) 21
Flexibility of Thought and Action 22
Posture (Shisei) 22
Kuzushi 24
Defensive Use of the Hands 24
Uke and Tori 24
Lesson 1
Knuckle Rap 25
Inward Twist 26
Breaking a One-Hand Grip 26
Hand Trapped on the Chest Lock 26
Pinned Hand Lock 29
Bent Wrist Lock 30
Wrist Trap 31
Wrist Twisting 32
Lesson 2
Outside Wrist Lock 35
Inside Wrist Lock 37
Inside Wrist Lock and Throw 38
Wrist Lock Hold-Down from the Inside Lock 40
Throw and Hold-Down from the Outside Lock 40
Outside Wrist Lock from Grip on the Wrist 42
Lesson 3
Folded Wrist Lock 44
Alternative Folded Wrist Lock 46
Fist Twisting 47
Finger Hold 48
Wrist Twist and Throw 49
Lesson 4
Knee Blow 51
Kick 52
Downward Blow 53
ArmDrop 57
Lesson 5
Upper Arm Grip 60
Stomach Throw (Tomoenage) 61
Shoulder Hold (Kata Gatame) 63
Counter to the Hip Throw (Ushiro Goshi) 65
Neck Hold 66
Back Drop 68
Lesson 6
Straight Arm Lock Disarm 70
Arms Encircled Arm Lock Escape 72
Leg Lock 73
Elbow Throw 74
Elbow Lock and Throw 75
Neck and Arm Lock 77
Elbow Lock (1) 79
Lesson 7
Breaking the Two-Handed Throat Grip 81
Wrist Lock Counter to the Throat Hold 84
Outer Winding Throw (Soto Makikomi) 86
One-Hand Grip Defence 86
Lesson 8
Second Form of Arm Lock (Hara Gatame) 91
Third Form of Arm Lock (Hara Gatame) 93
Arm Lock from the Under Position 93
Arm Lock from the Above Position 94
Arm Lock and Blow 96
Lesson 9
Folded Arm Lock 97
Second Method of Folded Arm Lock 99
Entangled Arm Lock (Ude Garami) 101
Second Method of Entangled Arm Lock (Ude Garami) 102
Cross Arm Lock (Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame) 103
Straight Arm Lock 104
Elbow Lock (2) 106
Lesson 10
Breaking a Rear Waist Hold (I) 108
Alternative Method of Breaking a Rear Waist Hold 109
Defence with Arm Lock II 0
Breaking a Rear Neck Hold 112
Breaking an Over-Arm Grip 112
Breaking the Pull Back Hold 117
Lesson 11
Breaking the Rear Waist Hold (2)
Breaking the Naked Strangle Hold
Neck and Arm Hold-Down
Dropping Throw Escape
Breaking a Rear Throat Grip
Escaping the Nelson Hold
Lesson 12
Double Blow Disarm
Wrist Lock Disarm
Disarm from Rear Hold-Up
Knife Disarm (l)
Alternative Defence for Rear Hold-Up
Knife Disarm (2)
Alternative Knife Disarms
Shoulder Hold Disarm
Trapped Arm Defence
Upward Knife Blow
ADDENDUM
Vital Points (Kyusho)
Ude Ate
Ashi Ate
Warning
CONCLUSION
"This book is based on the kime-no-kata of the Kodokan and the specialized kime waza of the Marunouchi police dojo in Tokyo."
CONTENTS PAGE
Aim 11
Dtroduction
Preparatory Note 13
Brief Historical Background to Kime Waza. 13
Self-Defence in England 15
The Subject in Perspective 16
Explanation of Karate and Aikido 18
General Points 20
Speed and Surprise 20
Anticipation of the Antagonist's Action (Kakeno-Sen) 21
Flexibility of Thought and Action 22
Posture (Shisei) 22
Kuzushi 24
Defensive Use of the Hands 24
Uke and Tori 24
Lesson 1
Knuckle Rap 25
Inward Twist 26
Breaking a One-Hand Grip 26
Hand Trapped on the Chest Lock 26
Pinned Hand Lock 29
Bent Wrist Lock 30
Wrist Trap 31
Wrist Twisting 32
Lesson 2
Outside Wrist Lock 35
Inside Wrist Lock 37
Inside Wrist Lock and Throw 38
Wrist Lock Hold-Down from the Inside Lock 40
Throw and Hold-Down from the Outside Lock 40
Outside Wrist Lock from Grip on the Wrist 42
Lesson 3
Folded Wrist Lock 44
Alternative Folded Wrist Lock 46
Fist Twisting 47
Finger Hold 48
Wrist Twist and Throw 49
Lesson 4
Knee Blow 51
Kick 52
Downward Blow 53
ArmDrop 57
Lesson 5
Upper Arm Grip 60
Stomach Throw (Tomoenage) 61
Shoulder Hold (Kata Gatame) 63
Counter to the Hip Throw (Ushiro Goshi) 65
Neck Hold 66
Back Drop 68
Lesson 6
Straight Arm Lock Disarm 70
Arms Encircled Arm Lock Escape 72
Leg Lock 73
Elbow Throw 74
Elbow Lock and Throw 75
Neck and Arm Lock 77
Elbow Lock (1) 79
Lesson 7
Breaking the Two-Handed Throat Grip 81
Wrist Lock Counter to the Throat Hold 84
Outer Winding Throw (Soto Makikomi) 86
One-Hand Grip Defence 86
Lesson 8
Second Form of Arm Lock (Hara Gatame) 91
Third Form of Arm Lock (Hara Gatame) 93
Arm Lock from the Under Position 93
Arm Lock from the Above Position 94
Arm Lock and Blow 96
Lesson 9
Folded Arm Lock 97
Second Method of Folded Arm Lock 99
Entangled Arm Lock (Ude Garami) 101
Second Method of Entangled Arm Lock (Ude Garami) 102
Cross Arm Lock (Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame) 103
Straight Arm Lock 104
Elbow Lock (2) 106
Lesson 10
Breaking a Rear Waist Hold (I) 108
Alternative Method of Breaking a Rear Waist Hold 109
Defence with Arm Lock II 0
Breaking a Rear Neck Hold 112
Breaking an Over-Arm Grip 112
Breaking the Pull Back Hold 117
Lesson 11
Breaking the Rear Waist Hold (2)
Breaking the Naked Strangle Hold
Neck and Arm Hold-Down
Dropping Throw Escape
Breaking a Rear Throat Grip
Escaping the Nelson Hold
Lesson 12
Double Blow Disarm
Wrist Lock Disarm
Disarm from Rear Hold-Up
Knife Disarm (l)
Alternative Defence for Rear Hold-Up
Knife Disarm (2)
Alternative Knife Disarms
Shoulder Hold Disarm
Trapped Arm Defence
Upward Knife Blow
ADDENDUM
Vital Points (Kyusho)
Ude Ate
Ashi Ate
Warning
CONCLUSION