please tell me!!!!!!!!!! I need to know for my lijutsu class!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...|||You can%26#039;t.|||Can you learn to be a navy seal by watching Under Siege? Can you ask questions to the movie if you don%26#039;t understand? Can the movie correct your lazy form? I%26#039;m not sure where this all started that you could learn a martial art by watching a video but it%26#039;s ridiculous. The videos that people taking the art get is to compliment what they are learning in class. The teacher showing them first and correcting them as they go is the biggest part of learning the art. Want to learn the art? Go to a dojo and pay the teacher for the time he/she is gonna spend teaching and correcting you. Good luck|||Download an asian martial art movie (jet lee, jackie chan, etc.) and practice those moves with a partner. provided you both have similar attributes.|||don%26#039;t waste your time|||Where can I lean brain surgery online??????
please tell me!!!!!!!!!!!!! I need to know for my blaaaa class!!!!!!
what an idiot!|||dude! XD ROFLMAO!!!! what shadow clone jutsu?? I WANNA LEARN!!!!!!!!!
Friday, May 21, 2010
What naruto ninjutsu would you like to learn?
everything including Naruto%26#039;s fox power ~
(blissful smile)|||Chidori|||I want to learn Kage Bunshin no Jutsu the most. Though i can split myself into thousand and imagine what can i do. :)|||most definetely, Sexy-no-jutso. It can defeat even the 3rd hokage. ^^, besides this is what got naruto his free training from Jiraiya.|||Probably Rasengan, or Chidori. But mostly I want Sharigan as a bloodline.|||i would say all of kakashi%26#039;s ninjutsu but if i had to choose i would choose the Chidori and the Kage Bushin no jutsu
P.S he can use the kage bushin because he did in the episodes|||the shadow clone jutsu because its really helpfull and its awesome
(blissful smile)|||Chidori|||I want to learn Kage Bunshin no Jutsu the most. Though i can split myself into thousand and imagine what can i do. :)|||most definetely, Sexy-no-jutso. It can defeat even the 3rd hokage. ^^, besides this is what got naruto his free training from Jiraiya.|||Probably Rasengan, or Chidori. But mostly I want Sharigan as a bloodline.|||i would say all of kakashi%26#039;s ninjutsu but if i had to choose i would choose the Chidori and the Kage Bushin no jutsu
P.S he can use the kage bushin because he did in the episodes|||the shadow clone jutsu because its really helpfull and its awesome
Would getting knocked out help my marital arts training?
Ive been training in Tae Kwon Do and Ninjutsu (Bujinkan) for about 4 years total. I have never been in a street fight and im not the type who starts fights, but ive sparred and grappled alot but ive never been straight up jacked in the face or knocked out. What should i do|||No!!!!!!!!
Getting knocked out wouldn%26#039;t help as it would have a negative effect better to train your mind in positive attitude approach and avoid street situations if you can, but saying that you should try and build a mental toughness attitude just in case,learn from others mistakes not just your own.
Best wishes :)***|||No it wouldn%26#039;t - training hard with good experienced martial artists will help your training.
I%26#039;ve been knocked out 3 times in just over 12 years of training - all three times in competition never in %26quot;class%26quot; or sparring. I can%26#039;t say that getting knocked out helped my martial arts skills in any way. After getting knocked out I could say that I learned something about myself and my drive to keep training to get better, but I can%26#039;t say getting knocked out helped my skills at all.|||As weird as it sounds, one of the black belts in my Bujinkan dojo believes that everyone should get a good hard punch straight in the face at least once. This way, they will realize that it%26#039;s not that bad and that they can fight through it. This will reduce their fear of being hit in the face. So, it would probably help your training a good bit. You don%26#039;t have to be knocked out, but a good solid punch to the face.|||Give it time. I was in Karate for 12 years before I recieved my first knock out. It wasn%26#039;t bad and the pain set in hours later...but keep in mind each time the human head is knocked out you risk a serious injury...including brain damage. Getting knocked out intentionally is only for morons who train for the wrong reasons and think it is cool to brag about it.
I have a friend who has trained and fought in the Sabaki / Eishin Karate system for 29 years. He has never been knocked out yet and he does not want to be. This is a full contact system for those people who have never heard about. In real martial arts if you knockout a student or fellow class member you should feel bad...not good about it as he says...but in competition it happens.
I would recommend you just keep training and if it happens, it happens. If not good for you.|||I agree with one of the others here in that getting your bell rung gives you a better idea of how your body and mind will respond some. I have only been knocked out once and that was when I was sixteen and a guy sucker punched me and broke my nose. That experience and a few others where I was wobbled when fighting gave me the confidence and knowledge to better be able to fight through such things and keep my focus better I think. Sometimes a person who has never been hit hard does not react so well to it since they don%26#039;t have any experience with this and they sometimes fool themselves into thinking that they are hurt more than they really are.
I don%26#039;t think you should purposely try to get knocked out as this experience with will come with time and fighting if you compete or step into the ring. I have been hit as hard in tournaments as in full contact so it will come if you compete any amount.|||getting knocked out will not improve your skills... unless maybe you have a seriously bad fear of getting knocked out and panic when in range of your opponents strikes, in which case maybe you%26#039;d find there isn%26#039;t as much to fear as you thought.
Maybe you should spar with boxing gloves and head gear on so that you can strike each other in the head with more force to get used to getting knocked around harder. I wouldn%26#039;t recommend intentionally getting knocked out tho.|||No. It wouldn%26#039;t help you at all. It would also make you more suseptable to future knockouts.
A KO is a concussion. It can be serious. There was a guy convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a single punch. He punched a guy outside of a bar, with a jab no less, it was icy out, the guy was KO%26#039;d standing up, and hit the ground face first. His friends helped him up and took him home, but his skull had cracked and he had internal bleeding in his brain and never woke up the next day.
Don%26#039;t screw around with it. Sparring is good, trying to get KO%26#039;d is stupid.
If it happens, it happens. But it won%26#039;t make you better.
James|||really don%26#039;t get ko%26#039;d on purpose because then you%26#039;re expecting it and your body reacts different, u teach ur body to flinch instead of react.
the best thing to do is actually put ur gear on and spar off with a decently experienced guy with strong standup and watch what he does and let your body do the learning.|||Getting rocked would help in the sense that you would know what it feels like. Sometimes you can get through getting your bell rung a little bit and recover. Knowing how your body would react to getting rocked would help.|||look at chute box academy , these guys are nuts
and knock each other cold all the time , i guess
it works for them as wanderlai %26#039;%26#039;s recovery time
is the best ive seen|||Getting knocked out is never a good thing. EVER|||no.....
Getting knocked out wouldn%26#039;t help as it would have a negative effect better to train your mind in positive attitude approach and avoid street situations if you can, but saying that you should try and build a mental toughness attitude just in case,learn from others mistakes not just your own.
Best wishes :)***|||No it wouldn%26#039;t - training hard with good experienced martial artists will help your training.
I%26#039;ve been knocked out 3 times in just over 12 years of training - all three times in competition never in %26quot;class%26quot; or sparring. I can%26#039;t say that getting knocked out helped my martial arts skills in any way. After getting knocked out I could say that I learned something about myself and my drive to keep training to get better, but I can%26#039;t say getting knocked out helped my skills at all.|||As weird as it sounds, one of the black belts in my Bujinkan dojo believes that everyone should get a good hard punch straight in the face at least once. This way, they will realize that it%26#039;s not that bad and that they can fight through it. This will reduce their fear of being hit in the face. So, it would probably help your training a good bit. You don%26#039;t have to be knocked out, but a good solid punch to the face.|||Give it time. I was in Karate for 12 years before I recieved my first knock out. It wasn%26#039;t bad and the pain set in hours later...but keep in mind each time the human head is knocked out you risk a serious injury...including brain damage. Getting knocked out intentionally is only for morons who train for the wrong reasons and think it is cool to brag about it.
I have a friend who has trained and fought in the Sabaki / Eishin Karate system for 29 years. He has never been knocked out yet and he does not want to be. This is a full contact system for those people who have never heard about. In real martial arts if you knockout a student or fellow class member you should feel bad...not good about it as he says...but in competition it happens.
I would recommend you just keep training and if it happens, it happens. If not good for you.|||I agree with one of the others here in that getting your bell rung gives you a better idea of how your body and mind will respond some. I have only been knocked out once and that was when I was sixteen and a guy sucker punched me and broke my nose. That experience and a few others where I was wobbled when fighting gave me the confidence and knowledge to better be able to fight through such things and keep my focus better I think. Sometimes a person who has never been hit hard does not react so well to it since they don%26#039;t have any experience with this and they sometimes fool themselves into thinking that they are hurt more than they really are.
I don%26#039;t think you should purposely try to get knocked out as this experience with will come with time and fighting if you compete or step into the ring. I have been hit as hard in tournaments as in full contact so it will come if you compete any amount.|||getting knocked out will not improve your skills... unless maybe you have a seriously bad fear of getting knocked out and panic when in range of your opponents strikes, in which case maybe you%26#039;d find there isn%26#039;t as much to fear as you thought.
Maybe you should spar with boxing gloves and head gear on so that you can strike each other in the head with more force to get used to getting knocked around harder. I wouldn%26#039;t recommend intentionally getting knocked out tho.|||No. It wouldn%26#039;t help you at all. It would also make you more suseptable to future knockouts.
A KO is a concussion. It can be serious. There was a guy convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a single punch. He punched a guy outside of a bar, with a jab no less, it was icy out, the guy was KO%26#039;d standing up, and hit the ground face first. His friends helped him up and took him home, but his skull had cracked and he had internal bleeding in his brain and never woke up the next day.
Don%26#039;t screw around with it. Sparring is good, trying to get KO%26#039;d is stupid.
If it happens, it happens. But it won%26#039;t make you better.
James|||really don%26#039;t get ko%26#039;d on purpose because then you%26#039;re expecting it and your body reacts different, u teach ur body to flinch instead of react.
the best thing to do is actually put ur gear on and spar off with a decently experienced guy with strong standup and watch what he does and let your body do the learning.|||Getting rocked would help in the sense that you would know what it feels like. Sometimes you can get through getting your bell rung a little bit and recover. Knowing how your body would react to getting rocked would help.|||look at chute box academy , these guys are nuts
and knock each other cold all the time , i guess
it works for them as wanderlai %26#039;%26#039;s recovery time
is the best ive seen|||Getting knocked out is never a good thing. EVER|||no.....
Genjutsu, ninjutsu, and taijutsu. ?
difference how they work wahts the result are they legal according to religious pint of view what r the tricks
|||ninjitsu is like the art ninjas used to practice i know that, and they had different ranks of which you ascended until you reached the rank of shinobi.|||Genjutsu: Naruto crap, not for real life
Ninjutsu: A japanese art that trains in strategy, tactics, and guerilla warfare. Yes, it%26#039;s legal to train in it, and moral if done with reasonable motivations (as a ninjutsu teacher what good reasons are to study ninjutsu, and he%26#039;ll tell you if you don%26#039;t know)
Taijutsu: One of the 18 disciplines in ninjutsu that focuses on unarmed combat.
As for what are the %26quot;tricks%26quot;, you should join a ninjutsu school and find out for yourself, or if you just want a brief survey, you can look up ChosonNinja on youtube, as he demonstrates a bunch of techniques.|||I think you might want to separate what%26#039;s on Naruto from reality.
Genjutsu (roughly Illusion Skills) -- As far as I know, there%26#039;s no such thing. Granted, many ninja knew little tricks (Things like tying a sword to their face and pulling it out, or putting a frog to sleep), and there are some techniques that deal in controlling an opponent with your intent (Saiminjutsu).
Ninjutsu (roughly Espionage or Enduring Skills) -- The skills for ninjutsu include infiltration techniques; creation of poisons, medicines, and foods; building fortresses; intonjutsu (hiding skills); etc. Yes, ninja could use these skills to assassinate others, but the physical techniques would come from the next section.
Taijutsu (Body Skills) -- Something needs to be understood here... Everyone has taijutsu. The baker, the prostitute, the mother, the World of Warcraft player who never leaves his house... The ninja had their own as well, usually referred to as Ninpo Taijutsu. This is not entirely distinct from the warrior%26#039;s Budo Taijutsu. It deals with the physical body work involved in performing the requirements of the job. Whereas ninjutsu dealt more with the use of the environment (for example, knowing when and where to move to step silently), taijutsu deals more with the physical aspects (the technique to actually step).
The ninja themselves were a counterculture, often in direct opposition to the ruling class. For them, no, it wasn%26#039;t legal for them to be ninja. It didn%26#039;t much concern them. It was something they had to do. Nowadays, what%26#039;s taught through the Bujinkan, Genbukan, and Jinenkan is legal.
I have no clue what you%26#039;re talking about in reference to a religious point of view. What does religion have to do with any of this.
As for what the tricks are, you%26#039;ll have to find a teacher and train.|||Well Ninjutsu is a real art not alot of sneaking around and stuff anymore. You should let TV be TV and real life be real. The easy way to learn Ninjutsu is take a class or 2 you can look at a number of sites to guide you. I would recommend
http://www.ninjutsu.com/home.shtml which is Hatsumi the current Soke
http://www.skhquest.com/ which is Hayes american Pioneer
and Hatsumi%26#039;s 2 other top students formed their own orgs.
http://www.jinenkan.com/
http://www.genbukan.org/
I would stay away from Chosen he seems to be just doing his thing. Which is okay but these are authentic.
Good luck hope that helps. |||what are they?
|||ninjitsu is like the art ninjas used to practice i know that, and they had different ranks of which you ascended until you reached the rank of shinobi.|||Genjutsu: Naruto crap, not for real life
Ninjutsu: A japanese art that trains in strategy, tactics, and guerilla warfare. Yes, it%26#039;s legal to train in it, and moral if done with reasonable motivations (as a ninjutsu teacher what good reasons are to study ninjutsu, and he%26#039;ll tell you if you don%26#039;t know)
Taijutsu: One of the 18 disciplines in ninjutsu that focuses on unarmed combat.
As for what are the %26quot;tricks%26quot;, you should join a ninjutsu school and find out for yourself, or if you just want a brief survey, you can look up ChosonNinja on youtube, as he demonstrates a bunch of techniques.|||I think you might want to separate what%26#039;s on Naruto from reality.
Genjutsu (roughly Illusion Skills) -- As far as I know, there%26#039;s no such thing. Granted, many ninja knew little tricks (Things like tying a sword to their face and pulling it out, or putting a frog to sleep), and there are some techniques that deal in controlling an opponent with your intent (Saiminjutsu).
Ninjutsu (roughly Espionage or Enduring Skills) -- The skills for ninjutsu include infiltration techniques; creation of poisons, medicines, and foods; building fortresses; intonjutsu (hiding skills); etc. Yes, ninja could use these skills to assassinate others, but the physical techniques would come from the next section.
Taijutsu (Body Skills) -- Something needs to be understood here... Everyone has taijutsu. The baker, the prostitute, the mother, the World of Warcraft player who never leaves his house... The ninja had their own as well, usually referred to as Ninpo Taijutsu. This is not entirely distinct from the warrior%26#039;s Budo Taijutsu. It deals with the physical body work involved in performing the requirements of the job. Whereas ninjutsu dealt more with the use of the environment (for example, knowing when and where to move to step silently), taijutsu deals more with the physical aspects (the technique to actually step).
The ninja themselves were a counterculture, often in direct opposition to the ruling class. For them, no, it wasn%26#039;t legal for them to be ninja. It didn%26#039;t much concern them. It was something they had to do. Nowadays, what%26#039;s taught through the Bujinkan, Genbukan, and Jinenkan is legal.
I have no clue what you%26#039;re talking about in reference to a religious point of view. What does religion have to do with any of this.
As for what the tricks are, you%26#039;ll have to find a teacher and train.|||Well Ninjutsu is a real art not alot of sneaking around and stuff anymore. You should let TV be TV and real life be real. The easy way to learn Ninjutsu is take a class or 2 you can look at a number of sites to guide you. I would recommend
http://www.ninjutsu.com/home.shtml which is Hatsumi the current Soke
http://www.skhquest.com/ which is Hayes american Pioneer
and Hatsumi%26#039;s 2 other top students formed their own orgs.
http://www.jinenkan.com/
http://www.genbukan.org/
I would stay away from Chosen he seems to be just doing his thing. Which is okay but these are authentic.
Good luck hope that helps. |||what are they?
Naruto: What is a "Space-Time Ninjutsu" ????? What does it do? Who can Perform it??
