Good luck at the event . Unfortunately due to time constraints and cost i will not be able to make it to the event . You will be in good company with Steve...
Well, both the workshop as a whole and the Bartitsu course were very successful. Great atmosphere, everyone worked hard and played hard, and many bridges were...
Excellent, Tony. We're all inspired by the work you've done. -Will lone_wolf_92001 <lone_wolf_9@...> wrote: Well, both the workshop as a whole and the...
Gentlemen, I have just returned to NZ and have spent part of this evening reading through the Bartitsu Forum archives. It occurs to me that we have an ...
I will also have some free time in England during the last week of September, basing out of London, and will be happy to meet other Bartitsu enthusiasts then;...
I might be out of the country in October. I won't know until closer to time. However, I'll be off next week, so I may do some Bartitsu e-mailing and comments,...
... Hi Will, I *may* still be in London in early October - we should keep in touch on that. I'd like to try to avoid the catch-22 of organising a Bartitsu...
... [snip] ... That's a great idea. I can't commit to anything until I'm reemployed again though but mark me down for agreeing whole-heartedly! Peace favor...
Will, Let me know when the gi comes out, I am willing to uke. Brandon Bennett __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail is new and improved...
I agree absolutely, and I shall keep in touch, and work a bit harder on organizing things from this end. I believe we are reaching a threshold of presenting...
Cool, and I still have your book hostage. :) Frank einstein <vargr1707@...> wrote:Will, Let me know when the gi comes out, I am willing to uke. Brandon...
I have in front of me two Edwardian texts, THe Textbook of Ju-Jutsu by S K Uyenishi, and The Game of Ju-jitsu by Taro Miyake and Yukio Tani, the later being...
... Barton-Wright was trying to adapt his art for European cities like London and Paris, places with cobble stones, paved roads, glass and rubble. In my ...
... Few (if any) techniques in which the defender himself went to the ground, though ... On the flip-side is the pragmatic reality that a fight can go to the...
... Maybe we're all talking about slightly different things when we say groundwork. I'm not talking about BJJ positioning, I'm talking about the following...
I know. I know. Define your terms. My jiu-jitsu traning involved some groundwork,but not in comparison to the Gracie method, which I'm not saying is bad. I...
Hi Jason, yes, but in the context of Will's question, I was looking for techniques in which the defender himself went to the ground, to the extent that he...
Any sources for Italian manuals on street savate, walking-stick fighting, boxing/jiujitsu/whatever combinations? I will try to track them down and copy/buy...
That's probably more Ralph and Craig's bailiwick, but my one suggestion would be to try contacting Lorenzo Ravazzini. I'm sure he could add some on the Italian...
As Jason recommended Lorenzo is up in Milan but worth visiting as is Gianluca who i believe is a little closer to where you are Tony. Cherpillo's Lutte and JJ...
I found some encouragement in the September issue of Black Belt magazine. A practitioner of the Nepalese art of Gorkha was attempting to study it from various...
I wanted to add that I was just looking over the list of members in my moderator file. We have 66 members. Woe! I remember when it was me and...well, nobody....
When I envision a manual, this is what I see: 1. A history of Bartitsu 2. warm-up exercises 3. falling and safety techniques 4. stances 5. 40 techniques of...
we must not forget the all important; 15. moustache locks and 16. grievous verbal assaults concerning your opponents linage and choice in fashion. these...
Of course, lest we forget.. As to art, I have so many ideas in my mind. A logo. A coat of arms for the school. One of those cool crests surrounded by a belt...
