Wally Jay – Small Circle Jujitsu – Foundations

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Wally Jay – Small Circle Jujitsu – Foundations

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Small-Circle Jujitsu – Volume 1: Foundations is a DVD that teaches Professor Wally Jay’s unique small-circle jujitsu self-defense skills. Professor Wally Jay, a Black Belt Hall of Fame member, is one of the few martial artists to construct a combat philosophy and implement it into his system. Professor Jay received his 10th dan in jujitsu from martial arts instructor Juan Gomez. He is also a judo sixth dan under Ken Kawachi.

Professor Wally Jay demonstrates the 10 basic concepts of small-circle jujitsu in Small-Circle Jujitsu – Volume 1: Foundations.

Topics covered include:
10 fundamental concepts of small-circle jujitsu and finger, wrist, and joint locking
small-circle jujitsu overview
force direction on the smallest body points

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