Can you list who can?|||A Space-Time Ninjutsu is, to explain a little, a jutsu that warps the space and time.... (what the hell I%26#039;m saying, I need to explain).
If we go from Point A to Point B, it normally takes an amount of time via normal traveling method (transport, walking, whatever...) like this:
A -------------------------- B
...........time -%26gt;
But using the time-space ninjutsu, it warps the space between A and B so the amount of time needed is cut to minimum or zero. Like this:
------A,..,B
-------%26#039;.....%26#039;- -------%26lt;=== I can%26#039;t draw XD Supposed
------%26#039;-__ -%26#039; -----------------to be a circle
.... -%26gt; time %26lt;-
This is perfect for those who want to reach a far place in a very short time. This is the same as Goku%26#039;s (Dragon Ball, anyone?) Instantaneous Teleportation.
In Naruto, only two people can use this technique. One is the famous Konoha%26#039;s Yellow Flash Yondaime Hokage, who uses a medium for his teleportation (his specially-inscribed kunais); and another is *spoiler*Tobi, a.k.a. Uchiha Madara */spoiler*. This guy doesn%26#039;t need any medium at all.|||Its a jutsu that the 4th Hokage had created and can used. So,far he has been known for the only one who can use it. He would use a special kunai that he had made,with a seal around it because of this seal Minato was able to transport himself,where ever the kunai was,because of this he would pretty much just transport to that are,so it was basically defy time itself. It was first seen in the Kakashi arc.
The technique has been called Hiraishin no Jutsu - Flying Thunder God Technique.
Character Use: Yondaime Hokage
Rank: S
Range: Close (0m ~ 5m), Mid (5m ~ 10m), Far (10m+)
Type: Supplementary
Hiraishin no Jutsu is a ninjutsu technique utilized by the Fourth Hokage. The technique gave Yondaime his nickname %26quot;Konoha%26#039;s Yellow Flash,%26quot; due to his bright yellow hair and his ability to traverse great distances in the blink of an eye. A space-time jutsu like Kuchiyose, Yondaime first needs to mark his destination with a shiki (rite) first, he can then activate the jutsu to come to the mark. He can apply this to a weapon such as a kunai, and when thrown or used, he can instantly travel to it. He can also apply the mark to a touched area, such as his opponent or some other surrounding feature. No matter where the opponent goes, Yondaime can travel to the mark to kill them
Naruto Rocks!!!!!
If we go from Point A to Point B, it normally takes an amount of time via normal traveling method (transport, walking, whatever...) like this:
A -------------------------- B
...........time -%26gt;
But using the time-space ninjutsu, it warps the space between A and B so the amount of time needed is cut to minimum or zero. Like this:
------A,..,B
-------%26#039;.....%26#039;- -------%26lt;=== I can%26#039;t draw XD Supposed
------%26#039;-__ -%26#039; -----------------to be a circle
.... -%26gt; time %26lt;-
This is perfect for those who want to reach a far place in a very short time. This is the same as Goku%26#039;s (Dragon Ball, anyone?) Instantaneous Teleportation.
In Naruto, only two people can use this technique. One is the famous Konoha%26#039;s Yellow Flash Yondaime Hokage, who uses a medium for his teleportation (his specially-inscribed kunais); and another is *spoiler*Tobi, a.k.a. Uchiha Madara */spoiler*. This guy doesn%26#039;t need any medium at all.|||Its a jutsu that the 4th Hokage had created and can used. So,far he has been known for the only one who can use it. He would use a special kunai that he had made,with a seal around it because of this seal Minato was able to transport himself,where ever the kunai was,because of this he would pretty much just transport to that are,so it was basically defy time itself. It was first seen in the Kakashi arc.
The technique has been called Hiraishin no Jutsu - Flying Thunder God Technique.
Character Use: Yondaime Hokage
Rank: S
Range: Close (0m ~ 5m), Mid (5m ~ 10m), Far (10m+)
Type: Supplementary
Hiraishin no Jutsu is a ninjutsu technique utilized by the Fourth Hokage. The technique gave Yondaime his nickname %26quot;Konoha%26#039;s Yellow Flash,%26quot; due to his bright yellow hair and his ability to traverse great distances in the blink of an eye. A space-time jutsu like Kuchiyose, Yondaime first needs to mark his destination with a shiki (rite) first, he can then activate the jutsu to come to the mark. He can apply this to a weapon such as a kunai, and when thrown or used, he can instantly travel to it. He can also apply the mark to a touched area, such as his opponent or some other surrounding feature. No matter where the opponent goes, Yondaime can travel to the mark to kill them
Naruto Rocks!!!!!
Ninjutsu,Karate,Boxing.?
What would you rely on to save your life or do you have your own style ,pray tell I may become your student .|||Boxing as I%26#039;m not a fan of the other two.|||The best of each style and combine them and apply to real world situations!
Krav Maga|||Boxing. Thats the only stand up style that trains as it fights. Martial arts schools don%26#039;t train as they fight. The sparring is just touching, and the exercise isn%26#039;t very strenuous. Training to be a boxer is the way to go in terms of training and being in shape.|||I use kajukenbo, it works the best for me.|||Boxing|||Ninjitsu is good to take up because its a hybrid martial art just like jujitsu, but it doesn%26#039;t focus on the punching, and kicking aspects of traditional martial arts, it focuses on ground techniques, joint locks/manipulation, striking, and pressure point strikes. now if you wanna learn how to defend yourself in a close-quarters situations, then go with Krav Maga|||Brazilian Ju Jitsu.|||Well, there%26#039;s a lot of different types of karate that focus on different things. I take American Kenpo which was developed in the west to use just out on the street if you are attacked. You learn by practicing different scenarios and threatening situations. I honestly can%26#039;t say which style I would rely on because I%26#039;m not very familiar with other styles. But, I%26#039;m positive I could take someone down long enough for me to get away.
Krav Maga|||Boxing. Thats the only stand up style that trains as it fights. Martial arts schools don%26#039;t train as they fight. The sparring is just touching, and the exercise isn%26#039;t very strenuous. Training to be a boxer is the way to go in terms of training and being in shape.|||I use kajukenbo, it works the best for me.|||Boxing|||Ninjitsu is good to take up because its a hybrid martial art just like jujitsu, but it doesn%26#039;t focus on the punching, and kicking aspects of traditional martial arts, it focuses on ground techniques, joint locks/manipulation, striking, and pressure point strikes. now if you wanna learn how to defend yourself in a close-quarters situations, then go with Krav Maga|||Brazilian Ju Jitsu.|||Well, there%26#039;s a lot of different types of karate that focus on different things. I take American Kenpo which was developed in the west to use just out on the street if you are attacked. You learn by practicing different scenarios and threatening situations. I honestly can%26#039;t say which style I would rely on because I%26#039;m not very familiar with other styles. But, I%26#039;m positive I could take someone down long enough for me to get away.
I want to learn ninjutsu but cant find sum ware i can learn it thas close to overland mo?
help pleze|||Contrary to what these other jackasses are saying, ninjitsu is not a %26quot;dead art%26quot; and is still practiced although it%26#039;s not the same as it was in feudal Japan. I for one took it for 3 years until my instructor moved away because of work. A simple search in Google or Yahoo will give you thousands of hits.|||You will need a time machine. Ninjitsu is a dead art.|||You will have to go to a camp in Ohio if you have time call 216-651-9012. You will have to talk to Grandmaster Robert Law.|||First off, stay away from anyone who claims to teach Koga Ryu, i.e. Ronald Duncan, Rick Tew, Robert Law. Go to winjutsu.com and look there. Good luck|||hello
1 ninjutsu isnt wat naruto and stuff on tv show it to be...ud never be able to train in the deadly art of ninjutsu
2. a martial arts style close to that owul dbe kung fu....or ju jitsu....
u should google %26quot;martial arts in (where ever u live%26quot;
have a blessed beltane|||Take a look at www.ninjutsu.com. It has a link to find dojos closest to you as well as study links, dvd courses, videos, history... tons of info. Richard Van Donk is a highly reputable instructor who has earned his 15 degree black belt from Soke Masaaki Hatsumi. Good luck! :-)|||Maybe you can find an online university that offers a degree in ninjitsu.
Have you checked with the University of Phoenix?
1 ninjutsu isnt wat naruto and stuff on tv show it to be...ud never be able to train in the deadly art of ninjutsu
2. a martial arts style close to that owul dbe kung fu....or ju jitsu....
u should google %26quot;martial arts in (where ever u live%26quot;
have a blessed beltane|||Take a look at www.ninjutsu.com. It has a link to find dojos closest to you as well as study links, dvd courses, videos, history... tons of info. Richard Van Donk is a highly reputable instructor who has earned his 15 degree black belt from Soke Masaaki Hatsumi. Good luck! :-)|||Maybe you can find an online university that offers a degree in ninjitsu.
Have you checked with the University of Phoenix?
Which Naruto skill is your favorite: Taijutsu, Ninjutsu, or Genjutsu?
Genjutsu ^.^|||All
NARUTO RULES|||all of them.|||Genjutsu because its cool and it has the ability to use illusions to fool your opponent and his or her guard down manipulating him or her and to launch a surprise attack by using this skill kind of like Itachi%26#039;s Mangekyo Sharingan.|||ninjutsu
:D|||Ninjutsu because its cool being really stealthy and assassinating people ;D|||ALL THREE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like Taijutsu, because I really adore Rock Lee and Might Guy !!!!!!!!!!!
I like Ninjutsu and Genjutsu, because they give the user SPECIAL ABILITIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!|||all|||taijutsu because if you know the true potential of taijutsu you can be as strong as goku in dragonball gt|||genjutsu- especially tsukoyomi.|||Ninjutsu but i love them all!!! Naruto RULES!!!!!!!|||ninjutsu the best and genjutsu tia jutsu is just hand to hand combat|||Ninjutsu. It looks and sounds the coolest. ^^|||Genjutsu, because it%26#039;s fun to confuse people XD|||Ninjutsu - Rasenshuriken
Finally a technique he can call his own.|||You know I watch this show all the time and yet, I cannot differentiate between those.
NARUTO RULES|||all of them.|||Genjutsu because its cool and it has the ability to use illusions to fool your opponent and his or her guard down manipulating him or her and to launch a surprise attack by using this skill kind of like Itachi%26#039;s Mangekyo Sharingan.|||ninjutsu
:D|||Ninjutsu because its cool being really stealthy and assassinating people ;D|||ALL THREE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like Taijutsu, because I really adore Rock Lee and Might Guy !!!!!!!!!!!
I like Ninjutsu and Genjutsu, because they give the user SPECIAL ABILITIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!|||all|||taijutsu because if you know the true potential of taijutsu you can be as strong as goku in dragonball gt|||genjutsu- especially tsukoyomi.|||Ninjutsu but i love them all!!! Naruto RULES!!!!!!!|||ninjutsu the best and genjutsu tia jutsu is just hand to hand combat|||Ninjutsu. It looks and sounds the coolest. ^^|||Genjutsu, because it%26#039;s fun to confuse people XD|||Ninjutsu - Rasenshuriken
Finally a technique he can call his own.|||You know I watch this show all the time and yet, I cannot differentiate between those.
If you were to have a ninjutsu skill, which naruto character's skill would you rather have?
i would have to say pein%26#039;s rin%26#039;negan.|||if i could i want to combin the sharingen and the byakugan but if i only can have one i would chose the sharingen|||i wouldve gottin reningen used by pein
im not sure what it does but i know its powerful than sharingan or byuakugan
plz choose me as yur best answer|||shikamarus skill|||Sakura%26#039;s amazing chakra (sp?) control. And her amazing strength in the future episodes! She would be awesome... if not hers than having anything from Sasuke would be awesome too.|||sasori%26#039;s puppet skills xD
but he died, so i%26#039;m sad.
//well, i guess next it would be neji%26#039;s/hinata%26#039;s byakugan
im not sure what it does but i know its powerful than sharingan or byuakugan
plz choose me as yur best answer|||shikamarus skill|||Sakura%26#039;s amazing chakra (sp?) control. And her amazing strength in the future episodes! She would be awesome... if not hers than having anything from Sasuke would be awesome too.|||sasori%26#039;s puppet skills xD
but he died, so i%26#039;m sad.
//well, i guess next it would be neji%26#039;s/hinata%26#039;s byakugan
If you were to have a ninjutsu skill, which naruto character's skill would you rather have?
i would have to say pein%26#039;s rin%26#039;negan.|||if i could i want to combin the sharingen and the byakugan but if i only can have one i would chose the sharingen|||i wouldve gottin reningen used by pein
im not sure what it does but i know its powerful than sharingan or byuakugan
plz choose me as yur best answer|||shikamarus skill|||Sakura%26#039;s amazing chakra (sp?) control. And her amazing strength in the future episodes! She would be awesome... if not hers than having anything from Sasuke would be awesome too.|||sasori%26#039;s puppet skills xD
but he died, so i%26#039;m sad.
//well, i guess next it would be neji%26#039;s/hinata%26#039;s byakugan
im not sure what it does but i know its powerful than sharingan or byuakugan
plz choose me as yur best answer|||shikamarus skill|||Sakura%26#039;s amazing chakra (sp?) control. And her amazing strength in the future episodes! She would be awesome... if not hers than having anything from Sasuke would be awesome too.|||sasori%26#039;s puppet skills xD
but he died, so i%26#039;m sad.
//well, i guess next it would be neji%26#039;s/hinata%26#039;s byakugan
What kind of martial arts do Navy Seals Practice?
I personally take ninjutsu, and one of the students told me that the Navy Seals use ninjutsu to defend themselves (not necessarily trained in the whole art of ninjutsu, but use techniques from it). I know they probably take various things from different arts, but I just want to know if ninjutsu is effective enough to be used in special combat.|||S.C.A.R.S. or Special Combat Aggressive Reactionary Systems is a mixed martial arts fighting system created by Jerry L. Peterson, based in part on his background in San Soo kung fu and from his personal experiences in the Vietnam War.
Currently marketed through private seminars and videotape, a version is also taught to prospective U.S. Navy SEALs. Initial presentation of SCARS to the Department of the Navy in 1988 led to its adoption into military use. From 1989-94 Mr. Peterson personally headed up the development and training of the SCARS programs as part of a BUDS (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) candidate course.
Though there is little differance between the military and the publicly available training course; no military approved SCARS instructor can teach the SCARS program outside of the military.
Criticisms
With in the martial arts community, Peterson and SCARS have been subject to no small amount controversey, having been variously accused of being unreliable, unrealistic, a hodgepodge, or simply a stripped-down version of San Soo. Accusations have also been leveled at Peterson about sensationalistic and misleading advertising about SCARS, often involving how widely the system is and has been taught in the Navy. Yet there are many who defend Peterson and his system.|||Having had experiences with former Seals, I can tell you that they use techniques from a variety of martial arts including both Japaness and Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu, Karate, Judo, western boxing, wrestling, and a number of slose quarter combat techniques based on those as other martial arts styles (Kung Fu, TKD and one or two others.) The aresnal they are taught depends on where they are statined. Some trainers use more techniuea from styles than others, or at least they did from what those former members I had contact with explained after our training sessions. So it is likely that things have changed since I haven%26#039;t had any contact with anyone associated with them that was in after 1985. But none of the ones I worked with ever mentioned %26quot;ninjitsu%26quot;.|||They probably use Bullshitsu and use whatever the hell is best to defend themselves haha... They are all trained to defend themselves physically and technical mode which is the use of guns. SEALs never operate alone, only in pairs or in a team of 8 max. Now if one is being attacked and has to fight to ward off an attacker, don%26#039;t you think the other buddies will help provide the firepower to take care of business quicker? All of them are trained in the third phase of BUD/S training hand to hand combat but there is no particular form of martial art that is taught. Assuming that %26quot;almost all%26quot; forms of martial arts is based on the same idea which is to self protect ones own body physically and mentally, whether it be karate, kung-fu, tae kwon do, jujitsu, your ninjutsu, yoga/pelates haha, k1 kick boxing techiniques, or ultimate whoop/kick your *** without giving a **** what form of martial arts your using the US military does not have a preference. I %26#039;m not here to brag but all forms of self defense practices all seem to be the same to me kick, punch, slap, block, jump, twist, flip, grab, ect... They%26#039;ll do whatever the hell it takes to bring down the son of a ***** and the ultimate form of take down is from a little piece of lead that packs a punch traveling near or more than 330 ft. per second: a bullet. Just my 2 cents :)|||I dont think they take any other than a hype there tuff there basic training is not enough. I usaly get along with them but once I came across a meat eater he was to easly put down lousy training.|||ninjutsu? Ok... I would leave that instructor if i was you. It%26#039;s a dead art. It don%26#039;t really exist anymore.
