In the art of Ninjutsu, the use of the elbows for striking is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. In this training, we’ll be going beyond striking
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In the art of Ninjutsu, the use of the elbows for striking is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. In this training, we’ll be going beyond striking
We’ve all experience not just the feeling of anger, frustration & even rage; but also suffered from the consequences of our thoughts, words, and actions spawned by that
During tonight’s class, we’ll be continuing our look at the Shinden-Fudo Ryu through one of the Shoden no Maki Kata and a few of it’s variations.
We’ll be training with some of the points and concepts regarding fighting with Yawara sticks and alternatives, as I covered during this week’s Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday session! You can watch
During this session, we’ll be exploring the history, development, and use of the Yawara stick – otherwise known is today’s world as a Kubotan – and how we
During tonight’s class, we’ll be focusing on some technique examples and defensive approaches from our Shinden-Fudo, and Kukishinden schools (if time permits) – both making up part of the advancement requirements
I actually came at the Enlightenment teachings in a backwards sort of way though my martial arts training in Ninjutsu. Through exploration of conflict, the handling of violence,
We’ll be training with some of the points and concepts regarding fighting FROM the ground, as I covered during this week’s Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday session! You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/live/R2UFw-fIElM
Protecting yourself in self-defense situation can be hard enough when you’re both ON the ground, but what do you do to give yourself the greatest advantage when you’re
During tonight’s class, we’ll be focusing on some of he technique examples from the Takagi-Yoshin school that make up part of the advancement requirements for those moving towards sandan, 3rd degree