Self-Defense Tips, Training Insights & Warrior-Based Martial Arts Philosophy
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In the world of fighting and self-defense, at least from the Ninja’s perspective… a fighter is not a fighter. We can see that there are 4 Primary Attacker “Types” – each having his own way of throwing a punch, grab, kick, etc, often based on size, personality type, and more. During this session, we’ll take
During my time with various teachers along the way, there has often arisen what seemed like major contradictions in thinking – things that inspire the question: “How can BOTH be True?!” But, after working through these things, I found that what made others confused and even leave their training, were the very things that, after
This week’s episode will be another Q & A session where I answer questions from listeners about the art, self-protection, and any sticking points getting the way of your progress in your self-protection and personal development mastery. Join in, throw your questions in the mix. I’ll answer as many as I can in the time
In Ninpo-Taijutsu, the legs are the most important thing; both for maintaining balance and powerful, effective movement; as well as for breaking the stability and balance of our assailant. During this week’s lesson I’ll be showing you something that my own teachers drilled into me and my peers coming up through the ranks.
Having historical validity behind what we’re doing is important. But, we can agree that few if any attackers are carrying swords, spears, or wearing traditional hakama in today’s world. In this episode I’ll look a what it takes to bring the original core training areas of the Ninja into the modern, Western world of the
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