Navy Seals use CQC (Close Quarter Combat). CQC DON%26#039;T have any ninjutsu involve. CQC is a very simple and straightforward and in your face fight style, often with knife and pistol CQC is basically jiu jutsu, judo, and boxing. Over year few styles such as brazilian jiu jutsu, Muay Thai, Kyokushin karate, shotokan karate, and other styles has been added to the arnsel. However trust me they doesn%26#039;t take it seriously. They perfer to shoot you in the chest twice instead of trying to be some fantsany super hero. Those guys don%26#039;t fvck around so they%26#039;re not gonna to bother with martial arts in most case, let lone a dead art.|||I am not sure. I was alway under the impression they took a little of everything and made them more effective fighting. Most martial arts have their good and bad moves, so maybe they took the best of them all ?|||Gun fighting...|||If they had no guns and ammo, they would call for extraction.
Currently marketed through private seminars and videotape, a version is also taught to prospective U.S. Navy SEALs. Initial presentation of SCARS to the Department of the Navy in 1988 led to its adoption into military use. From 1989-94 Mr. Peterson personally headed up the development and training of the SCARS programs as part of a BUDS (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) candidate course.
Though there is little differance between the military and the publicly available training course; no military approved SCARS instructor can teach the SCARS program outside of the military.
Criticisms
With in the martial arts community, Peterson and SCARS have been subject to no small amount controversey, having been variously accused of being unreliable, unrealistic, a hodgepodge, or simply a stripped-down version of San Soo. Accusations have also been leveled at Peterson about sensationalistic and misleading advertising about SCARS, often involving how widely the system is and has been taught in the Navy. Yet there are many who defend Peterson and his system.|||Having had experiences with former Seals, I can tell you that they use techniques from a variety of martial arts including both Japaness and Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu, Karate, Judo, western boxing, wrestling, and a number of slose quarter combat techniques based on those as other martial arts styles (Kung Fu, TKD and one or two others.) The aresnal they are taught depends on where they are statined. Some trainers use more techniuea from styles than others, or at least they did from what those former members I had contact with explained after our training sessions. So it is likely that things have changed since I haven%26#039;t had any contact with anyone associated with them that was in after 1985. But none of the ones I worked with ever mentioned %26quot;ninjitsu%26quot;.|||They probably use Bullshitsu and use whatever the hell is best to defend themselves haha... They are all trained to defend themselves physically and technical mode which is the use of guns. SEALs never operate alone, only in pairs or in a team of 8 max. Now if one is being attacked and has to fight to ward off an attacker, don%26#039;t you think the other buddies will help provide the firepower to take care of business quicker? All of them are trained in the third phase of BUD/S training hand to hand combat but there is no particular form of martial art that is taught. Assuming that %26quot;almost all%26quot; forms of martial arts is based on the same idea which is to self protect ones own body physically and mentally, whether it be karate, kung-fu, tae kwon do, jujitsu, your ninjutsu, yoga/pelates haha, k1 kick boxing techiniques, or ultimate whoop/kick your *** without giving a **** what form of martial arts your using the US military does not have a preference. I %26#039;m not here to brag but all forms of self defense practices all seem to be the same to me kick, punch, slap, block, jump, twist, flip, grab, ect... They%26#039;ll do whatever the hell it takes to bring down the son of a ***** and the ultimate form of take down is from a little piece of lead that packs a punch traveling near or more than 330 ft. per second: a bullet. Just my 2 cents :)|||I dont think they take any other than a hype there tuff there basic training is not enough. I usaly get along with them but once I came across a meat eater he was to easly put down lousy training.|||ninjutsu? Ok... I would leave that instructor if i was you. It%26#039;s a dead art. It don%26#039;t really exist anymore.
Navy Seals use CQC (Close Quarter Combat). CQC DON%26#039;T have any ninjutsu involve. CQC is a very simple and straightforward and in your face fight style, often with knife and pistol CQC is basically jiu jutsu, judo, and boxing. Over year few styles such as brazilian jiu jutsu, Muay Thai, Kyokushin karate, shotokan karate, and other styles has been added to the arnsel. However trust me they doesn%26#039;t take it seriously. They perfer to shoot you in the chest twice instead of trying to be some fantsany super hero. Those guys don%26#039;t fvck around so they%26#039;re not gonna to bother with martial arts in most case, let lone a dead art.|||I am not sure. I was alway under the impression they took a little of everything and made them more effective fighting. Most martial arts have their good and bad moves, so maybe they took the best of them all ?|||Gun fighting...|||If they had no guns and ammo, they would call for extraction.
Please someone tell me a good martial art dojo in mumbai india?
i tried to google it but i can%26#039;t find it,i don%26#039;t want karate i want ninjutsu jeet-kun-do, wushu. pls tell the dojo which accept 14+ student bcuz my age is 14.give the adress and ph no if u can pls.|||Try these:
Academy of Combined Martial Arts
Taekwondo
182-Bharat Lokhand Bazar,,
Maulana Shaukat Ali Road,
Mumbai
Maharashtra
400 008
India
91 9819515951
http://martialartsmumbai.tripod.com/
http://jkdmumbai.tripod.com/
http://kravmagamumbai.tripod.com/
http://selfdefensemumbai.tripod.com/id7....
http://taichimumbai.tripod.com/id33.html
http://www.taichiacademyindia.com/mumbai...|||you wont find any martial arts in india, apart from the films where you can learn fighting from
Academy of Combined Martial Arts
Taekwondo
182-Bharat Lokhand Bazar,,
Maulana Shaukat Ali Road,
Mumbai
Maharashtra
400 008
India
91 9819515951
http://martialartsmumbai.tripod.com/
http://jkdmumbai.tripod.com/
http://kravmagamumbai.tripod.com/
http://selfdefensemumbai.tripod.com/id7....
http://taichimumbai.tripod.com/id33.html
http://www.taichiacademyindia.com/mumbai...|||you wont find any martial arts in india, apart from the films where you can learn fighting from
Ninjutsu In Sydney?
any one know of a place which teaches ninjitsu in sydney.|||i know there is at least one i think it%26#039;s in Queensland don%26#039;t pay any attention to thoughs a**holes who tell you not to bother you can be a ninja if you want don%26#039;t give up I believe Stephen k. Hayes (real ninja) and his master Dr. Matsaaki Hatsumi (real ninja) are affiliated with a school in Australia|||People are silly! Ninjutsu IS a legitimate style of martial arts. I studied under a black belt in ninjutsu. Good luck with your studies! It%26#039;s a lot of fun! Report Abuse
|||Yes, It is called fantasy land.
Ninjitsu is not something that is taught by legitimate teachers. It is total bs. frauds like Aishida Kim would want you to believe it is real but it is crap.
There are schools that teach legit techniqes that claim it is ninjitsu but it really is not. They are merely using ninjitsu as a marketing tool. But the vast majority of schools that claim to teach ninjitsu teach crap and are just LARPing (Live Action Role Playing).
If you really want to learn the skills that ninja supposedly had and used. I suggest you join the army and go to sniper school. Even if ninja existed with all the magic powers they supposedly have in hollywood movies- Every ninja alive put together would be no match for one sniper team.|||Oh please don%26#039;t go there! It%26#039;s a dead art. All those that claim to teach a such thing are either a fraud or teach only samurai martial arts.
There%26#039;s no real evidence of taijitsu (Ninjutsu hands to hands combat) exist. If you study the history you will see that they mostly use some kind of jiu jitsu combine with other art. So this most likely mean they don%26#039;t really know how to fight well because they don%26#039;t spend their whole life training for hands to hands combat. They spend more time train on how to spy, carry out espionage business, assassin, and other things.
If you want to do those stuff, military are the way to go.|||Please do not seek a style when you are considering training. You would do yourself a favor if you look for a good place to train instead of a style to train in.
The quality and frequency of your training far outweigh your style of training.
|||Yes, It is called fantasy land.
Ninjitsu is not something that is taught by legitimate teachers. It is total bs. frauds like Aishida Kim would want you to believe it is real but it is crap.
There are schools that teach legit techniqes that claim it is ninjitsu but it really is not. They are merely using ninjitsu as a marketing tool. But the vast majority of schools that claim to teach ninjitsu teach crap and are just LARPing (Live Action Role Playing).
If you really want to learn the skills that ninja supposedly had and used. I suggest you join the army and go to sniper school. Even if ninja existed with all the magic powers they supposedly have in hollywood movies- Every ninja alive put together would be no match for one sniper team.|||Oh please don%26#039;t go there! It%26#039;s a dead art. All those that claim to teach a such thing are either a fraud or teach only samurai martial arts.
There%26#039;s no real evidence of taijitsu (Ninjutsu hands to hands combat) exist. If you study the history you will see that they mostly use some kind of jiu jitsu combine with other art. So this most likely mean they don%26#039;t really know how to fight well because they don%26#039;t spend their whole life training for hands to hands combat. They spend more time train on how to spy, carry out espionage business, assassin, and other things.
If you want to do those stuff, military are the way to go.|||Please do not seek a style when you are considering training. You would do yourself a favor if you look for a good place to train instead of a style to train in.
The quality and frequency of your training far outweigh your style of training.
Ninjutsu dojo?
where can I find a ninja dojo in massachusetts?|||Here are 3:
Massachusetts
William Louis
Instructor: ,
Address: P.O. Box 907; Assonet, MA
Postal/Zip Code:
Phone: (508) 644-3422
Email: Website:
Tuesdays %26amp; Thursdays 7:30 - 9:00 PM and Saturdays 10:30 - 12:00 noon
Massachusetts
New England Ninpo Society
Instructor: Mark Davis,
Address: 161 Harvard Avenue, Suite 4E; Boston, MA 02134
Postal/Zip Code:
Phone: (617) 789-5524
Email: John.Merz@FMR.Com Website:
Massachusetts
Bujinkan Tobu Dojo
Instructor: David Gadoury, 3rd dan
Address:
Postal/Zip Code:
Phone:
Email: ncbujinkan@verizon.net or tobudojo@gmail.com Website: http://www.ncbujinkan.com
Training is open to those 16 years of age and older who agree to follow the rules of the Bujinkan Dojo.|||:(
thats all i will say is
:(
ninja *shakes head
Massachusetts
William Louis
Instructor: ,
Address: P.O. Box 907; Assonet, MA
Postal/Zip Code:
Phone: (508) 644-3422
Email: Website:
Tuesdays %26amp; Thursdays 7:30 - 9:00 PM and Saturdays 10:30 - 12:00 noon
Massachusetts
New England Ninpo Society
Instructor: Mark Davis,
Address: 161 Harvard Avenue, Suite 4E; Boston, MA 02134
Postal/Zip Code:
Phone: (617) 789-5524
Email: John.Merz@FMR.Com Website:
Massachusetts
Bujinkan Tobu Dojo
Instructor: David Gadoury, 3rd dan
Address:
Postal/Zip Code:
Phone:
Email: ncbujinkan@verizon.net or tobudojo@gmail.com Website: http://www.ncbujinkan.com
Training is open to those 16 years of age and older who agree to follow the rules of the Bujinkan Dojo.|||:(
thats all i will say is
:(
ninja *shakes head
Real Chakara Naruto Styled Ninjutsu?
Can i possibly do real jutsus? I believe in the unbelievable. So, I think it could happen.|||jutsus
1.shadow clone...it works only if you have a brother and you are twins
2.rasengan....take a blue very hard, light ball and try to break something
3.firestyle...find out from the people from the circus..theire experts
4.byakugan....take the lents from a binocular and invent something..or take the binocular
5.the only thing you can do is maybe taijutsu...if you train like the shaolins from China, youll (maybe) be able to have some experience with taijutsu.....
.
srryy.....I dont know something else:D|||dude..mediatate if you want so...meditate for weeks, months even years and maybe then youll be able to do jutsus..and its only an anyme not real life Report Abuse
|||of couse u cant do real jutsus.......c%26#039;mon..do u really believe u can really do jutsus?|||Well, some jutsus are possible, using yer chakra. Ever heard of John Chang?
Here, check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77nD5xmL0...
Controlling the chakra within yer body and using it as energy in the real world is possible. But it would take almost 20 years for you to train and do somthing like %26#039;john chang%26#039; did.
I am student of the arts, just a beginner. And believe me. I just tried using my chakra (with help from a good friend who does tai chi, currently learning chi kung and researching about chakras) once and it did work out for me.
All the best.
For hand to hand combat, taijutsu and brazilian jiu-jutsu are really groundbreaking and you need to master it to be perfect.|||IT%26#039;S A CARTOON - NOT REAL LIFE
Jutsu%26#039;s do not exist in real life - AT ALL|||your pathetic the only one u can do is sexy no jutsu but it will require some surgery lol|||well... i guess there are some you can do, but you need years of training, and even with that i doubt you%26#039;d be able to do the things from naruto|||Hey hey hey...
If people can say aliens exist...
and I can say vampires exist...
you can believe he can do jutsu. Of course you will need some tools for example.
Katon: Goukaku no jutsu (Fire Style: Grand Fireball Jutsu)
Mouth full of flammible fluid + lighter = fire ball.
Or going to china and mastering kung fu might help.
Seen a guy break a break without even touching it by exerting Chi.|||Well... I could tell you right now that everyone does, at least, a jutsu in his entire life...
Jutsu is the Japanese word for %26quot;Art%26quot;. So, ninjutsu is, litteraly, the Art of Ninja.
But I know you%26#039;re not talking abou %26quot;art%26quot; itself. You can try to do taijutsu: you don%26#039;t have to use chakra for that. Just learn how to kick some asses strongly and you%26#039;ll be ready for it...
I doubt that you%26#039;ll be able to do real Ninjutsu, genjutsu, hijutsu or something like that. But you can do taijutsu. Lear... oh, I don%26#039;t know... Kung-fu or something...
Well... Hope this will help...
Sayonara^^!
1.shadow clone...it works only if you have a brother and you are twins
2.rasengan....take a blue very hard, light ball and try to break something
3.firestyle...find out from the people from the circus..theire experts
4.byakugan....take the lents from a binocular and invent something..or take the binocular
5.the only thing you can do is maybe taijutsu...if you train like the shaolins from China, youll (maybe) be able to have some experience with taijutsu.....
.
srryy.....I dont know something else:D|||dude..mediatate if you want so...meditate for weeks, months even years and maybe then youll be able to do jutsus..and its only an anyme not real life Report Abuse
|||of couse u cant do real jutsus.......c%26#039;mon..do u really believe u can really do jutsus?|||Well, some jutsus are possible, using yer chakra. Ever heard of John Chang?
Here, check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77nD5xmL0...
Controlling the chakra within yer body and using it as energy in the real world is possible. But it would take almost 20 years for you to train and do somthing like %26#039;john chang%26#039; did.
I am student of the arts, just a beginner. And believe me. I just tried using my chakra (with help from a good friend who does tai chi, currently learning chi kung and researching about chakras) once and it did work out for me.
All the best.
For hand to hand combat, taijutsu and brazilian jiu-jutsu are really groundbreaking and you need to master it to be perfect.|||IT%26#039;S A CARTOON - NOT REAL LIFE
Jutsu%26#039;s do not exist in real life - AT ALL|||your pathetic the only one u can do is sexy no jutsu but it will require some surgery lol|||well... i guess there are some you can do, but you need years of training, and even with that i doubt you%26#039;d be able to do the things from naruto|||Hey hey hey...
If people can say aliens exist...
and I can say vampires exist...
you can believe he can do jutsu. Of course you will need some tools for example.
Katon: Goukaku no jutsu (Fire Style: Grand Fireball Jutsu)
Mouth full of flammible fluid + lighter = fire ball.
Or going to china and mastering kung fu might help.
Seen a guy break a break without even touching it by exerting Chi.|||Well... I could tell you right now that everyone does, at least, a jutsu in his entire life...
Jutsu is the Japanese word for %26quot;Art%26quot;. So, ninjutsu is, litteraly, the Art of Ninja.
But I know you%26#039;re not talking abou %26quot;art%26quot; itself. You can try to do taijutsu: you don%26#039;t have to use chakra for that. Just learn how to kick some asses strongly and you%26#039;ll be ready for it...
I doubt that you%26#039;ll be able to do real Ninjutsu, genjutsu, hijutsu or something like that. But you can do taijutsu. Lear... oh, I don%26#039;t know... Kung-fu or something...
