Instructional books? vids?

[fastandfurious]

I just bought a jujitsu booklet yesterday and am trying to learn from it... do booklets and vids really work.. if so what is an efficient way to learn with them? any reccomended jujitsu books or vids? thanks.

[Tom Yum]

I just bought a jujitsu booklet yesterday and am trying to learn from it... do booklets and vids really work.. if so what is an efficient way to learn with them? any reccomended jujitsu books or vids? thanks.

Books and vids are great if you allready know a little or have someone who has trained a little to help you out.

[danfaggella]

You gotta get into a school or at least get a few boys who also like grappling, learn with them, test moves/strategy. A great book is "Mastering Jujitsu" by Renzo Gracie, this gives you plenty of info on martial arts history/theory, bjj history/theory, and some good moves, basics that work well.

[fastandfurious]

Thanks for the help guys... I'll try to look for some kids who I can practice with. oh and also the name of the booklet I bought is "Martial Art Basics ju-jitsu" written by Kevin Pell black belt 8th dan.

[JuijitsuMan]

Email me at: adrian.dsouza@sympatico.ca

I have a specific set of videos designed just for what you're looking for..