To be published by Belfort & Bastion (New Mexico) in late Fall 2017. Will be available on Amazon
PREFACE by Andrew Yiannakis, Ph.D., Research Professor, University of New Mexico, 8th dan Jujutsu, 6th dan Judo. Chair, Traditional Jujutsu Committee (USJJF) and Director, HESS Institute of Traditional Martial Arts, Univ. of New Mexico
Chapter I: The Evolution of Traditional Jujutsu by Andrew & Linda Yiannakis
Chapter II: Portals to Differing Martial Arts Worlds: On The Various Spellings of Jujutsu/Jujitsu/Jiu Jitsu by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter III: Jujutsu and the Origins of Judo by Steven Cunningham, Ph.D., 7th Dan Takagi Ryu Jujutsu (permission requested)
Chapter IV: The True Meaning of Ju in Judo and Jujutsu by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter V: The Densho: How Classical and Traditional Martial Arts Transmit Their Systems, Philosophy, Principles, and Ways and Practices by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter VI: Establishing Mind-Body Harmony: Meditation and the Principles of Warm-Up by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter VII: Some Useful Meditation Techniques For Martial Artists by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter VIII: Jujutsu, Brain Stimulation, Bilateral Training and the Development of Superior Quality of Movement by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter IX: From Kuzushi To Rikiten: The Biomechanical and Psychological Dimensions of Unbalancing an Assailant by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter X: Developing Power in Traditional Jujutsu and the Development of Ki by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter XI: Principles of Fighting in Distance (Kyori No Waza), Close Quarter (Chikai No Waza), and on the Ground (Newaza) by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter XII: Principles of Transitioning in Chaotic Fighting Environments by Andrew Yiannakis
Chapter XIII: Becoming an Uchideshi, or How to Train Seriously in Japan by Patrick Auge, Shihan, 8th Dan, Yoseikan Aikido (permission requested)
Chapter XIV: Traditional Jujutsu in The Post Modern Era (from 1970 to the present) by Andrew Yiannakis
Ensuring the survival and growth of traditional systems, and strategies for marketing and promotion in today’s world