Friday, December 22, 2017

Paladin Press - Arwrology


Arwrology

All-Out Hand-to-Hand Fighting for Commandos, Military, and Civilians

by Gordon E Perrigard, M.D.

SKU AR
Softcover
978-1-58160-507-5
294 pages, 5.5" x 8.5"
photos, illust.

DESCRIPTION

Arwrology is derived from the old Welsh word arwr, meaning an all-out hand-to-hand fighter. It was developed by Gordon E. Perrigard, a Canadian medical doctor who combined his knowledge of advanced ju-jitsu with his knowledge of human anatomy to come up with this devastatingly effective close-in combat system. Arwrology was originally released in 1943 in Canada for use in training combatants for World War II. Martialists from all over the world quickly hailed its superior fighting methods, and today it remains one of the most highly sought after – and most valuable – fighting manuals in the world. Don't miss your chance to add this authentic reproduction of an extremely rare combat classic to your library at a price you can afford.


CHAPTER LIST

BOOK CHAPTER LIST 
1) How to Crawl 
2) How to Fall and Rise 
3) Knee-Blow Psycho-Physical Calisthenics 
4) Unarmed "Blow Power" 
5) The D-U-R-A Hold 
6) Assault Trip Throw 
7) Step Back Trip Throw 
8) Neck Rope Throw 
9) Posterior ARWR Lock 
10) Carotid Artery ARWR Lock 
11) Defense Against Gun in Front of You 
- When Arms Up 
- When Arms Down 
12) Defense-Offense Movement Against a Gun 
- Against Back of Your Neck 
- Pointed at Your Back 
13) How to Attack with a Commando Dagger 
14) How to Use a Dagger 
15) How to Avoid Dagger of Enemy 
16) Bayonet Thrust Defense-Offense Movement 
17) Strangle Hold Defense 
18) Ankle Clamp Throws 
19) Defense-Offense Movements Against a Grip on Your Wrist 
20) Simple Tricks




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Stickgrappler's Note: I am guessing the Paladin site will be shut down at the end of the year and I'm archiving select Paladin Press pages to my blog to preserve an essential part of martial arts from 1970-2017. Archiving some of my favorite Paladin titles.

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