Budovideos.com - Hojojitsu (Tying Arts) DVD 1 by Don Angier

Don Angier instructs the tying arts of Yanagi Ryu.

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-History
-Basic cord handling
-Basic ties

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Languages:	English
Length:	59 min.
Release date:	January 2006
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Author: Burton Wynne
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As far as hojojitsu books go this is the best I have seen. This is also the only hojojutsu videos that I have seen. As an instructional it is good (could have better production value). This video contains a lot of information on the history and tradition of hojojitsu and not as much as you would expect on the actual tying. Still a good find. This will also answer alot of question requarding "what did they used to do to a guy after they go them in a lock? Just wait around until help came?"

Author: robert macaulay
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Worth getting. Video tape to DVD. History, the basic ties and some complex ties. The basics would have been and still could be useful to the military (with the use of modern plastic ties.)

Author: Wade Munson
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This is an amazing presentation of an art at risk of being lost. Soke Angier covers basic knots in a way that is easy to comprehend. More intricate knot patterns show the uniquely aesthetic side of tying up an enemy. This is a very practical discipline that would be useful to modern law enforcement and civilians alike. Highly recommended.

Author: fahad alrashed
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