Posts Tagged ‘ninja fighting’
I am on day seven of my ninja training trip to Japan. I have been training at the hombu dojo, the top Shihan’s personal dojos and have only three more days to go.
We have trained for 22 hours do far and plan to train for 8 more. That’s 30 hours in 9 days on the ground in Japan, ninja training with the top ninjutsu experts in the world!
- I tested for my Godan (fifth degree) belt rank, and passed!
- I trained with the hightest ranking ninjutsu teachers in the world.
- I trained in the Bujinkan Japan hombu (home) dojo of grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi
- And have the most wonderful memories of Japan and its facinating people
When we go back you should think about joining us.
Ninja Fighting Secrets
Author: shinobi-ninja
Download your copy of
The 9 Steps to Defend, Attack and Win! book
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In my book 9 Steps to Defend, Attack and Win! I show you the 9 steps that you must take to win every time.
In fact, if you are successful at these 9 steps you can win against any attacker of any size! It makes no difference if you are small or large, heavy or thin, strong or weak. What does matter is having the fundamental principles in place at every point of the conflict.
For instance, you can win against a bigger and stronger attacker if you can get in close enough to effectively disrupt their balance, and then keep that balance without losing your own. I show you exactly how to do this in my book.
9 Steps to Defend, Attack and Win! and the accompanying video series is included in my Ninja Online Mastery membership.
My Ninja Online Mastery membership teaches you:
- How to be in the perfect place to throw the attacker
- The details of various joint locks
- The 3 things you need to do to take down someone twice your size, with ease!
- And so much more
You can have access to these secrets and many more when you activate your Ninja Online Mastery membership.
And then, train, train, train!
9 Steps video lesson #9: Winter Warrior Camp
Winning
Core Ninjutsu Techniques Camp lesson 3
The Perfect Defense
Participants learned first hand the power and effectiveness ninjitsu training which is outlined in the 9 Steps to Defend, Attack and Win! method. In the following video you will have access to the detailed and in depth instruction that was formerly available to this elite group.
Ninjitsu (also spelled ninjutsu) training is the most powerful and effective self defense system in the world. When you really learn ninjitsu you will find power from the training that you could not imagine.
In ninjitsu it all starts with the perfect defense. Your training allows yo uto be in the right place at the perfect time. When you accomplish this you become indomitable.
9 Steps video lesson #9: Winter Warrior Camp 9 Steps lessonsContinue reading »
Demonstration (2): 9 Steps video lesson #6
Ninja Fighting Secrets demo
In the following video lesson you will find more demonstrations of the 9 Steps to Defend, Attack and Win! method.
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Demonstrations 1: 9 Steps video lesson #5
Ninja Fighting Secrets demonstration
Below is a video lesson that will go into a little more detail. Study the various examples …
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Winter warrior camp core techniques lesson video 1
Core Ninjutsu Techniques Camp lesson 1
Welcome to your in depth lesson to the kihon happo. These comprehensive instruction videos will give you the strong foundation for mastery.
This is the first video lesson from an invitation only winter warrior camp. The participants in this twenty four hour submersion training had an access to the secrets you are looking for.
Study the information, practice it and perfect your technique, and yourself.
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Ganseki Nage: “Throwing large stones”
Most martial arts teach you to get out of the way and then find a way to kick or punch. One of the best ways to win is to get in so close that you are virtually safe.
If you are this close, then get even closer. The best place to be is where Continue reading »
Te-Makura: Musha Dori variation
NOTE: THIS IS A VERY DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUE. USE EXTREME CAUTION!!!
Core Ninjutsu Techniques lesson 7
This is the response if the attacker counters (reverses or escapes) the oni kudaki.
If the attacker escapes the oni kudaki his arm will most likely straighten at the elbow. This will cause the shoulder lock to be ineffective.
If this happens, place your hand Continue reading »
Oni Kudaki: “Demon Crusher” –
Musha Dori Variation – “Elbow scoop shoulder dislocation”
NOTE: THIS IS A VERY DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUE. USE EXTREME CAUTION!!!
Core Ninjutsu Technique lesson 6
This techniques works on pretty much the same basic principles of musha dori.
The variation is that the attackers elbow is high instead of low. The mechanics are adjusted for this difference, but the effects are the same.
The principle: Continue reading »
Musha Dori – “Catching The Warrior”: Elbow scoop shoulder dislocation
NOTE: THIS IS A VERY DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUE. USE EXTREME CAUTION!!!
Core Ninjutsu Technique lesson 5
This is a particularly nasty technique. You can severely damage you opponent’s shoulder if you don’t have the skill and control to master the technique.
One of the things you are practicing with musha dori is the idea of Continue reading »
Ura Gyaku: “Inward wrist twist”
NOTE: THIS IS A VERY DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUE. USE EXTREME CAUTION!!!
Core Ninjutsu Technique lesson 3
Ura Gyaku is an inward wrist twist. It is also the name of this kata.
Wrist locks are an effective tool in your defense and attack. Ura gyaku is an inward wrist twist that will cause the attacker to move forward to relieve the pressure.
If done with great force it will shear the tendons and brake the wrist joint. I teach my students to develop connection and control to win. Rarely will it be necessary to break the wrist.
The principle in this kata is Continue reading »
Omote Gyaku Tsuki: “Outer wrist twist“
Building off omote gyaku dori this kata tells us that even though we have used what they gave us to defeat them, they will keep on coming.
We always need to be ready to defend. It isn’t over until it is over.
You must learn the three mind states:
- Isshin
- Mushin
- Zanshin
Isshin means:Continue reading »