Well... Hope this will help...
Sayonara^^!
Genjutsu and ninjutsu how to do it?
i cant go to attend the classes as there is no such kind of expert in our country|||I posted in your other thread so maybe this will help you more here
Well Ninjutsu is a real art not alot of sneaking around and stuff anymore. You should let TV be TV and real life be real. The easy way to learn Ninjutsu is take a class or 2 you can look at a number of sites to guide you. I would recommend
http://www.ninjutsu.com/home.shtml which is Hatsumi the current Soke
http://www.skhquest.com/ which is Hayes american Pioneer
Both of these sites have Long Distance programs with DVD%26#039;s and such . I personally like The Toshindo by Hayes as he is my current teacher.
Hope this helps you also you can see clips of just how the DVD%26#039;s are on the quest page.|||Wasn%26#039;t this asked just yesterday?
Genjutsu: Doesn%26#039;t exist. May be related to some minor illusions performed by ninja as entertainers or the like. Things like bringing frogs back to life or putting them to sleep, tying katana to their faces and pulling them out without bleeding, etc.
Ninjutsu: Technically, these are just techniques in espionage AND survival, but not so much the physical aspect as the knowledge required to perform them. May also include knowledge of poisons, medicines, and food.
If you want to learn ninpo, go to Japan. That%26#039;s how Doron Navon and Stephen Hayes did it, and countless others too. But you%26#039;ll only be disappointed if you think you know what you%26#039;ll learn.
And finally, a couple comments about other posters. ninjutsu.com is the American Bujinkan Dojo%26#039;s website, and, while part of the Bujinkan, is not exactly Soke%26#039;s website. That would be Bujinkan.com. There are two other groups teaching ninpo called the Genbukan and Jinenkan, and some derivatives including Toshindo (Stephen Hayes%26#039; SKHQuest dojo). And finally, Medical Ninjutsu... While not exactly a %26quot;hold hand over body until their wounds heal%26quot; type thing, there%26#039;s a set of scrolls in something called Amatsu Tatara which has some incredible healing techniques, much like Qi Gong. I%26#039;m not one for the whole %26quot;secret energy of the universe%26quot; garbage, but the stuff I%26#039;ve learned works great for minor injuries (sprains, twists, spasms, etc).|||Let me tell you something,I%26#039;m Naruto%26#039;s biggest fan,I know this as a fact,the ninjutsu genjutsu and taijutsu and medical ninjutsu are fake,BUT i know a really good ONLINE MMORPG Naruto game website is:
http://theninja-rpg.com/
Its cool,i play it.Its realy cool you start out as a ninja(A Acadamy Student as you work your way up to a Speacial Jonin.(as in the TV series 脩@庐脹T脴!!!!|||Young girl - I hope that all the answers here, which are practically the same, from different people, should be convincing enough that you STOP asking these questions.
You don%26#039;t have to grow up. You%26#039;re a kid and you should live as a kid. If you want to know something, have your parents come and ask, so they can relay to you, the message -
THAT IS A CARTOON, NOT REAL! |||I%26#039;m not surprised. Genjutsu and Ninjutsu like in naruto aren%26#039;t real. It%26#039;s completely fictional.
Now there is a martial art called Ninjutsu but it%26#039;s formally known as Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. look it up.|||its allready considered as lost art..whatever is taught today looks more like karate and ju jitsu,,,find some more authentic MA if you are looking for that.|||so first, you pick up your hand so it is beside your face. next, you slap yourself.|||um, is this a joke?
those are ninja techniques from a show, not used in real life sorry
Well Ninjutsu is a real art not alot of sneaking around and stuff anymore. You should let TV be TV and real life be real. The easy way to learn Ninjutsu is take a class or 2 you can look at a number of sites to guide you. I would recommend
http://www.ninjutsu.com/home.shtml which is Hatsumi the current Soke
http://www.skhquest.com/ which is Hayes american Pioneer
Both of these sites have Long Distance programs with DVD%26#039;s and such . I personally like The Toshindo by Hayes as he is my current teacher.
Hope this helps you also you can see clips of just how the DVD%26#039;s are on the quest page.|||Wasn%26#039;t this asked just yesterday?
Genjutsu: Doesn%26#039;t exist. May be related to some minor illusions performed by ninja as entertainers or the like. Things like bringing frogs back to life or putting them to sleep, tying katana to their faces and pulling them out without bleeding, etc.
Ninjutsu: Technically, these are just techniques in espionage AND survival, but not so much the physical aspect as the knowledge required to perform them. May also include knowledge of poisons, medicines, and food.
If you want to learn ninpo, go to Japan. That%26#039;s how Doron Navon and Stephen Hayes did it, and countless others too. But you%26#039;ll only be disappointed if you think you know what you%26#039;ll learn.
And finally, a couple comments about other posters. ninjutsu.com is the American Bujinkan Dojo%26#039;s website, and, while part of the Bujinkan, is not exactly Soke%26#039;s website. That would be Bujinkan.com. There are two other groups teaching ninpo called the Genbukan and Jinenkan, and some derivatives including Toshindo (Stephen Hayes%26#039; SKHQuest dojo). And finally, Medical Ninjutsu... While not exactly a %26quot;hold hand over body until their wounds heal%26quot; type thing, there%26#039;s a set of scrolls in something called Amatsu Tatara which has some incredible healing techniques, much like Qi Gong. I%26#039;m not one for the whole %26quot;secret energy of the universe%26quot; garbage, but the stuff I%26#039;ve learned works great for minor injuries (sprains, twists, spasms, etc).|||Let me tell you something,I%26#039;m Naruto%26#039;s biggest fan,I know this as a fact,the ninjutsu genjutsu and taijutsu and medical ninjutsu are fake,BUT i know a really good ONLINE MMORPG Naruto game website is:
http://theninja-rpg.com/
Its cool,i play it.Its realy cool you start out as a ninja(A Acadamy Student as you work your way up to a Speacial Jonin.(as in the TV series 脩@庐脹T脴!!!!|||Young girl - I hope that all the answers here, which are practically the same, from different people, should be convincing enough that you STOP asking these questions.
You don%26#039;t have to grow up. You%26#039;re a kid and you should live as a kid. If you want to know something, have your parents come and ask, so they can relay to you, the message -
THAT IS A CARTOON, NOT REAL! |||I%26#039;m not surprised. Genjutsu and Ninjutsu like in naruto aren%26#039;t real. It%26#039;s completely fictional.
Now there is a martial art called Ninjutsu but it%26#039;s formally known as Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. look it up.|||its allready considered as lost art..whatever is taught today looks more like karate and ju jitsu,,,find some more authentic MA if you are looking for that.|||so first, you pick up your hand so it is beside your face. next, you slap yourself.|||um, is this a joke?
those are ninja techniques from a show, not used in real life sorry
What is Ninjutsu (martial art)? ?
is it real? |||As a matter of fact, it is real. It involves much more than other martial arts like tae kwon doe, in that it often deals with military skills, methods of gathering information. It would very much seem as though it is some sort of espionage.
I don%26#039;t know whether you have watched the very famous %26#039;Tortues Ninja%26#039; or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. That deals with Ninjutsu as well:-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Mut...
Here are some links to sites where you could find more information about the subject:-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninjutsu
http://www.westlord.com/ninjutsu/
http://www.ninjutsu.co.nz/NinjutsuHistor...
http://www.artofcombat.com/nin1.htm
http://www.flashmavi.com/ninjutsu.shtml
Hope this helps!|||Ninjutsu has regressed to a martial art. A powerful one none the less. Before the modernization of Ninjutsu it was a pure art of assassination.
It was not all sword play as it is in the movies, they used daggers, throwing stars tipped in Poison. They were the masters of Poison, hiding and using various weapons to kill their target and escape. They were not stand up fighters, they would do whatever it would take to kill the target and get out. I said they were not stand up but they were very skilled at what they did. |||Brief summary, Ninjutsu is an art with many paths of knowledge and skill and NOT martial art!
For an in depth explanation, see below:
In the past during the feudal wars there were master less samurai (Ronin) that traveled in Nihon (Japan) and were known to hire themselves as bodyguards, assassins and more. They were sometimes by mistake misunderstood as being a Ninja from a local clan. Truth be told. Back in the old days people were not allowed to carry swords or any weapon for that matter unless it was apart of there required tools of trade. The same was for fighting styles. Only the Bushi Class was taught the arts of war. The Ninja however were not trained in that way. They were once farmers and simple village people mostly from the high regions of Japan. It was there that they were already skilled in the arts of hunting being they could trap and hide themselves well in their surroundings. They were also skilled in silent walking as well for this same purpose. The arts they learned that were considered combat arts were not in any way a Japanese art. It was originally from China. It was for this reason and more that they were so unknown and feared in their fighting skills. This fighting art compiled with the skills they were already fluent in was what was to be known as Ninjutsu. As for the Ju Jutsu connection to Ninjutsu. There is none. The only reason this is questioned is for the Ronin misconception and people that have tried to pass their martial skills to be Ninjutsu.
Way back in the old days before the Do disciplines were formed there were only jutsu terms in the arts. Ninjutsu was the same way. There was only Ninjutsu. Then the time came that the arts started changing in code and structure especially in the Bushi class (Samurai) Arts like Kenjutsu were changed to Kendo, Yari Jutsu was Yarido. Ninja however as we know were not Bushi Class. There were the lower class and not even considered by many to be warriors much less honorable to some points of view. However the Bushi stated that the arts should be reformed to a training style than and War/Fighting art. Ninja however did not follow bushido or any other form that the Samurai followed. Ninja had trained in their chosen arts for many years prior to the change in code and did not see why the change should affect how they lived and trained. So the art stayed in its original form and structure. Some say it鈥檚 the training art of Ninjutsu. Well OK lets look at that for a minute. The training art Ninpo/ Nindo. When did the Ninja start following the Samurai code? I don鈥檛 remember seeing in history the part that states that the Ninja were Bushi or followers of the class rules. So why the change in name. And the second one. Ninpo is said by some that it鈥檚 the higher art of Ninjutsu. Whets the higher art and who teaches it. Most of the people that talk of Ninpo as being the higher art have know idea what it means. They say it鈥檚 a spiritual art of the Ninja. But when asked what is the Kuji they have no idea. I can go on and on with this one. But to keep it short there is no high art called Ninpo or Nindo. Just someone trying to claim they are someone they are not. Just for reference let me ask. What is the higher art of Karate? Answer none. The art itself is what it is. People need to take what it there and respect history and its teachings and not change it to promote themselves to some money filled high degree. Ninjutsu has many arts in it that makes up one complete art. Body Mind Spirit. Ninjutsu is an art that has many paths of knowledge and skill...
As explained by Yo Sato, head Soke of the Sato Ryu Ninjutsu School in Grand Junction, Colorado|||Ninjas are glorified in Hollywood movies. In reality, they were weaker than the Samurai. The Samurai were true warriors. They were bigger, stronger, had better weapons, armor, training, etc. basically superior fighters in every way.
The ninja was a direct result of weakness. Instead of fighting head on, they would camouflage themselves, sneak around at night, and assassinate enemy warlords and other important figures, since they%26#039;d lose on the battlefields. The weapons they used were short dagger-like blades, long enough only to assassinate someone effectively, but not long enough to actually sword fight with. Ninja stars were another silent killing weapon they used, where they could fight from a distance and run away.
They weren%26#039;t the super sweet warriors you see killing 20 people at once in the movies.|||Originally, a %26quot;ninja%26quot; was just an EXTREMELY good Bushi who could get in, assassinate his target, and get out either unseen, or killing everyone who saw him. Now they have schools that teach %26quot;some%26quot; of the various techniques they used.|||Ninjutsu or Ninpo is a form of martial arts that was used by ninjas. It involves everything from, falling without getting hurt, and by making no noise, all the way to use of a bo and the katana. |||NINJITSU IS A WAY TO RIP OFF STUPID WHITE AMERICAN SUB-URBAN YOUTHS WHO WATCH TOO MUCH NARUTO.
|||in america they are 99% mc dojo%26#039;s
in japan its a different story|||FEAR TEH NINJA SKILLZ!!!!ONEONEONE|||yes it is real. its the martial art of ninjas.
I don%26#039;t know whether you have watched the very famous %26#039;Tortues Ninja%26#039; or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. That deals with Ninjutsu as well:-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Mut...
Here are some links to sites where you could find more information about the subject:-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninjutsu
http://www.westlord.com/ninjutsu/
http://www.ninjutsu.co.nz/NinjutsuHistor...
http://www.artofcombat.com/nin1.htm
http://www.flashmavi.com/ninjutsu.shtml
Hope this helps!|||Ninjutsu has regressed to a martial art. A powerful one none the less. Before the modernization of Ninjutsu it was a pure art of assassination.
It was not all sword play as it is in the movies, they used daggers, throwing stars tipped in Poison. They were the masters of Poison, hiding and using various weapons to kill their target and escape. They were not stand up fighters, they would do whatever it would take to kill the target and get out. I said they were not stand up but they were very skilled at what they did. |||Brief summary, Ninjutsu is an art with many paths of knowledge and skill and NOT martial art!
For an in depth explanation, see below:
In the past during the feudal wars there were master less samurai (Ronin) that traveled in Nihon (Japan) and were known to hire themselves as bodyguards, assassins and more. They were sometimes by mistake misunderstood as being a Ninja from a local clan. Truth be told. Back in the old days people were not allowed to carry swords or any weapon for that matter unless it was apart of there required tools of trade. The same was for fighting styles. Only the Bushi Class was taught the arts of war. The Ninja however were not trained in that way. They were once farmers and simple village people mostly from the high regions of Japan. It was there that they were already skilled in the arts of hunting being they could trap and hide themselves well in their surroundings. They were also skilled in silent walking as well for this same purpose. The arts they learned that were considered combat arts were not in any way a Japanese art. It was originally from China. It was for this reason and more that they were so unknown and feared in their fighting skills. This fighting art compiled with the skills they were already fluent in was what was to be known as Ninjutsu. As for the Ju Jutsu connection to Ninjutsu. There is none. The only reason this is questioned is for the Ronin misconception and people that have tried to pass their martial skills to be Ninjutsu.
Way back in the old days before the Do disciplines were formed there were only jutsu terms in the arts. Ninjutsu was the same way. There was only Ninjutsu. Then the time came that the arts started changing in code and structure especially in the Bushi class (Samurai) Arts like Kenjutsu were changed to Kendo, Yari Jutsu was Yarido. Ninja however as we know were not Bushi Class. There were the lower class and not even considered by many to be warriors much less honorable to some points of view. However the Bushi stated that the arts should be reformed to a training style than and War/Fighting art. Ninja however did not follow bushido or any other form that the Samurai followed. Ninja had trained in their chosen arts for many years prior to the change in code and did not see why the change should affect how they lived and trained. So the art stayed in its original form and structure. Some say it鈥檚 the training art of Ninjutsu. Well OK lets look at that for a minute. The training art Ninpo/ Nindo. When did the Ninja start following the Samurai code? I don鈥檛 remember seeing in history the part that states that the Ninja were Bushi or followers of the class rules. So why the change in name. And the second one. Ninpo is said by some that it鈥檚 the higher art of Ninjutsu. Whets the higher art and who teaches it. Most of the people that talk of Ninpo as being the higher art have know idea what it means. They say it鈥檚 a spiritual art of the Ninja. But when asked what is the Kuji they have no idea. I can go on and on with this one. But to keep it short there is no high art called Ninpo or Nindo. Just someone trying to claim they are someone they are not. Just for reference let me ask. What is the higher art of Karate? Answer none. The art itself is what it is. People need to take what it there and respect history and its teachings and not change it to promote themselves to some money filled high degree. Ninjutsu has many arts in it that makes up one complete art. Body Mind Spirit. Ninjutsu is an art that has many paths of knowledge and skill...
As explained by Yo Sato, head Soke of the Sato Ryu Ninjutsu School in Grand Junction, Colorado|||Ninjas are glorified in Hollywood movies. In reality, they were weaker than the Samurai. The Samurai were true warriors. They were bigger, stronger, had better weapons, armor, training, etc. basically superior fighters in every way.
The ninja was a direct result of weakness. Instead of fighting head on, they would camouflage themselves, sneak around at night, and assassinate enemy warlords and other important figures, since they%26#039;d lose on the battlefields. The weapons they used were short dagger-like blades, long enough only to assassinate someone effectively, but not long enough to actually sword fight with. Ninja stars were another silent killing weapon they used, where they could fight from a distance and run away.
