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Most of us, at some time or another in our training careers, will encounter those who will dismiss what we’re trying to do in one way or another. Some will roll their eyes, showing their true feelings; others will outright laugh; and still others will actually try to stop you. During this episode, we’ll be
We’ll be looking at street-ready combat striking where the goal is to shut the attacker’s body done as quickly, efficiently, and effectively as possible… all based on this week’s Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday session! If you didn’t catch it, you can watch it here: https://youtube.com/live/RKduEvj991g
Continuing with our exploration of a popular Japanese phrase, including within the martial arts, and what they point to as keys to progress in the mental realm. During this week’s episode, we’ll be looking at the 2nd half of the phrase: Mizu no Kokoro (“mind like water”), what it points to as a goal, and
During tonight’s class we’re going to be exploring the “energy” and “feel” of the fight – specifically from the perspective of “fighting like (or ‘in’)” each of the elemental modes that you’re introduced to in the kyu / module levels of training. This is a HUGE piece that’s missing from a LOT of students’ responses and technique
We’ll be looking at the different categories of “blocking” and attack-receiving that give you more options and begin controlling your assailant from the outset of his attack… all based on this week’s Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday session! If you didn’t catch it, you can watch it here: https://youtube.com/live/GPQgdSbjkfc
Join me for this week’s free Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday training where we take a look at a Gyokko-Ryu principle I call “3-in-1 / 1-in-3.” It’s designed to shift your perspective of your Bujinkan Ninjutsu techniques and skills in a way that accelerates your path to Mastery, and advances your skill proficiency way past the average
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