World Ju Jitsu Federation Program

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his book was published in 1979 as a manual for World Ju Jitsu Federation (WJJF). WJJF was originally founded by soke James Blundell. At the time of this book Richard Morris was still with WJJF. As we all know the person in charge was, and is, none other than Robert "Bob" Clark.

In well-known fashion  Clark shows the various techniques within the syllabus dressed in traditional hakama (a special form of vide "pants"). Richard Morris has later been heard to oppose this, as it harder to see the details in a given position, stance etc. I totally agree with this point. But hey, it looks nice! And Robert Clark has been known for his, let us say, somewhat "flashy" style. You will also see R. Morris showing some weapon kata and applications.

The book/manual presents the whole WJJF syllabus from beginner level and up to nidan, black belt (including shodan - 1. dan).

The manual is without a doubt well worth hunting down. At times I have seen in sold on e-bay (www.ebay.com), so it is absolutely possible to get hold of it. Also, remember do a search on: Abebooks! This is a gigantic network of small and independent booksellers from all over the globe.

You will find a newer verison of the WJJF syllabus by Robert Clark  by clicking on to this page here: Jiu JItsu, Blue Belt to Brown Belt - The Official World Jiu Jitsu Federation Training Manual.

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