They weren%26#039;t the super sweet warriors you see killing 20 people at once in the movies.|||Originally, a %26quot;ninja%26quot; was just an EXTREMELY good Bushi who could get in, assassinate his target, and get out either unseen, or killing everyone who saw him. Now they have schools that teach %26quot;some%26quot; of the various techniques they used.|||Ninjutsu or Ninpo is a form of martial arts that was used by ninjas. It involves everything from, falling without getting hurt, and by making no noise, all the way to use of a bo and the katana. |||NINJITSU IS A WAY TO RIP OFF STUPID WHITE AMERICAN SUB-URBAN YOUTHS WHO WATCH TOO MUCH NARUTO.
|||in america they are 99% mc dojo%26#039;s
in japan its a different story|||FEAR TEH NINJA SKILLZ!!!!ONEONEONE|||yes it is real. its the martial art of ninjas.
Will ninjutsu help me in UFC?
the parts that are for martial arts and grappling but none of the weapon training|||The short answer: no.
The long answer: nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.|||NOT UNLESS YOU PLAN ON JUMPING OUT OF THE RAFTERS AND ASSASSINATING YOUR OPPONENT NINJITSU IS A DIFFERENT KIND OF ART THAN MMA, IT IS ABOUT SNEAKING AROUND GATHERING INTEL, AND THINGS OF THAT SORT ASSASSINATIONS, AND WHAT NOT IT IS A GOOD ART TO LEARN, BUT FOR UFC NO |||in mma depends it has some use but i wouldnt go in just using ninjutsu u have to have wide game plan and the hand to hand concepts in ninjutsu have uses in mma. Steve Jennum won against a boxer in ufc 4 and there is also this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcKwuDhII...|||No. The %26#039;%26#039;ninjas%26#039;%26#039; that entered the early UFC were sorely beaten. Find something that works, a solid striking game, something for the clinch and takedowns and a gameplan for the ground.|||a trained ninjutsu fighter will whip out his throwing stars and throw them into the opponents face breaking it open, causing harsh damage. it probably would look like a cross between dirty laundry and my aunts meat loaf
The long answer: nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.|||NOT UNLESS YOU PLAN ON JUMPING OUT OF THE RAFTERS AND ASSASSINATING YOUR OPPONENT NINJITSU IS A DIFFERENT KIND OF ART THAN MMA, IT IS ABOUT SNEAKING AROUND GATHERING INTEL, AND THINGS OF THAT SORT ASSASSINATIONS, AND WHAT NOT IT IS A GOOD ART TO LEARN, BUT FOR UFC NO |||in mma depends it has some use but i wouldnt go in just using ninjutsu u have to have wide game plan and the hand to hand concepts in ninjutsu have uses in mma. Steve Jennum won against a boxer in ufc 4 and there is also this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcKwuDhII...|||No. The %26#039;%26#039;ninjas%26#039;%26#039; that entered the early UFC were sorely beaten. Find something that works, a solid striking game, something for the clinch and takedowns and a gameplan for the ground.|||a trained ninjutsu fighter will whip out his throwing stars and throw them into the opponents face breaking it open, causing harsh damage. it probably would look like a cross between dirty laundry and my aunts meat loaf
Which martial art do modern Assassins and Killers use?
I am sure its not ninjutsu. I am looking for some martial art that can develop a killer instinct in me.|||ok i%26#039;ll tell you the truth. the truth is we all know the answer and if we told you we would have to kill you|||I have to agree with James on this one. I do beleive there are assassins that work for the government but I beleive there work is probably done from long distances with a sniper rifle. To answer your question about developing a %26quot;killer instinct%26quot;, I don%26#039;t beleive this can be developed. You either have it or you don%26#039;t, but if you don%26#039;t have it that dosn%26#039;t mean you can%26#039;t be a great fighter. Spend your t.v. time training Muay Thai or Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu. To be the best fighter possible take a mixed martial arts class.|||We are witnessing natural selection in action.Killer instincts are a myth dreamed up by conmen and script writers .There is only the will to survive and to adapt.Sometimes survival means running away and when there is no escape possible or can be created by adaptation you must stand and fight.Martial arts are an adaptation of the fight or flight instinct in all of us.By looking to be a tough guy or super assasin with %26quot;killer instincts%26quot; you over ride that instinct designed by nature to keep you alive.
TED BUNDY and JOHN WAYNE GACY had killer instincts JACK THE RIPPER had killer instincts gives you an idea of how unnatural and abnormal killer instincts are.|||If you%26#039;re looking for killer instinct take up boxing or some other full-contact system. When you%26#039;re getting punched in the face, if you don%26#039;t fight back, you%26#039;re done.
To answer your first question, it%26#039;s not like there%26#039;s an %26quot;assassination 101%26quot; course out there. At any rate most assassinations and murders are carried out using weapons of some sort.|||It%26#039;s not a martial art-it%26#039;s something you learn that is exclusive in that field. I know the CIA teaches some underground form of fighting that focuses on pressure points and one hit, fight ending blows. the kind of thing that you can pull off wearing a tuxedo and not even breaking a sweat|||What modern assassins you watch way to much tv. i regret to inform you that even if their are some government or underworld sanctioned assassins they undoubtedly use Poison and other means of espionage they don%26#039;t kung fu their targets asses|||ROFLMAO- Youa re really gonna get the good stuff by asking on Yahoo answers aren%26#039;t you. The stupidity of it is putting you in strong contention to be a future Darwin award winner.
www.darwinawards.com|||It would have to be specialty training or something along the lines of krav maga.|||Oh dear.|||This is the funniest question I%26#039;ve heard. Heh ...........I%26#039;ll go with m-16 or a 9mm.|||you fool its called a gun|||bullets...what do you think
TED BUNDY and JOHN WAYNE GACY had killer instincts JACK THE RIPPER had killer instincts gives you an idea of how unnatural and abnormal killer instincts are.|||If you%26#039;re looking for killer instinct take up boxing or some other full-contact system. When you%26#039;re getting punched in the face, if you don%26#039;t fight back, you%26#039;re done.
To answer your first question, it%26#039;s not like there%26#039;s an %26quot;assassination 101%26quot; course out there. At any rate most assassinations and murders are carried out using weapons of some sort.|||It%26#039;s not a martial art-it%26#039;s something you learn that is exclusive in that field. I know the CIA teaches some underground form of fighting that focuses on pressure points and one hit, fight ending blows. the kind of thing that you can pull off wearing a tuxedo and not even breaking a sweat|||What modern assassins you watch way to much tv. i regret to inform you that even if their are some government or underworld sanctioned assassins they undoubtedly use Poison and other means of espionage they don%26#039;t kung fu their targets asses|||ROFLMAO- Youa re really gonna get the good stuff by asking on Yahoo answers aren%26#039;t you. The stupidity of it is putting you in strong contention to be a future Darwin award winner.
www.darwinawards.com|||It would have to be specialty training or something along the lines of krav maga.|||Oh dear.|||This is the funniest question I%26#039;ve heard. Heh ...........I%26#039;ll go with m-16 or a 9mm.|||you fool its called a gun|||bullets...what do you think
Which ninjutsu off of Naruto would you have?
Name 3 jutsus you would have in the world of Naruto.Bloodline traits are allowed.
For me: Byakugan/gentle fist style
Sand coffin/burial technique
Healing|||Rinnegan: Gives you all 6 elemental jutsus
Tajuu Kagebunshin: 100000000 clones
The kyubi sealed:
Result: 100000000 clones with an eye more advanced than Byakugan and Sharingan capable of using all 6 elemental jutsus (you can make the Fuuton Rasengan on one hand and the new Chidori Sword on the other one) plus with an unlimited amount of chakra!!!
BEAT THIS!|||Omg I Love Naruto!
1. Rosengon/Naruto
2. Sand Coffin/Gaara
3. Chidori/ Sauske
(srry if i spelled it wrong :)|||...
1. naruto%26#039;s new rasengan ( i am not sure what is its name)
2. sharingan /mangekeyo
3. chidori
:D|||*Kage Bunshin no Jutsu
*Healing
*Chidori
*I luv NaRuTo^_^|||Rinnegan/soul transfer and shaphshifting techniques
Sharingan/Mangekyou sharingan
Wind element/Rasengan|||i would really like to have the sharingan...i like most genjutsus...i find all this playin with da mind stuff so so c0ol!!!but i prefer mangekyou sharingan since genjutsus are so easily counter in naruto.... i realy wish this stuff is real :)|||1. Byakugan. I don%26#039;t like to get caught off guard by my enemies plus i can cheat in exam lol!
2. Kagebunshin no Jutsu. You%26#039;ll never know what i can do with that.
3. Healing. I can support my team with this, besides nobody wants to get hurt right?|||1. Mangekyo Sharingan/Amaterasu
2. Shapeshifting Technique
3. Creation Rebirth
and if I could choose more I would choose Shadow Imitation Technique amd Mokuton.|||Kage Bunshin no Jutsu.
Healing.
Hiraishin.|||i would have=
chouji-meat tank-looks strong
naruto shadow clone jutsu- awesome move
narutos new resengan- very strong|||i would want:
1)kage bunshin(shadow cloning technique)
2)magenkyo syaringan
3)kuchiyosei(summoning technique)|||Katon: Ryuuka no Jutsu
Fuuinjutsu Shiki Fuujin
Ninpou, Souzou Saisei
Suiton, Suiryuudan no Jutsu
Sotetsu Kaihou
and for extra that will come in handy for me is Orioke no jutsu (sexy no jutsu)|||Puppet Jutsu, I%26#039;ve never been really good at close-range battles myself but I like controlling things that can do it for me, kinda like how you%26#039;re not good at martial arts yet you%26#039;re skilled in fighting games. Besides, I%26#039;ve always wanted to build and customize stuff like those puppets. It%26#039;s like building your own mech.
For me: Byakugan/gentle fist style
Sand coffin/burial technique
Healing|||Rinnegan: Gives you all 6 elemental jutsus
Tajuu Kagebunshin: 100000000 clones
The kyubi sealed:
Result: 100000000 clones with an eye more advanced than Byakugan and Sharingan capable of using all 6 elemental jutsus (you can make the Fuuton Rasengan on one hand and the new Chidori Sword on the other one) plus with an unlimited amount of chakra!!!
BEAT THIS!|||Omg I Love Naruto!
1. Rosengon/Naruto
2. Sand Coffin/Gaara
3. Chidori/ Sauske
(srry if i spelled it wrong :)|||...
1. naruto%26#039;s new rasengan ( i am not sure what is its name)
2. sharingan /mangekeyo
3. chidori
:D|||*Kage Bunshin no Jutsu
*Healing
*Chidori
*I luv NaRuTo^_^|||Rinnegan/soul transfer and shaphshifting techniques
Sharingan/Mangekyou sharingan
Wind element/Rasengan|||i would really like to have the sharingan...i like most genjutsus...i find all this playin with da mind stuff so so c0ol!!!but i prefer mangekyou sharingan since genjutsus are so easily counter in naruto.... i realy wish this stuff is real :)|||1. Byakugan. I don%26#039;t like to get caught off guard by my enemies plus i can cheat in exam lol!
2. Kagebunshin no Jutsu. You%26#039;ll never know what i can do with that.
3. Healing. I can support my team with this, besides nobody wants to get hurt right?|||1. Mangekyo Sharingan/Amaterasu
2. Shapeshifting Technique
3. Creation Rebirth
and if I could choose more I would choose Shadow Imitation Technique amd Mokuton.|||Kage Bunshin no Jutsu.
Healing.
Hiraishin.|||i would have=
chouji-meat tank-looks strong
naruto shadow clone jutsu- awesome move
narutos new resengan- very strong|||i would want:
1)kage bunshin(shadow cloning technique)
2)magenkyo syaringan
3)kuchiyosei(summoning technique)|||Katon: Ryuuka no Jutsu
Fuuinjutsu Shiki Fuujin
Ninpou, Souzou Saisei
Suiton, Suiryuudan no Jutsu
Sotetsu Kaihou
and for extra that will come in handy for me is Orioke no jutsu (sexy no jutsu)|||Puppet Jutsu, I%26#039;ve never been really good at close-range battles myself but I like controlling things that can do it for me, kinda like how you%26#039;re not good at martial arts yet you%26#039;re skilled in fighting games. Besides, I%26#039;ve always wanted to build and customize stuff like those puppets. It%26#039;s like building your own mech.
Which one would you choose: Ninjutsu,Genjutsu or Taijutsu?
only choose one^_^|||Ninjutsu beyond a reasonable doubt. It employs a delicate mixture of stealth and precision in infiltrating places or taking down enemys. Taijutsu is more of a self-empowering practice and Genjutsu is more of a psycho-matic physical drug so to speak. If you want to get whats needed done, and not just make yourself feel better or mess with their minds for a short period of time, stick to the shadows and choose Ninjutsu.|||Ninjutsu!
Akahigi • Hyakki no Souen - Red Secret Technique • Performance of the Hundred Puppets|||idk..anyone can explain the differences between them pleasE?*blushes* lol
EDIT:hmm..hallow if that%26#039;s what ninjutsu does..i like it ^_^!|||That depends. I%26#039;ll never take Gen because I prefer the good old fashion MIND CRUSH IN STEREO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwvpBt17I...
So, down to Nin and Tai? Tai makes more sense for my style. I%26#039;ll say Tai with some Nin.|||Ninjustu would be the best but....
Genjutsu is also handy. ;)|||Genjutsu ^^|||Ninjutsu|||Ninjutsu.|||antidisistablishmentarianism|||genjustu u get to make a fool out of ur opponents lol xD
Akahigi • Hyakki no Souen - Red Secret Technique • Performance of the Hundred Puppets|||idk..anyone can explain the differences between them pleasE?*blushes* lol
EDIT:hmm..hallow if that%26#039;s what ninjutsu does..i like it ^_^!|||That depends. I%26#039;ll never take Gen because I prefer the good old fashion MIND CRUSH IN STEREO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwvpBt17I...
So, down to Nin and Tai? Tai makes more sense for my style. I%26#039;ll say Tai with some Nin.|||Ninjustu would be the best but....
Genjutsu is also handy. ;)|||Genjutsu ^^|||Ninjutsu|||Ninjutsu.|||antidisistablishmentarianism|||genjustu u get to make a fool out of ur opponents lol xD
What should sasuke kirin ninjutsu attack rank shoud be?
this is one powerful attack|||I think it goes to A - Kage Level.
Since Kirin is based on real lightning, only high-ranked shinobis who mastered Lightning element can use such technique. I personally think Kakashi can use it, btw.
However, it%26#039;s a little less than Naruto%26#039;s Fuuton: Rasen Shuriken which is S-rank (only the creator can use it).
Maybe it%26#039;s just me. 8D|||a rank or s rank i say s rank because it is unavoidable but its not stronger then futon rasenshuriken
Since Kirin is based on real lightning, only high-ranked shinobis who mastered Lightning element can use such technique. I personally think Kakashi can use it, btw.
However, it%26#039;s a little less than Naruto%26#039;s Fuuton: Rasen Shuriken which is S-rank (only the creator can use it).
Maybe it%26#039;s just me. 8D|||a rank or s rank i say s rank because it is unavoidable but its not stronger then futon rasenshuriken
Does anyone here practice Ninjutsu?
I%26#039;m going out on a limb here...the Ninjas do! Oh and Chris Farley in Heaven! Other than that...no idea...Google it!|||No im too chubby and lazy to practice it, id fall through someones roof and trip over my shoe laces, my friend has been doing it like 9 years though, he loves it.|||yes i took togature ryu ninjutsu courses in arizona back in early 80%26#039;s still practice and use it when i have to. also akido and judo learned from u.s. army and some other specialized training.|||Hi there
Yes i train in the bujinkan system and wado.
Regards
idai|||Yes. Here in New Zealand we do an hour of Brazillian Jiujutsu, followed by Ninjutsu. The Ninjutsu we learn is taught one school at a time, in the same order that Takamatsu Sensei learnt them - so we start off with Shinden Fudo Ryu, then Koto Ryu %26amp; Kukishinden Ryu.|||I am a ninja. watch out|||i know the next person who replys does not|||The best ones are in japan.|||Not exactly.
I used to practice martial arts. Plus took some self defense classes.
PEPPER SPRAY ATTACK! LOL
Yes i train in the bujinkan system and wado.
Regards
idai|||Yes. Here in New Zealand we do an hour of Brazillian Jiujutsu, followed by Ninjutsu. The Ninjutsu we learn is taught one school at a time, in the same order that Takamatsu Sensei learnt them - so we start off with Shinden Fudo Ryu, then Koto Ryu %26amp; Kukishinden Ryu.|||I am a ninja. watch out|||i know the next person who replys does not|||The best ones are in japan.|||Not exactly.
