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American Self Protection (A.S.P.) is a self protection program devised and developed by Evan S. Baltazzi. It includes unarmed and armed self defense, mind-body (psychosomatic) exercises, nutrition, urban/wilderness survival techniques, first aid, water safety, orienteering, and overall physical/mental fitness. It was A.S.P. was first conceived in 1954 and made public in 1965 at the West Suburban YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago, LaGrange, Illinois.

References



  • An interesting overview of the philosophy and methods used by the American Self-Protection Association (A.S.P.A.) Inc., is to be found in The Art of American Self-Protection, by Evan S. Baltazzi, Journal of Physical Education (YMCA), March-April 1968, pp 118-119.
  • American Self-Protection, A Critical Approach To Martial Arts, by E. S. Baltazzi, American Judoman (U.S.J.A.) September-October 1969, pp. 10-13.
  • An account of A.S.P. as a YMCA sport is to be found in the Journal of Physical Education, March-April 1971, pp.89-92: Sports, Health and Physical Education Methods Research Conferences. A Far Reaching Experiment within The YMCA, by E. S. Baltazzi, Chairman.
  • American Self-Protection (Self-Defense takes a new turn, becomes a new sport, produces a new book), by E. S. Baltazzi, Journal of Physical Education, July August 1973, p.137.
  • The A.S.P. approach to kickboxing is explained in Kickboxing For Sport And Self-Defense, by E. S. Baltazzi, Journal of Physical Education, January-February 1973, pp. 47-49.
  • A Novel Approach To The Combative Arts and Sports, published in three issues of Inside Kung Fu, E. S. Baltazzi explains the competitive and combative aspects of A.S.P..: Vol. 4, No. 4, June 1977, pp. 28,30 and 48; Vol. 4, No. 5, July 1977, pp. 12, 13 and 54; Vol. 4, No. 6, August 1977, pp. 32, 33 and 37.
  • Basic American Self-Protection, by E. S.. Baltazzi, Evanel Associates. publishers, Northfield, OH, 1972; second printing 1976; third printing 1978; fourth printing 1981.
  • Klckboxing - A Safe Sport, A Deadly Defense, by E. S. Baltazzi, Chas. E. Tuttle, Rutland VT, publishers, 1976; second printing 1981; third printing 1984.
  • The leading Italian martial arts magazine, Super Banzai, published in four installments, an exclusive interview with Dr. Baltazzi by Steve Seamus, titled American Self-Protection. This abundantly illustrated interview covers various aspects of A.S.P.. Super Banzai, December 1981, pp. 25-27; January 1982, pp. 49-51; February 198Z pp. 30-32; March 1982, pp.40-42.
  • Stickfighting - A Practical Guide for Self-Protection. Complete Instruction Manual for Men and Women, by E. S. Baltazzi, Chas. E. Tuttle, Tokyo, Japan, publishers, 1983. Contains the complete A.S.P. stickfighting method for sport and self-defense.
  • The Stickflghter s Guide To Self-Defense, by E. S. Baltazzi, Inside Karate, July 1985, pp. 64-68; it explains the A.S.P. approach to stickfighting.
  • Self-Protection Complete. The A.S.P. System. A Complete System of Holistic Body-Mind Self-Protection. For Mental and Physical Fitness. For Self-Defense and Prevention. For Sport, by E. S.. Baltazzi, Evanel Associates, publishers, 1991.
  • Low Impact Self-Defense Aerobic Exercises, by E. S. Baltazzi, Women s Self-Defense, March 1994, pp.30-35.
  • Simple But Effective Self-Defense Techniques, by E. S. Baltazzi, Women s Self-Defense, June 1994, pp. 26-31.
  • U.S. Patent Office Registration Numbers: 865,959 (March 4, 1969) and 926,581 (January 4, 1972).




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