Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 365
tter will land upon his own backbeyond. The movements of the one who isattacking must be executed with great rapidity—one, two, three, four! But remember! This trick should never beattempted except on a mattress or a bed of hay,and both contestants must be in their stocking 352 JAPANESE ATHLETICS… … Rightly performed, this is a splendid exercise,and cannot work any injury. This most surprising feat of jiu-jitsu is excellentas well for bodily training as for defensive tactics.Assailant and victim change places in turn, andnot more than three throws for each are advis-able until the contestants…
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