I used to practice martial arts. Plus took some self defense classes.
PEPPER SPRAY ATTACK! LOL
Will i learn arobatics (wall run, flips etc)if i take ninjutsu along with self defense?
i want to learn ninjutsu at
Vancouver Bujinkan Taka-Seigi Dojo
im not the flexiable and not that strong im like an average person
will i learn like flips and like wall runs? cuz thats like one of the reason why i want to do it. show of fun =D
bonus: how much do you think it cost around and how old do ihave to be around|||Since ninjitsu focuses on stealth for its often scary results, you will use acrobatics to evade shuriken (e.g., somersaults), which includes back bends or side bends as evasive tactics against these throwing stars.
You will also learn how to climb fences, up and down, and
also use acrobatics to do things as double-leg chokes from a front flip to choke your enemy.
You will also learn flips as evasion tactics in unarmed ninjitsu engagements, and sometimes, drop kicks as you see in wrestling.|||Why run up walls when you can walk through them if you become a Ninja? haha|||Actually, it sounds like you want to study XMA or Xtreme Martial Arts. There are many different martial art styles that have instructors that are willing to teach XMA classes and help you learn some tricking. Ideally, it is best to take a tumbling course on the side from a gymnastics school, it will help your tricking develop much quicker and with better quality. If you search youtube for Steve Terada you will see clips of one of the best XMA artists in the business.|||Just to clear things up, Parkour doesn%26#039;t involve tricking - it%26#039;s about getting from point A to point B by whatever means necessary using the least possible energy.
If you%26#039;re after the tricks and the like, I%26#039;d say you%26#039;re better off looking into Free Running. It%26#039;s pretty much Parkour with flare.|||You got it twisted fool, Ninjitsu is an assassin%26#039;s art. Its a style used as way to kill, not to run around and do flips and all that bull ****.
You wanna do that, learn Parkour, its a French (wouldn%26#039;t really call it %26quot;martial%26quot; cuz there%26#039;s no real combat) %26quot;martial%26quot; art that utilizes jumps, dashes, and all this other acrobatic stuff using ledges, walls, and high places. You learn to flip in that.
If your serious about a martial art than get rid of that idea that your gonna do flips and wall runs, martial arts are about discipline, self-defense, and combat.
Vancouver Bujinkan Taka-Seigi Dojo
im not the flexiable and not that strong im like an average person
will i learn like flips and like wall runs? cuz thats like one of the reason why i want to do it. show of fun =D
bonus: how much do you think it cost around and how old do ihave to be around|||Since ninjitsu focuses on stealth for its often scary results, you will use acrobatics to evade shuriken (e.g., somersaults), which includes back bends or side bends as evasive tactics against these throwing stars.
You will also learn how to climb fences, up and down, and
also use acrobatics to do things as double-leg chokes from a front flip to choke your enemy.
You will also learn flips as evasion tactics in unarmed ninjitsu engagements, and sometimes, drop kicks as you see in wrestling.|||Why run up walls when you can walk through them if you become a Ninja? haha|||Actually, it sounds like you want to study XMA or Xtreme Martial Arts. There are many different martial art styles that have instructors that are willing to teach XMA classes and help you learn some tricking. Ideally, it is best to take a tumbling course on the side from a gymnastics school, it will help your tricking develop much quicker and with better quality. If you search youtube for Steve Terada you will see clips of one of the best XMA artists in the business.|||Just to clear things up, Parkour doesn%26#039;t involve tricking - it%26#039;s about getting from point A to point B by whatever means necessary using the least possible energy.
If you%26#039;re after the tricks and the like, I%26#039;d say you%26#039;re better off looking into Free Running. It%26#039;s pretty much Parkour with flare.|||You got it twisted fool, Ninjitsu is an assassin%26#039;s art. Its a style used as way to kill, not to run around and do flips and all that bull ****.
You wanna do that, learn Parkour, its a French (wouldn%26#039;t really call it %26quot;martial%26quot; cuz there%26#039;s no real combat) %26quot;martial%26quot; art that utilizes jumps, dashes, and all this other acrobatic stuff using ledges, walls, and high places. You learn to flip in that.
If your serious about a martial art than get rid of that idea that your gonna do flips and wall runs, martial arts are about discipline, self-defense, and combat.
Im 13 and i want to learn ninjutsu somewhere in or close to stoke any1 no of any where i can?
talk to master splinter.
seriously, if you want to become a ninja, go back hundreds of years ago when they existed.
good luck!|||please do not listen to any of these unhelpful people. I am a ninja and am almost 14. Follow your dream like i have. i have been in training with my sensei for 3 years Report Abuse
|||1) The term %26quot;Ninjutsu%26quot; is a modern phrase crated by Japanese media. From a historical/feudal Japan point of view: the term was non existent. And if you asked about one, they would look at you funny and call you crazy.
2) The name we know as Ninja, were the shinobi class of military samurai. They learned the same combat techniques as samurai, however the samurai, just like the archers, has their department. They were the spies/scouts/assassins. They were our modern day 007%26#039;s. They 99% of the time did not run around in all black outfits with shiny metal headbands that would reflect so much like they would be killed instantly. They usually dressed up as peasants or members of court in order to REALLY blend in, not look cool.
3) They had NO special powers, or abilities. They were regular humans just like you or me, who were so WELL trained and physically fit that to the average peasant and such, they seem to have super/magical powers wince they couldn鈥檛 understand how they could move silently and move so swiftly. They went so far as to play up on their mythology with the whole smoke %26amp; mirrors thing (with things like smoke balls, etc).
4) Your best chance at finding that kind of training is with a old school Nihongo Jujutsu, one that still trains in the feudal warfare techniques. If they do, you%26#039;ll recognize by the fact that it won鈥檛 be openly commercial and VERY traditional. So good luck finding it outside Japan.
5) ANY school claiming to teach Ninjutsu, stay away from. It鈥檚 a farce and a fake.|||if u do want to learn it go to Japan and they will teach u the way of ninjutsu. But I%26#039;m not sure if ur willing to take that commitment of going to Japan well I%26#039;m also not sure wat kind of person u are
~~wolf~~|||Simply go to www.ninjutsu.com and use the dojo locator. Plenty of Bujinkan licensed schools to choose from. Make sure you don%26#039;t go to one of the many fake schools out there. And never listen to those who say it doesn%26#039;t exist. It still exists, but it has changed some. It had to in order to still exist in modern times. Bujinkan is your best bet. Good luck.|||-The %26quot;36th Chamber of Ninjitsu%26quot; is in your area. The 36th Chamber is the last area that monks trained in. After the first 35 chambers had been learned the monk was released into the most important of them all. They called it the 36th chamber, most of us today call it the world.
-It has been said that a man alone in an empty room can practice ninjitsu.
- (conditioning)(eat well) go to the gym, back yard, or floor
-(hand 2 hand combat training) take up a suitable realistic martial art in your area, realistic training should include weapons training
-(other weapons training) in your back yard or someone else鈥檚 set up projectile weapon targets, maybe take up realistic air soft and paint ball, go to shooting ranges, clubs, ect., make your own weapons, wooden and flexible are easy and cheap to start off with
-there are (distance learning programs) available (partner strongly recommended)
-there are a wide variety of (camps) scheduled for different times
-there are (seminars) that you could travel to, or it could be arranged for them to come to a local dojo
-use other information sources like police and military
-books and videos are a great option, many of them are free on the internet (search for .PDF, eBook, torrents,ect.) some may be illegal, don鈥檛 steal especially from ninjas
-go to a library
-(lock picking) take a class maybe even get certified
-never take ANYONES word as a final authority
-don鈥檛 listen to trash talk about other martial artist
-ninjitsu is a personal art, different for each person
-train your mind it is the strongest weapon you could ever have
-rank is not important
-take YOUR time
-ninjitsu is a way of life
-remember that even monkeys fall out of trees
practice, patience, and perseverance
-you may want to include both spellings ninjitsu/ninjutsu both are correct. %26quot;A rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.%26quot;
(William Shakespeare)
JO-
check out the answers to similar questions, it can be helpful.
4th time in 2 days i have used this answer : )
seriously, if you want to become a ninja, go back hundreds of years ago when they existed.
good luck!|||please do not listen to any of these unhelpful people. I am a ninja and am almost 14. Follow your dream like i have. i have been in training with my sensei for 3 years Report Abuse
|||1) The term %26quot;Ninjutsu%26quot; is a modern phrase crated by Japanese media. From a historical/feudal Japan point of view: the term was non existent. And if you asked about one, they would look at you funny and call you crazy.
2) The name we know as Ninja, were the shinobi class of military samurai. They learned the same combat techniques as samurai, however the samurai, just like the archers, has their department. They were the spies/scouts/assassins. They were our modern day 007%26#039;s. They 99% of the time did not run around in all black outfits with shiny metal headbands that would reflect so much like they would be killed instantly. They usually dressed up as peasants or members of court in order to REALLY blend in, not look cool.
3) They had NO special powers, or abilities. They were regular humans just like you or me, who were so WELL trained and physically fit that to the average peasant and such, they seem to have super/magical powers wince they couldn鈥檛 understand how they could move silently and move so swiftly. They went so far as to play up on their mythology with the whole smoke %26amp; mirrors thing (with things like smoke balls, etc).
4) Your best chance at finding that kind of training is with a old school Nihongo Jujutsu, one that still trains in the feudal warfare techniques. If they do, you%26#039;ll recognize by the fact that it won鈥檛 be openly commercial and VERY traditional. So good luck finding it outside Japan.
5) ANY school claiming to teach Ninjutsu, stay away from. It鈥檚 a farce and a fake.|||if u do want to learn it go to Japan and they will teach u the way of ninjutsu. But I%26#039;m not sure if ur willing to take that commitment of going to Japan well I%26#039;m also not sure wat kind of person u are
~~wolf~~|||Simply go to www.ninjutsu.com and use the dojo locator. Plenty of Bujinkan licensed schools to choose from. Make sure you don%26#039;t go to one of the many fake schools out there. And never listen to those who say it doesn%26#039;t exist. It still exists, but it has changed some. It had to in order to still exist in modern times. Bujinkan is your best bet. Good luck.|||-The %26quot;36th Chamber of Ninjitsu%26quot; is in your area. The 36th Chamber is the last area that monks trained in. After the first 35 chambers had been learned the monk was released into the most important of them all. They called it the 36th chamber, most of us today call it the world.
-It has been said that a man alone in an empty room can practice ninjitsu.
- (conditioning)(eat well) go to the gym, back yard, or floor
-(hand 2 hand combat training) take up a suitable realistic martial art in your area, realistic training should include weapons training
-(other weapons training) in your back yard or someone else鈥檚 set up projectile weapon targets, maybe take up realistic air soft and paint ball, go to shooting ranges, clubs, ect., make your own weapons, wooden and flexible are easy and cheap to start off with
-there are (distance learning programs) available (partner strongly recommended)
-there are a wide variety of (camps) scheduled for different times
-there are (seminars) that you could travel to, or it could be arranged for them to come to a local dojo
-use other information sources like police and military
-books and videos are a great option, many of them are free on the internet (search for .PDF, eBook, torrents,ect.) some may be illegal, don鈥檛 steal especially from ninjas
-go to a library
-(lock picking) take a class maybe even get certified
-never take ANYONES word as a final authority
-don鈥檛 listen to trash talk about other martial artist
-ninjitsu is a personal art, different for each person
-train your mind it is the strongest weapon you could ever have
-rank is not important
-take YOUR time
-ninjitsu is a way of life
-remember that even monkeys fall out of trees
practice, patience, and perseverance
-you may want to include both spellings ninjitsu/ninjutsu both are correct. %26quot;A rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.%26quot;
(William Shakespeare)
JO-
check out the answers to similar questions, it can be helpful.
4th time in 2 days i have used this answer : )
Which martial art is most preffered for small people ninjutsu, bushido, or shaolin kung fu ? ur opinions?
i want to learn shaolin kung fu since its the most accessable art cuz ninjutsu and bushido there are few schools on that style of martial arts|||Bushido is a code of conduct and way of life and a lot more (hard to explain), It is not a martial art.
Ninjutsu is an awesome martial art IF you can find a good instructor. It is littered with McDojos!
The problem with Shaolin Kung Fu is has basically become nothing more than Wushu performance arts that have very little to do with actually defending you self.
Each style has great stuff to offer. I suggest trying some schools out and see what you think. On the other end of the internet we can not tell you what is a good school and what is not. So look for a school that you like and can get along with the people there. Look for an instructor that is more interested in your well being and not his wallet.
At 11 years old you are hardly done growing. Just find something you like and go from there. you will learn how to adapt any martial art to yourself as long as you work hard at it|||Ninjutsu is very good regardless of stature.
It%26#039;s not hard to find, you%26#039;re just looking in the wrong places. Samurai martial arts are Bujutsu, not Bushido. Both Bujutsu and Ninjutsu are taught in Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. Find a Bujinkan dojo in your area. Try looking on here http://www.winjutsu.com/winlinks.html
If you want effectiveness, take Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. If you want %26quot;cool%26quot; take Kung Fu.|||win chun was made to be used by people with small frames as it was started by a nun through years of trial and error practice against big farmer men|||Ninjutsu as a martial art seems to have died out in the seventies with the death of Fujita Seiko, the last Iga ninja. There are a lot of claims to teach it that are utter bullshit, and then there%26#039;s the Bujinkan, who have enough evidence behind their claims to be the only people who can claim even a %26quot;maybe%26quot; in terms of teaching ninjutsu. It is, in theory, an organization that teaches an amalgamation of nine martial arts, two of which are historical ninja schools. By their own admission, one of these de-emphasizes unarmed martial arts technique, and the other is not something that%26#039;s taught by the style%26#039;s founder any more.
In short, Ninjutsu is almost certainly dead.
Bushido is not a martial art at all, but a term for Japanese martial philosophy.
Shaolin Kung Fu has many of the same problems as Ninjutsu, compounded by the fact that records on precisely who taught who and what schools and subschools survived are substantially poorer in China than they are in Japan. Nobody%26#039;s quite sure what the story is there: what%26#039;s certain is that what is presently being taught at the Shaolin Temple is *not* traditional Shaolin kung fu, but a smattering of Shaolin conditioning exercises coupled with contemporary wushu, which is a different beast altogether than anything recognizable as a traditional Chinese martial art.
To summarize: a small person would be totally unable to train in two of the three things you mentioned, and would be fantastically lucky to be able to train in the third. :-)|||Jeet Kune doo or eskrima|||Is Bushido a martial art? I thought it was a samurai code of conduct. As for ninjutsu vs kung fu, it depends. Many arts are adaptable to most body types. That said, if you join a ninjutsu dojo full of 6 ft army guys, you will have a very different idea of whether it%26#039;s good for small people than if you join a dojo in Japan.
Ideally, I%26#039;ve found that you may want to find an instructor that is close to your body type, or who understands that some techniques work differently if you are short vs if you are tall and can give you appropriate advice.
Ninjutsu is a Japanese art, and many of the techniques can be made to work for someone of a tall or short stature. Kung Fu is also adaptable this way. I suppose my point is that whichever art you choose, find a good school with a good instructor. Once you develop your skills, you will discover ways to adapt the art to your strengths.
add: Okay, same thing if you%26#039;re thin. Neither art is about physical strength. I personally think Kung Fu looks cooler, but Taijutsu is more mentally challenging. It%26#039;s a personal preference. They both use weapons, but they are not the same weapons. The both have strikes, blocks, and kicks, but vary greatly as well. Watch some videos and pick the one you like better.|||bushido is not a martial art
ninjutsu is mosly mcdojos
shaolin kung fu, was destroyed a centry ago, and is now just for entertainment|||I%26#039;m not really sure about any of these but
Brazilian jiu jitsu was created for smaller people to defend themselves from larger people.
Ninjutsu is an awesome martial art IF you can find a good instructor. It is littered with McDojos!
The problem with Shaolin Kung Fu is has basically become nothing more than Wushu performance arts that have very little to do with actually defending you self.
Each style has great stuff to offer. I suggest trying some schools out and see what you think. On the other end of the internet we can not tell you what is a good school and what is not. So look for a school that you like and can get along with the people there. Look for an instructor that is more interested in your well being and not his wallet.
At 11 years old you are hardly done growing. Just find something you like and go from there. you will learn how to adapt any martial art to yourself as long as you work hard at it|||Ninjutsu is very good regardless of stature.
