A warrior’s ability to engage in weapon combat, as well as the order that things were learned in, were rarely dictated by personal choice as in today’s world.
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A warrior’s ability to engage in weapon combat, as well as the order that things were learned in, were rarely dictated by personal choice as in today’s world.
During tonight’s class, a “part 2” of sorts, will be a continuation of last week’s topic on the two aspects of the skill proficiency paradigm that I covered
We’ll be looking at the two sides of training that I covered during this week’s Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday session! If you missed that episode/lesson, you can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ0GWk0S1a0&t=121s
During this episode, we’re going to taking a historical look at the fortitude, understanding, and consequences of failure when a Ninja acted; the morality behind the “why” of
During this session we’ll be exploring to sides of the self-defense paradigm, 5 elemental response methodologies, and why “style” is a 4-letter word in Ninjutsu.
We’ll be looking at more elements of combat striking for the street… all based on this week’s Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday session! You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk_whtXhRg4
Join me for this week’s free Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday training where we take a look at Kyusho, or what most people call “pressure points.” During this class, we’ll
This training will show you how to end a fight in less than 10 seconds. Look… Street survival is NOT the same as sport competitive, or high school
During tonight’s class, we’re going to be looking at the advanced skill of “no-handed defense.” This means that, for whatever reason, we cannot use our upper limbs for