During this week’s class we’ll be looking at the concept of Ritsudo (“rhythm”) and how it related to the 3 types of timing that I look for in the skill proficiency of students in the early Black Belt levels of the Warrior Concepts Mastery Curriculum.

During today’s session we’ll be taking a 30,000 foot view of joint locking techniques and, hopefully through the use of some simple anatomy and physiology lessons (don’t worry, I’ll keep it basic!)… …giving you the tools and insights to make your techniques both easier and more powerful!

During this week’s training session I’ll be outlining a classical framework used in traditional Japanese martial arts training, AND the Kihon Happo as a “principle” – both from the perspective of how and why to “break” your techniques.

During this week’s training session I’ll be outlining a framework that I give to my students so they can always know both: 1) Where they are in their training, and… 2) What they should be focusing on at each level… …as they progress in skill proficiency on the way to Mastery in their Ninjutsu self-defense

Join me for this week’s free Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday training where we take a look at another aspect of real-world self-defense training. During this week’s episode, I’ll be taking a look at the psychology of handgun defense, as well as my ‘4 Pillars’ of Firearms Training framework.