One of the most important lessons I learned from my teachers when actual “self-protection” was the goal of training; and not just collecting techniques or religiously adhering to
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One of the most important lessons I learned from my teachers when actual “self-protection” was the goal of training; and not just collecting techniques or religiously adhering to
Rather than continue to pull topics out of my proverbial Ninja “hat”, I posed a question at the end of a recent episode… “What questions do YOU have
During this episode we’ll be looking at some of the things I’ve found that help to maximize your control of a situation and take away your opponent’s advantage…
If you'll be joining us for class, you'll need your hanbo ('half-staff') or jo ('3/4 staff'), a bokken ('wooden, etc. training sword), and training knife as we'll be
Had it not been for lessons about more than just weapons, techniques, and cool tricks that I received from my teachers; this podcast wouldn’t even exist. Why? Because
We'll be further exploring the Bunkai and Oyo training concepts that I covered as a part of this past week's Warrior's Whiteboard Wednesday.
Is your training focused on martial arts for self-defense? During this episode we look at two ways to learn from our kata AFTER we’ve learned the kata.
We'll be further exploring the Bunkai and Oyo training concepts that I covered as a part of this past week's Warrior's Whiteboard Wednesday.
During this episode of Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday, we’ll be exploring differences in movement and tactics across 3 of the primary lineages within Bujinkan Ninjutsu.