In this class you will: Learn how to control your assailant’s sensory input (eyes, hearing, tactile, etc) in a way that breaks his spirit & makes you look unbreakable even if
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Taking Control in Self-Defense
Taking control in a self-defense situation is a subject that every high-level practitioner tries to get really good at. During today’s Ninjutsu self-defense tactics and strategy session, we’ll
06-20-2023 – Following the ‘breath’ of the Fight
During today’s class, we’ll be taking a look at an important aspect and skill for students working on the attainment of Shodan (with the goal to be “very” adept by Nidan),
E165 – KUDEN! – GANBATTE & “Keep Going!”
One of the most common phrases, next to the word: “play!”, that any student of the Bujinkan Ninjutsu and Budo-Taijutsu (yes, there is a difference!) has heard from
06-16-2023 – Emotion Based Self-Defense
In this class you will: Learn how your emotional state governs your natural body movement so you’re not fighting yourself while trying to fend off his attack! How to tap into a
E164 – KUDEN! – Confidence vs Arrogance (…?)
Have you ever had self-confidence called into question? Have you ever made a comfortable decision about something, demonstrate something that someone needed to learn, or expressed yourself from
Emotion-Based Self-Defense
During this episode, we take a look at emotion-based self-defense – a highly overlooked area within the realm of martial arts and self-defense training – and the role
06-13-2023 – Koto-Ryu Kata and “Bringing Kata to Life”
During today’s class, we’ll be working through a few of the Koto-Ryu kata in our Mastery Level 1 curriculum for those students focused on attaining their Nidan (2nd degree Black Belt),
06-09-2023 – Ninja Combination Weapons
In this class you will: Learn how to see your weapons as “tools” so you’re NOT caught by the same limiting beliefs that your attacker will have! How to overcome
Ninja Combination Weapons
Strategic Thinking Outside the Box!During today's episode, we'll be looking at a few examples of Ninja combination weapons as examples of strategic "outside the box" thinking.