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Self-Defense Tips, Training Insights & Warrior-Based Martial Arts Philosophy
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Master Your Self - Master Your Life!
Self-Defense Tips, Training Insights & Warrior-Based Martial Arts Philosophy
to Help You
Master Your Self - Master Your Life!
In Bujinkan Ninjutsu Training, as well as many other traditional Japanese martial arts; Kurai Dori means, roughly, to take a position – to take a proper position – to catch the space. And while it is often seen as related to kamae, the protective combat and self-defense postures within ninpo-taijutsu / budo-taijutsu… just like our
During this episode we’ll be looking at the connection between goal attainment and frustration- two things that seem to be at odds with each other, right? After all, if you achieve your goals, how can there be frustration? Connected to this is also the difference between how the super successful and the wanna-be relate to
This lesson from Bujinkan Ninjutsu Training on the advanced punching skill known as San-Uchi (“Triple Striking”) is designed to allow you to use tactical application of your fists and striking stills to maximize damage with minimal effort! After all… the primary key to survival is energy conservation and working smarter – not harder! Visit: https://onlineninjaacademy.com/warriors-worksheet-san-uchi-2/ to
When you think of martial arts of self-defense, one of the first things (if not ‘the first’) that comes to mind is…fighting. But the world of conflict resolution, warriorship, and combat…especially within the Ninja’s realm…involves MUCH more than just meeting an opponent head-on physically – as if the winner of this match somehow decided many
Over my years on the Path, I have been exposed to many lessons within the Kuden and Shinden realms of training. Many of these lessons came from the Dragon’s Realm, rather than the Tiger’s Realm of raw, violent battlefield survival tactics for winning. During today’s episode, we’ll be diving deep into some of these lessons
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