Professor Wally Jay is a 10th dan in jujitsu under Juan Gomez (a top disciple of Harry S. Okazaki) and a 6th dan in judo under Ken Kawachi. Inducted into the Black Belt Hall of Fame in 1969, Jay is one of the few martial artists of the 20th and 21st centuries to have devised, developed and implemented a theory of fighting. His system of small-circle jujitsu, based on 50 years of training and teaching experience, works on the premise summarized in Jay's own words: "It's not how much you can hurt a person in an altercation, but how little you can hurt a person and still control him."
Volume 1 presents explanations and demonstrations of finger, wrist and joint locking. Professor Jay also gives an overview of his unique jujitsu system, including a discussion of how techniques are executed on the smallest body-point possible via direction of force.
By Professor Wally Jay. 40 minutes - Color.
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