Shudokan Martial Arts Association Wants to Share Accurate History of Jujutsu
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michimich -- Are you Curious about the history of Jujutsu? To learn about the true history of Jujutsu, you need to learn from someone who is a member of a national karate association.

Although historical accounts of jujutsu differ it can be hard to differentiate between fact and fiction. Since few leading jujutsu specialists (recognized by any martial arts association in Japan) have written English language books, it comes as no shock that many Westerners have misconceptions regarding jujutsu's origins.

On the other hand, a number of books and magazine articles have been written about the subject and its history by Westerners claiming to be instructors of an art that is only taught in Japan on a comparatively limited basis. Much of the available research in English stems from only a handful of Americans and Europeans.

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Learn More from a National Karate Association

Do you want to learn a more accurate history of Jujutsu?

To learn about the true history of Jujutsu, you need to learn from someone who is experienced, a member of a national karate association, or from a teacher who has taken the time to learn and study the art of Jujutsu. We can answer your questions with credible historic Japanese knowledge and experience.

Call SMAA at 734-720-0330, review their library, or fill out their contact form to learn more.

About Shudokan Martial Arts Association: SMAA was founded in January 1994 by a group of martial artists who were concerned with promoting and safeguarding Nihon budo and koryu bujutsu--the traditional martial arts and ways of Japan. SMAA is a non-profit that aims keep the spirit of traditional budo alive in the West. Anyone can become a member, even if you aren't a martial artist, and SMAA members are from multiple countries across the globe.

Contact: https://www.smaa-hq.com/contact