Self-Defense Tips, Training Insights & Warrior-Based Martial Arts Philosophy
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This 2nd part of our Ninjutsu self-defense series focuses on how to move faster against an opponent’s attacks but, where part 1 focused on internal factors (brain wiring and the effects of emotional states on the spine), this session focuses on external dynamics on the body to “make” our bodies move faster to avoid, evade,
An important part of the journey of personal development and life mastery is taking the time to review what we’ve done to this point in the process. By taking stock of both the vision, dream, or goals we’ve put in place – purposefully or just through our imaginings – AND the progress we’ve made form
This is part 1 of a 2 part series in our Ninjutsu self-defense system, where we look at how brain wiring and emotions act as physiological influencers on the spine, natural body movement, and your ability to respond, adapt, and act more quickly and easily! You can watch part 2 of this 2-part series (to
As we progress in our training, and move through the skill sets and techniques we’re learning, we can often hit a proverbial “wall”. It’s during these times that we can feel like we’re stuck, where frustration, and even anger kicks – and we can lose motivation, stray from the Path, or even quit for any
Have you ever wondered why there are so many fists in Ninjutsu? Great question, and the answer as with everything in the Ninja’s arts is deeper and more far-reaching than merely “style.” During this episode of Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday, we’ll dive into the multi-faceted concept of KEN (‘Fist’) in the Ninja’s personal combat system, and
This Tuesday’s Shinobi Kai/Ninpo Masterclass is the last class for 2022 due to the holiday break. As the last class of the year, Dai-Shihan decided to do something special. During this class he dug into his 40+ year training notebook collection and shared some of the technique variations and other cool secrets he’s learned over
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