It%26#039;s not hard to find, you%26#039;re just looking in the wrong places. Samurai martial arts are Bujutsu, not Bushido. Both Bujutsu and Ninjutsu are taught in Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. Find a Bujinkan dojo in your area. Try looking on here http://www.winjutsu.com/winlinks.html
If you want effectiveness, take Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. If you want %26quot;cool%26quot; take Kung Fu.|||win chun was made to be used by people with small frames as it was started by a nun through years of trial and error practice against big farmer men|||Ninjutsu as a martial art seems to have died out in the seventies with the death of Fujita Seiko, the last Iga ninja. There are a lot of claims to teach it that are utter bullshit, and then there%26#039;s the Bujinkan, who have enough evidence behind their claims to be the only people who can claim even a %26quot;maybe%26quot; in terms of teaching ninjutsu. It is, in theory, an organization that teaches an amalgamation of nine martial arts, two of which are historical ninja schools. By their own admission, one of these de-emphasizes unarmed martial arts technique, and the other is not something that%26#039;s taught by the style%26#039;s founder any more.
In short, Ninjutsu is almost certainly dead.
Bushido is not a martial art at all, but a term for Japanese martial philosophy.
Shaolin Kung Fu has many of the same problems as Ninjutsu, compounded by the fact that records on precisely who taught who and what schools and subschools survived are substantially poorer in China than they are in Japan. Nobody%26#039;s quite sure what the story is there: what%26#039;s certain is that what is presently being taught at the Shaolin Temple is *not* traditional Shaolin kung fu, but a smattering of Shaolin conditioning exercises coupled with contemporary wushu, which is a different beast altogether than anything recognizable as a traditional Chinese martial art.
To summarize: a small person would be totally unable to train in two of the three things you mentioned, and would be fantastically lucky to be able to train in the third. :-)|||Jeet Kune doo or eskrima|||Is Bushido a martial art? I thought it was a samurai code of conduct. As for ninjutsu vs kung fu, it depends. Many arts are adaptable to most body types. That said, if you join a ninjutsu dojo full of 6 ft army guys, you will have a very different idea of whether it%26#039;s good for small people than if you join a dojo in Japan.
Ideally, I%26#039;ve found that you may want to find an instructor that is close to your body type, or who understands that some techniques work differently if you are short vs if you are tall and can give you appropriate advice.
Ninjutsu is a Japanese art, and many of the techniques can be made to work for someone of a tall or short stature. Kung Fu is also adaptable this way. I suppose my point is that whichever art you choose, find a good school with a good instructor. Once you develop your skills, you will discover ways to adapt the art to your strengths.
add: Okay, same thing if you%26#039;re thin. Neither art is about physical strength. I personally think Kung Fu looks cooler, but Taijutsu is more mentally challenging. It%26#039;s a personal preference. They both use weapons, but they are not the same weapons. The both have strikes, blocks, and kicks, but vary greatly as well. Watch some videos and pick the one you like better.|||bushido is not a martial art
ninjutsu is mosly mcdojos
shaolin kung fu, was destroyed a centry ago, and is now just for entertainment|||I%26#039;m not really sure about any of these but
Brazilian jiu jitsu was created for smaller people to defend themselves from larger people.
Looking for Ninjutsu resource?
q|||The practice of Ninjutsu is becoming more wide spread. I%26#039;ve noticed a lot of books which have come out.
I would try authors such as: Bud Malstrom, Jack Hoban, Steven K. Hayes, and Masaki Hatsumi has a lot of books out now. I%26#039;m sure you can find a local school teaching Ninjutu, or Ninpo taijutsu.
I know now with the internet there are a lot of distance learning courses which can work, if you dedicate yourself. Check out Steven K. Hayes%26#039; sight... the Quest Center. It is based out of Dayton Ohio, but others have started them all over.|||Try Author Steven Hayes.|||There are very few real Ninjitsu resources available in the world today. There are a hand full of schools that actually teach it outside of Japan and only tow that I know of inside Japan. All the others teach there own style of Karate and they call it Ninjitsu because they throw in some throwing star/knife practice and sword work.
Masaaki Hatsumi is one of the few Ninjitsu Masters I%26#039;d actually trust today. He runs Bujinkan D艒j艒 out of Japan. He has a website where you can get some information if you search for him.|||Give up! It%26#039;s a dead art.
I would try authors such as: Bud Malstrom, Jack Hoban, Steven K. Hayes, and Masaki Hatsumi has a lot of books out now. I%26#039;m sure you can find a local school teaching Ninjutu, or Ninpo taijutsu.
I know now with the internet there are a lot of distance learning courses which can work, if you dedicate yourself. Check out Steven K. Hayes%26#039; sight... the Quest Center. It is based out of Dayton Ohio, but others have started them all over.|||Try Author Steven Hayes.|||There are very few real Ninjitsu resources available in the world today. There are a hand full of schools that actually teach it outside of Japan and only tow that I know of inside Japan. All the others teach there own style of Karate and they call it Ninjitsu because they throw in some throwing star/knife practice and sword work.
Masaaki Hatsumi is one of the few Ninjitsu Masters I%26#039;d actually trust today. He runs Bujinkan D艒j艒 out of Japan. He has a website where you can get some information if you search for him.|||Give up! It%26#039;s a dead art.
How do you tie the pants of a Shinobi Shozoku?
I have had my Ninjutsu uniform for almost a year now, but I can%26#039;t figure out if there is a special way to tie the pants. I%26#039;m just taking the long strings and tying them around twice so they end up in the front, and the shorter strings over them. Is there a better way? Cuz that don%26#039;t look right to me. Thanks.|||The Shinobi shozoku is a type of dark-coloured keikogi clothing, traditionally worn by practitioners of the Japanese martial art of ninjutsu.
It is made up of split-toed tabi boots (%26quot;jika-tabi%26quot;) and socks; special trousers with double-ties which fasten at the ankles, knees and waist; a jacket with overlapping lapels which is tucked into the trousers; protective arm-and-hand sleeves; and either a scarf that serves as a mask and hood, or a separate hood and mask. An obi belt to indicate the wearer%26#039;s level of kyu or dan grade may also be worn. The outfit is made of strong, dark-coloured fabric, usually black cotton, fitted loosely to allow freedom of movement. The jacket usually contains an interior shuriken pocket.
Contrary to popular belief, there is no evidence that the ninjas limited themselves to dressing in all-black suits in Japanese feudal times. The classic black ninja outfit (the shinobi shozoku) is said to have derived from Bunraku (not noh theatre).
During Japanese feudal times, for night attacks Shinobi Shozoku clothing (as dictated by the situation, preference or availability) could be dark green, dark blue or dark red, depending on which offered better night camouflage with its surroundings.|||Have you asked your instructor yet? He or she should be able to show you.|||some guy is dressing like a ninja. watch out
It is made up of split-toed tabi boots (%26quot;jika-tabi%26quot;) and socks; special trousers with double-ties which fasten at the ankles, knees and waist; a jacket with overlapping lapels which is tucked into the trousers; protective arm-and-hand sleeves; and either a scarf that serves as a mask and hood, or a separate hood and mask. An obi belt to indicate the wearer%26#039;s level of kyu or dan grade may also be worn. The outfit is made of strong, dark-coloured fabric, usually black cotton, fitted loosely to allow freedom of movement. The jacket usually contains an interior shuriken pocket.
Contrary to popular belief, there is no evidence that the ninjas limited themselves to dressing in all-black suits in Japanese feudal times. The classic black ninja outfit (the shinobi shozoku) is said to have derived from Bunraku (not noh theatre).
During Japanese feudal times, for night attacks Shinobi Shozoku clothing (as dictated by the situation, preference or availability) could be dark green, dark blue or dark red, depending on which offered better night camouflage with its surroundings.|||Have you asked your instructor yet? He or she should be able to show you.|||some guy is dressing like a ninja. watch out
Bujinkan Ninjutsu Dayton Ohio?
I%26#039;m trying to find a place to train in Dayton. I%26#039;m into MMA, but a coworker, a black belt in Bujinkan, showed me some moves that looked really interesting. Could anyone look at these links and tell me if which one might be good?. Thanks.
http://www.daytonbujinkan.com/
http://www.giyudojo.com/
http://www.daytonquestcenter.com/|||great links|||www.daytonquestcenter.com and www.skhquest.com. Those are the best.|||Ok, first of all: HOLY S*** at all three links! I really like the first two schools more from what I see, but all three schools look GREATTTTT! lol
I%26#039;ve never taken Bujinkan (Though I do have knowledge of the style), but I%26#039;m sure your friend is going to agree with me here: You have to be careful if the school in question has no affiliation with the Hombu and Soke Dr. Hatsumi. Having said that, all these links have links to Soke Hatsumi.
One more note: You should really just try to take a class or two , to figure which one has a better feel to you. I can only go by what I%26#039;ve seen from what I%26#039;ve seen from the sites, and what I know about Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu/To Shin Do/Ninpo.
First link:
-Decent prices. The monthly fee is $65.00, with the intial fee in the 100s, which is fine because it includes a uniform and so forth. That fee also isn%26#039;t a contract to bind you in as well, so that%26#039;s good.
-GRAPPLING! There%26#039;s an exclusive class offered in groundfighting. Bujinkan has newaza, but not a complete piece (It depends on the school: There%26#039;s enough in it for it to be effective, but some schools don%26#039;t do it very often), so you would become very well rounded from that school if you were to go to it. I saw some images, and I think that the Bujinkan school in that area actually excels at grappling contests. Looks like some of their students beat some BJJ guys to the punch, which is no easy task.
-There%26#039;s also an entire day dedicated to newaza, and sparring, with a mix of modern day training with the original ways of Bujinkan too. That%26#039;s a very good sign.
Second link-
-Judo is offered.
-It%26#039;s more of %26quot;Kobudo%26quot; than just Bujinkan, so you%26#039;ll learn traditional weaponry, as well an unarmed martial art.
-Check with them about groundfighting if you want that as a component. The judo or unarmed martial art they offer may not have it.
-Reasonable prices.
Third link
-If you want to really focus on it, this style has a lot more belts than the other two schools.
-Dr. Hatsumi awarded Stephen Hayes (The person in charge) with a 10th degree black belt in Bujinkan, so they look to really know the art
- It doesn%26#039;t say much about the type of randori/kumite/sparring, and even less about the techniques, so again if you%26#039;re looking for groundfighting: You%26#039;ll have to ask. Ask about randori/kumite type (Amount of contact, how often, and so forth).
Good luck if you decide to do this.
http://www.daytonbujinkan.com/
http://www.giyudojo.com/
http://www.daytonquestcenter.com/|||great links|||www.daytonquestcenter.com and www.skhquest.com. Those are the best.|||Ok, first of all: HOLY S*** at all three links! I really like the first two schools more from what I see, but all three schools look GREATTTTT! lol
I%26#039;ve never taken Bujinkan (Though I do have knowledge of the style), but I%26#039;m sure your friend is going to agree with me here: You have to be careful if the school in question has no affiliation with the Hombu and Soke Dr. Hatsumi. Having said that, all these links have links to Soke Hatsumi.
One more note: You should really just try to take a class or two , to figure which one has a better feel to you. I can only go by what I%26#039;ve seen from what I%26#039;ve seen from the sites, and what I know about Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu/To Shin Do/Ninpo.
First link:
-Decent prices. The monthly fee is $65.00, with the intial fee in the 100s, which is fine because it includes a uniform and so forth. That fee also isn%26#039;t a contract to bind you in as well, so that%26#039;s good.
-GRAPPLING! There%26#039;s an exclusive class offered in groundfighting. Bujinkan has newaza, but not a complete piece (It depends on the school: There%26#039;s enough in it for it to be effective, but some schools don%26#039;t do it very often), so you would become very well rounded from that school if you were to go to it. I saw some images, and I think that the Bujinkan school in that area actually excels at grappling contests. Looks like some of their students beat some BJJ guys to the punch, which is no easy task.
-There%26#039;s also an entire day dedicated to newaza, and sparring, with a mix of modern day training with the original ways of Bujinkan too. That%26#039;s a very good sign.
Second link-
-Judo is offered.
-It%26#039;s more of %26quot;Kobudo%26quot; than just Bujinkan, so you%26#039;ll learn traditional weaponry, as well an unarmed martial art.
-Check with them about groundfighting if you want that as a component. The judo or unarmed martial art they offer may not have it.
-Reasonable prices.
Third link
-If you want to really focus on it, this style has a lot more belts than the other two schools.
-Dr. Hatsumi awarded Stephen Hayes (The person in charge) with a 10th degree black belt in Bujinkan, so they look to really know the art
- It doesn%26#039;t say much about the type of randori/kumite/sparring, and even less about the techniques, so again if you%26#039;re looking for groundfighting: You%26#039;ll have to ask. Ask about randori/kumite type (Amount of contact, how often, and so forth).
Good luck if you decide to do this.
Bujinkan Ninjutsu Dayton Ohio?
I%26#039;m trying to find a place to train in Dayton. I%26#039;m into MMA, but a coworker, a black belt in Bujinkan, showed me some moves that looked really interesting. Could anyone look at these links and tell me if which one might be good?. Thanks.
http://www.daytonbujinkan.com/
http://www.giyudojo.com/
http://www.daytonquestcenter.com/|||great links|||www.daytonquestcenter.com and www.skhquest.com. Those are the best.|||Ok, first of all: HOLY S*** at all three links! I really like the first two schools more from what I see, but all three schools look GREATTTTT! lol
I%26#039;ve never taken Bujinkan (Though I do have knowledge of the style), but I%26#039;m sure your friend is going to agree with me here: You have to be careful if the school in question has no affiliation with the Hombu and Soke Dr. Hatsumi. Having said that, all these links have links to Soke Hatsumi.
One more note: You should really just try to take a class or two , to figure which one has a better feel to you. I can only go by what I%26#039;ve seen from what I%26#039;ve seen from the sites, and what I know about Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu/To Shin Do/Ninpo.
First link:
-Decent prices. The monthly fee is $65.00, with the intial fee in the 100s, which is fine because it includes a uniform and so forth. That fee also isn%26#039;t a contract to bind you in as well, so that%26#039;s good.
-GRAPPLING! There%26#039;s an exclusive class offered in groundfighting. Bujinkan has newaza, but not a complete piece (It depends on the school: There%26#039;s enough in it for it to be effective, but some schools don%26#039;t do it very often), so you would become very well rounded from that school if you were to go to it. I saw some images, and I think that the Bujinkan school in that area actually excels at grappling contests. Looks like some of their students beat some BJJ guys to the punch, which is no easy task.
-There%26#039;s also an entire day dedicated to newaza, and sparring, with a mix of modern day training with the original ways of Bujinkan too. That%26#039;s a very good sign.
Second link-
-Judo is offered.
-It%26#039;s more of %26quot;Kobudo%26quot; than just Bujinkan, so you%26#039;ll learn traditional weaponry, as well an unarmed martial art.
-Check with them about groundfighting if you want that as a component. The judo or unarmed martial art they offer may not have it.
-Reasonable prices.
Third link
-If you want to really focus on it, this style has a lot more belts than the other two schools.
-Dr. Hatsumi awarded Stephen Hayes (The person in charge) with a 10th degree black belt in Bujinkan, so they look to really know the art
- It doesn%26#039;t say much about the type of randori/kumite/sparring, and even less about the techniques, so again if you%26#039;re looking for groundfighting: You%26#039;ll have to ask. Ask about randori/kumite type (Amount of contact, how often, and so forth).
Good luck if you decide to do this.
http://www.daytonbujinkan.com/
http://www.giyudojo.com/
http://www.daytonquestcenter.com/|||great links|||www.daytonquestcenter.com and www.skhquest.com. Those are the best.|||Ok, first of all: HOLY S*** at all three links! I really like the first two schools more from what I see, but all three schools look GREATTTTT! lol
I%26#039;ve never taken Bujinkan (Though I do have knowledge of the style), but I%26#039;m sure your friend is going to agree with me here: You have to be careful if the school in question has no affiliation with the Hombu and Soke Dr. Hatsumi. Having said that, all these links have links to Soke Hatsumi.
One more note: You should really just try to take a class or two , to figure which one has a better feel to you. I can only go by what I%26#039;ve seen from what I%26#039;ve seen from the sites, and what I know about Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu/To Shin Do/Ninpo.
First link:
-Decent prices. The monthly fee is $65.00, with the intial fee in the 100s, which is fine because it includes a uniform and so forth. That fee also isn%26#039;t a contract to bind you in as well, so that%26#039;s good.
