The Art Of The Samurai - The WJJF Sillabus From White To Brown Belt

Complete curriculum for pupils according to the degree of ranking of the World Ju-Jitsu Federation, founded in 1976 by Robert Clark. A full detailed demonstration of equipment at the white, yellow, green, blue, purple and brown belts. All technical activities are demonstrated in real speed, then dealt with at a slow pace with emphasis on the important points taken from different angles.

The text on the cover: "The World Ju Jitsu Federation was founded in 1976 with the aim of promoting the study of Ju Jitsu. It was formed to help organise, control and develop the art in Britain and throughout the world. With these objectives in mind the WJJF holds national and international courses in Ju Jitsu technique as well as promoting the proper coaching of this art.
The WJJF has always been a pioneer in development and because of the far-reaching interest shown by people throughout the world, it is deemed necessary for the introduction of a qualifying correspondence course.
Professionally filmed, this 100 minute video demonstrates the White, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple and Brown Belt syllabus at full speed, in slow motion and from a variety of different angles. Basic and advanced striking techniques, blocks, lock, throws and multiple attack sequences are demonstrated. A commentary describes the techniques in full and pinpoints the specific areas to look for when improving your technique. "
IMHO. One of the most solidly made and in-depth training films for the modern jiu-jitsu (and a considerable share of the traditional technique) of those that I saw today. I think that level of performance art by Robert Clark did not leave anyone indifferent true fans of both modern and traditional "soft art". This - the unique classic!