Machado J.J., Peligro K. Brazilian Jiu-jitsu: Black Belt Techniques

Montpelier, Vermont. Invisible Cities Press, 2003. — 304 p. — ISBN: 1-931229-32-5.Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: Black Belt Technique [in English].Brazilian Ju Jitsu Black Belt is written by the Master Jean Jacques Machado. 246 p. full color this book is an absolute must have if you study the art of grappling. 112 techniques shown in close up easy to follow photos you will be able to learn how these techniques should be performed and why Brazilian Ju Jitsu is so popular.Known for his superior technical abilities and his unique and innovative moves, Jean Jacques Machado now presents his entire Brazilian jiu-jitsu system in book form for the first time. Detailed is a complete repertoire of jiu-jitsu moves to handle any situation that arises, whether on the mat or on the street. Techniques are not presented in isolation, but rather through a series of moves that guide practitioners from an initial threat or opportunity all the way through to a submission hold. The subtle interplay between various strategies is depicted, allowing students to choose the right attack or defense every time. More than 100 step-by-step martial arts positions are demonstrated. Over 800 color photos!Jean Jacques Machado is a sixth-degree black belt and the head instructor at the RCJ Machado Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Tarzana, California. He is a defense tactics consultant to the Los Angeles Police Department, an advisor to the Navy's Special Warfare Development Group, and an instructor for the Navy Seals. He lives in Los Angeles.