Self-Defense Tips, Training Insights & Warrior-Based Martial Arts Philosophy
to Help You
Master Your Self - Master Your Life!
A consistent and, yes, proper lesson heard by students again and again is about the importance of basics. This goes beyond the initial lesson heard by beginning students, but also as a reminder to intermediate and advanced practitioners. But, as odd as this may seem considering the lists of so-called “official techniques”, what are the
In this class you will: Learn how to make any attacker believe that you’re a cold-blooded killer, even if you know you’re the underdog and even if he has the advantage! How to use your eyes in a way that taps into your brain’s “sight-consciousness” faculties in a way that allows you to speed up your reaction time by up to
In this training, we’ll be looking at how to use your eyes for self-defense. Developing the “Warrior’s Eyes” and being able to control an attacker’s perceptions through the use of your eyes is a powerful tactic for gaining the advantage in a self-protection situation – especially when you need to defend yourself against a stronger,
One of the most talked about aspects of Bujinkan Ninjutsu training is the taking and passing of the sakki – blade avoidance test – for Godan, 5th degree black belt, and where one becomes a Shidoshi (‘Teacher of the Warrior Ways of Enlightenment’). But, within the Warrior Concepts’ Black Belt & Life Mastery curriculum, the
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 you think you’re weaker than him! How to use the Ninja’s kyojitsu tenkan (‘alternating truth and falsehood’) principle to keep him off-guard, off-balance, and feeling like he out of his league!
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 be looking at how to do that by controlling your attacker’s perceptions of several key things that determine everything from how he thinks, to his decisions and
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), as well-as the concept of back-and-forth, adaptive flow and being able to follow “the ‘breath’ of the fight” for those Nidan and above. The goal of all this,
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 Soke Hatsumi over the years is the admonition to: “Keep Going!” During this episode, we’ll be looking at the meaning behind this phrase as it relates to
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