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Un sistema victoriano de defensa personal creado en Londres hacia 1898 por Edward Barton-Wright, que mezcla jujutsu, boxeo, savate y bastón.
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Un sistema victoriano de defensa personal creado en Londres hacia 1898 por Edward Barton-Wright, que mezcla jujutsu, boxeo, savate y bastón.
La guía completa de este arte se está escribiendo.
Bartitsu was created in London around 1899 by the engineer Edward William Barton-Wright, who had learned jujutsu in Japan. He mixed it with boxing, savate and Pierre Vigny's stick fighting to make a self-defence system for gentlemen.
His Bartitsu Club (1900–1902) brought Japanese teachers such as Yukio Tani to Britain. The club closed, but it helped start the jiu-jitsu boom in Europe, and the art has been revived since the 2000s.
Fuentes: Bartitsu Society · Encyclopaedia Britannica
R. G. Allanson-Winn & C. Phillipps-Wolley, 1890 · Técnica. Leer gratis →
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His Bartitsu Club (1900–1902) brought Japanese teachers such as Yukio Tani to Britain. The club closed, but it helped start the jiu-jitsu boom in Europe, and the art has been revived since the 2000s.