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Judo Self-Taught in Pictures (gnv64)
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jido
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Judo: Self-Taught in Pictures
By Hubert Klinger-Klingerstroff
Wehman Bros | 1952 | ISBN: N/A | English | 160 pages | PDF | 10 MB 
http://www.amazon.com/Judo-Self-Taught-Pictures-Hubert-Klinger-Klingerstroff/dp/B000PRQBUG

Illustrated with over 200 action illustrations. Covers the history, basic principles, terminology and complete pratice of orthdox Judo.

CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
FOREWORD - 5
INTRODUCTION 9
1. A BRIEF HISTORY OF JUDO . . . . 11
2. FALLS ...15
3. BREAKING A WRIST-BOLD . . . . 20
4. BREAKING A STRANGLE-HOLD . . . 25
5. POLICE GRIPS 66
6. DEFENCE AGAINST A KNIFE-THRUST . . 78
7. DEFENCE AGAINST A CUDGEL OR AXE . . 92
8. DEFENCE AGAINST THUGS AND HOODLUMS . 98
9. BREAKING A BODY-HOLD . . . . 1 01
10. BREAKING A NECK-HOLD . . . . 1 17
I1. LOCKS FOR USE WHEN FIGHTING ON THE GROUND 122
12. DEFENCE AGAINST A DOG . . . . 1 29
13. DEFENCE AGAINST A GUNMAN . . . 1 31
14. DEFENCE AGAINST A BOXER . . 135
15. ARMLOCKS 148
16. THROWS ...150
17. THE " READY " POSITION . . . . 1 56
18. BLOWS WITH THE EDGE OF THE HAND . . 157
19. JABBING BLOWS WITH THE FINGERTIPS . . 158
20. KICKS ...159
21. VULNERABLE POINTS OF THE HUMAN BODY . 160

Comments

hallyp at 2012-03-05 02:01 CET:

Sorry to tell you this but this one came with a virus.
AVG found Win-Heur from this file.

VIP gnv65 at 2012-03-05 02:55 CET:

Impossible!

Supermod WTCSWE at 2012-03-05 11:42 CET:

Don't bother about @" hallyp's" comment people.It's a pdf file + a text file inside,nothing else.He probably got crap from another torrent.

naveen056 at 2012-03-05 15:11 CET:

don't worry it 's clean one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
continue seeders..........................

VIP gnv65 at 2012-03-05 18:25 CET:

I have found that AVG is notorious for reporting Win-Heur which is very rarely reported by other antiviruses!

hallyp at 2012-03-06 04:27 CET:

I just told you what AVG told me. I put the comment here to inform others what happened and to find out if anyone else encountered the same problem. That's all.

hallyp at 2012-03-06 05:12 CET:

Ah, gnv65, your comment about AVG misreporting viruses rings a bell. Couple of years ago AVG kept repeatedly finding some virus (don't remember the name of it any more) on my computer, but it was nothing but a bug in AVG itself. The problem disappeared when I updated AVG.