-GRAPPLING! There%26#039;s an exclusive class offered in groundfighting. Bujinkan has newaza, but not a complete piece (It depends on the school: There%26#039;s enough in it for it to be effective, but some schools don%26#039;t do it very often), so you would become very well rounded from that school if you were to go to it. I saw some images, and I think that the Bujinkan school in that area actually excels at grappling contests. Looks like some of their students beat some BJJ guys to the punch, which is no easy task.
-There%26#039;s also an entire day dedicated to newaza, and sparring, with a mix of modern day training with the original ways of Bujinkan too. That%26#039;s a very good sign.
Second link-
-Judo is offered.
-It%26#039;s more of %26quot;Kobudo%26quot; than just Bujinkan, so you%26#039;ll learn traditional weaponry, as well an unarmed martial art.
-Check with them about groundfighting if you want that as a component. The judo or unarmed martial art they offer may not have it.
-Reasonable prices.
Third link
-If you want to really focus on it, this style has a lot more belts than the other two schools.
-Dr. Hatsumi awarded Stephen Hayes (The person in charge) with a 10th degree black belt in Bujinkan, so they look to really know the art
- It doesn%26#039;t say much about the type of randori/kumite/sparring, and even less about the techniques, so again if you%26#039;re looking for groundfighting: You%26#039;ll have to ask. Ask about randori/kumite type (Amount of contact, how often, and so forth).
Good luck if you decide to do this.
Please teach me all the ninjutsu? I NEED to know please?
not ordinary punches or kicks but fire...waterwalking...and rasengan...I KNOW ITS REAL SO ...........................................
tomo harigato for your help mastahhhhhh...|||If you wanna learn to be a real ninja I suggest you find your pals Bill and Ted and see if they%26#039;ll let you use the booth to move to Edo dynasty Japan. Also actual ninjas were absolutely nothing like teenage turtles, morphin%26#039; rangers, or whatever other Hollywood hokum is the flavor of the month. They were usually thieves trying to stay alive in a predominately agrarian economy or peasant farmers trying to resist the brutal occupation of Samurai warlords.
Ninjas as you know them now are merely Hollywood fiction. The closest thing to real ninjas nowadays are either Marine snipers or Navy SEALS. If you wanna join them talk to your nearest military recruiter. While there are countless schools proclaiming to teach you actual ninjitsu they are of dubious quality and most likely run by hucksters looking to cash in on adolescents with anime influenced masturbatory fantasies.|||to blow fire from your mouth, you put oil in your mouth, then lit a fire in front of your mouth and blow the oil from your mouth...easy...
waterwalking - put a Styrofoam on your feet. it should help you to float
rasengan - get a gun (it%26#039;s more powerful than rasengan)|||This one%26#039;s beyond help.|||Refer to R. Lee%26#039;s comment.|||Naruto ninjas ARENT NINJAS! there is absolutely NO stealth whatsoever, and ninjas didnt go around fighting people in arenas! they went covert, and killed people in their sleep. one ninja actually waited in a shoguns toilet for a day, until the shogun came to take a dump, then the ninja killed him.|||ask chuck norris|||Dude, ninja%26#039;s are possibly the most incorrectly portrayed people in the media. You know 90% of what they did was poisen people, right?
tomo harigato for your help mastahhhhhh...|||If you wanna learn to be a real ninja I suggest you find your pals Bill and Ted and see if they%26#039;ll let you use the booth to move to Edo dynasty Japan. Also actual ninjas were absolutely nothing like teenage turtles, morphin%26#039; rangers, or whatever other Hollywood hokum is the flavor of the month. They were usually thieves trying to stay alive in a predominately agrarian economy or peasant farmers trying to resist the brutal occupation of Samurai warlords.
Ninjas as you know them now are merely Hollywood fiction. The closest thing to real ninjas nowadays are either Marine snipers or Navy SEALS. If you wanna join them talk to your nearest military recruiter. While there are countless schools proclaiming to teach you actual ninjitsu they are of dubious quality and most likely run by hucksters looking to cash in on adolescents with anime influenced masturbatory fantasies.|||to blow fire from your mouth, you put oil in your mouth, then lit a fire in front of your mouth and blow the oil from your mouth...easy...
waterwalking - put a Styrofoam on your feet. it should help you to float
rasengan - get a gun (it%26#039;s more powerful than rasengan)|||This one%26#039;s beyond help.|||Refer to R. Lee%26#039;s comment.|||Naruto ninjas ARENT NINJAS! there is absolutely NO stealth whatsoever, and ninjas didnt go around fighting people in arenas! they went covert, and killed people in their sleep. one ninja actually waited in a shoguns toilet for a day, until the shogun came to take a dump, then the ninja killed him.|||ask chuck norris|||Dude, ninja%26#039;s are possibly the most incorrectly portrayed people in the media. You know 90% of what they did was poisen people, right?
Are all of the "last grandmasters" of Ninjutsu authentic?
First of all, Ashida Kim is out of the question. That fool is not worth discussing. Masaaki Hatsumi, the grandmaster of the Togakure, Kumogakure, and Gyokushin schools claims to be the last Ninja. Anshu Christa Jacobson%26#039;s teacher was the grandmaster of Tomo Ryu Ninjutsu, an art passed down for 6 centuries. I don%26#039;t think she claims to be the last, however. Jinichi Kawakami, the founder and president of the Iga Ninja museum claims to be the only and last grandmaster. Are all of these %26quot;last grandmasters%26quot; authentic? The way they train seems to be very similar. I train in the Bujinkan, and I would like to train with Anshu, and I would like to visit the Iga Ninja museum, and I just wanted to know who%26#039;s authentic, and who%26#039;s not.|||Hands up.... who%26#039;s a member of a secret society?
In the Illuminati trilogy, the author brings up the fact that the easiest way of debunking someones membership in a secret society is to ask them. If they say they are, they%26#039;re not. If they say they%26#039;re not, they might not be or they are. If they deny belonging, they, again, may or may not.
I am especially leary of of someone claiming association with an ancient, secret order of assassins.
Might as well say you teach CIA martial arts. They will neither confirm or deny your employment.
But they might send some ninjas to kill you. ;)
|||I don%26#039;t think anybody has to put on a claim on being %26quot;the last%26quot;. The fact is that it never ends, just like it never really started, although there legends about the %26quot;founders%26quot;.Just that very fact already puts a few of these people in question. What drives them? Im not sure about authenticity of Hartsumi, although i am aware that he has a large following. There s definitely something authentic about him, however he chooses to shroud everything in fables - that%26#039;s fine. I think we all need that. That said, considering the high level of today%26#039;s technology - it IS possible to create masters by simply using mass media. That is something to be aware of. thank you.|||Ninjutsu is by it%26#039;s nature a art shrouded in secrecy and confusion. Will the real last Ninja please stand up.
There are several different schools or lines if you will of Ninjutsu. These arts were passed within families or clans and were kept very secret. Whatever we round eye have been privileged to see is only a shadow of the real art or arts. Who is authentic? I think the best way to determine that is the same as you would test the pie. Sample it. If it works than it is good If it don%26#039;t.... well I guess it ain%26#039;t the real deal.|||all you ever wanted to know about this and more:
historical discussion of thier claims included.
http://www.bullshido.com/articles/ninjut...
|||Good question!! I would say yes. Once when I was twelve I wanted to be a unicorn, so I ate some popcorn and went to school.|||Not unless they%26#039;re 300 years old.|||Sifu Frank has it, try the styles out and judge whether they are worth learning.
These people claiming to be last are looking to promote themselves and their style, whether they are the last or not.
In the case of Hatsumi, his Bujinkan organization teaches only some of the aspects of ninjutsu, while he himself was supposedly trained in all aspects. This is why he is %26quot;the last.%26quot; He has undoubtedly spread his teachings across the globe but I have to question whether he will transmit the other teachings, the ones he has removed from the standard Bujinkan system, to a sucessor. I have read that he strongly feels a teacher should always be able to kill their student, which in itself hints that he wouldn%26#039;t transmit the final lessons to a sucessor. This just seems like a waste and a way to get attention by claiming %26quot;ninjutsu dies with me.%26quot;
I hope I am wrong about Hatsumi because everything I have read about the man says he is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to Japanese martial arts. I would love the opportunity to train with him but as he advances in age one has to wonder who will take ownership of his organization when he passes (as I%26#039;m sure he%26#039;ll be teaching till that day).
In the Illuminati trilogy, the author brings up the fact that the easiest way of debunking someones membership in a secret society is to ask them. If they say they are, they%26#039;re not. If they say they%26#039;re not, they might not be or they are. If they deny belonging, they, again, may or may not.
I am especially leary of of someone claiming association with an ancient, secret order of assassins.
Might as well say you teach CIA martial arts. They will neither confirm or deny your employment.
But they might send some ninjas to kill you. ;)
|||I don%26#039;t think anybody has to put on a claim on being %26quot;the last%26quot;. The fact is that it never ends, just like it never really started, although there legends about the %26quot;founders%26quot;.Just that very fact already puts a few of these people in question. What drives them? Im not sure about authenticity of Hartsumi, although i am aware that he has a large following. There s definitely something authentic about him, however he chooses to shroud everything in fables - that%26#039;s fine. I think we all need that. That said, considering the high level of today%26#039;s technology - it IS possible to create masters by simply using mass media. That is something to be aware of. thank you.|||Ninjutsu is by it%26#039;s nature a art shrouded in secrecy and confusion. Will the real last Ninja please stand up.
There are several different schools or lines if you will of Ninjutsu. These arts were passed within families or clans and were kept very secret. Whatever we round eye have been privileged to see is only a shadow of the real art or arts. Who is authentic? I think the best way to determine that is the same as you would test the pie. Sample it. If it works than it is good If it don%26#039;t.... well I guess it ain%26#039;t the real deal.|||all you ever wanted to know about this and more:
historical discussion of thier claims included.
http://www.bullshido.com/articles/ninjut...
|||Good question!! I would say yes. Once when I was twelve I wanted to be a unicorn, so I ate some popcorn and went to school.|||Not unless they%26#039;re 300 years old.|||Sifu Frank has it, try the styles out and judge whether they are worth learning.
These people claiming to be last are looking to promote themselves and their style, whether they are the last or not.
In the case of Hatsumi, his Bujinkan organization teaches only some of the aspects of ninjutsu, while he himself was supposedly trained in all aspects. This is why he is %26quot;the last.%26quot; He has undoubtedly spread his teachings across the globe but I have to question whether he will transmit the other teachings, the ones he has removed from the standard Bujinkan system, to a sucessor. I have read that he strongly feels a teacher should always be able to kill their student, which in itself hints that he wouldn%26#039;t transmit the final lessons to a sucessor. This just seems like a waste and a way to get attention by claiming %26quot;ninjutsu dies with me.%26quot;
I hope I am wrong about Hatsumi because everything I have read about the man says he is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to Japanese martial arts. I would love the opportunity to train with him but as he advances in age one has to wonder who will take ownership of his organization when he passes (as I%26#039;m sure he%26#039;ll be teaching till that day).
Tai kwon doe or Ninjutsu?
I want to take both but im not sure which one... Please like tell me how they vary and about how long they take to kind of master|||Tai kwon doe is joke. Try sumthing more suitable like Aikido
As for Ninjutsu, that is good. Try it out.|||americangurl_28
taekwondo is not a joke.i have been doing it for 23 years.ive been in so many fights with professional aikido and ive never lost to 1.but i think ninjutsu is cool but i recomend taekwondo Report Abuse
|||Hi there
Its a bit like chalk and cheese. There both completely different and both will teach you a different set of skills.
Picking an art is a personal thing so if you can find both styles in your area with decent instruction then try them out for yourself.
Unfortunately both these arts suffer from martial con artists so make sure which ever you choose that the school you train in is registered with a governing body.
Best wishes
idai|||tae kwon do is not a joke ok..............
all martial arts r gud it is not only the 1 which u%26#039;r husband teaches is gud.................|||Traditional Jujitsu which is most of the time seen in Japan uses moves which is very similar to Karate, Judo, Aikido, etc. What%26#039;s different about it is that it has incredible throwing moves and cool submission moves which is most of the time lethal and can kill people in one move if executed correctly. Which is most of the time has something to do with your joint in the neck and how to snap them off, or hurt just the nerves in the joint which all it does is makes the opponent pass out.
PS: If you%26#039;re going to some Ninjutsu school in America, becareful. Most of the time, it%26#039;s B.S. and doesn%26#039;t really contain that much moves used in real Ninjutsu. Ninjutsu fighters usually does front kicks to the opponent%26#039;s knee joint and then moves in for a throw or submission.|||I would take Ninjutsu
I have taken TKD in the past and at the time really liked it until i started another style of martial arts called Aikido. And there yellow and blue belts were slaming me around like a rag doll.I was a red belt in TKD.
I am also studing in Ninjutsu and there is alot of Aikido and JJ in it so it is not that hard for me to catch onto.
but you can do what you like im just giving you honest answer here I my self would stick with the Japanese styles|||Taekwondo is no joke. I am in it. And I love it.
Taekwondo is just not for show. Its a great sport. I am a low yellow belt. Just started 4 months ago. I am a gold and silver medalist. I got 1st in my one steps and 2nd in my form.
Most people think that Taekwondo is there for show. but I dont think so.
MMA is a joke|||tae kwon do is better u learn an array of skills from blocking, striking, punching, kicking, and hol sin sols ( take down techniques) but this martial art takes many years to master many black belt dans (or ranks) must be a certain age to attain said rank but there are 11 basic belts from white to black. I think it is a great martial art in that it encompasses many areas of martial arts.|||ok, for the person who said ninjutsu is a grappling martial art that%26#039;s not it at all. ninjutsu is for stealth! I have been doing taekwondo for about 4 years and its great, but if you can find a ninjutsu instructor do that its probably really awesome!! if you get good enough at ninjutsu you can climb walls super fast and stuff, and it isnt for brawling or grappling its for stealth and speed kills, so they wont even know you%26#039;re doing anything before they die. actually you should take both they%26#039;re very different so you will get the most that way.|||Yeah, TKD is all for show really, not very good. Ninjutsu is a grappling martial art which basically means throws,blocks,brawling about on the ground and chokes, but dont let hat scare you this is all very safe and its pretty good ofr self defensetoo. TKD is a striking MA which mean kicking punching,blocking and using your hands and feet, TKD is alot about showing off in a sense like breaking wooden blocks like you see on T.V. If you prefer striking to grappling(most people choose striking if they are a slight build) pick TKD or if its available to you karate,muay thai or tang soo do wich are all very similar to TKD but they help you more in a fight situation. I cant gaurantee an accurate estimation but id say 3-5 years for both of them but it if the intructor is good and you work hard and attend all the lessons it could shorten.
Well good look and have fun!|||ok... first of all, Taekwondo is not a joke....All the board breaking and stuff you see on tv? lol that is not Taekwondo, that one guy really needs to study his martial arts...lol
I take taekwondo and I%26#039;ve been doing it for about 13 years and I have not mastered it yet...you cannot master something until you become really fluent with it. I%26#039;m not sure about ninjutsu, but Taekwondo will help you become more flexible, faster, stronger, and help you with your body shape. Not only physical stuff will improve but also mentally. You see, I%26#039;m a taekwondo instructor and yes there are things where you perform but taekwondo is an olympic sport in sparring. Soo... yeah. it%26#039;s your choice.|||Tae Kwon Do normally takes less time than Taijutsu/Budo Budokan/Bujinkan/To Shin Do (All the names for it, since Ninjutsu is a misnomer that means everything from horseback ridding, to unarmed fighting) to achieve black belt (Though mastery is 5th degree in both styles).Tae Kwon Do and T/BB/B/TSD both unforutantely have a streak of poor teaching, which is why you have to really watch out, and search pretty well to find a good school. The traditional styles of both are great when taught correctly (And not all of them are for show, or else I wouldn%26#039;t have successfully cracked someones rib with a side kick in a sparring match [Which I%26#039;ve done, and a couple wrists as well], or watched my friends that practice T/BB/B/TSD give someone a nice punch to the armpit, shutting down the nerves.... mmm...temporary fight paralysis...It%26#039;s delicious! :p), and after years of study: You should be proficient in the fighting ranges that are expressed.
The fighting ranges are the really big difference here.
Tae Kwon Do is predominantly a striking art. It sometimes has entry level grappling, but that%26#039;s not always present.
Taijitsu/Budo Budokan/Bujinkan/ To Shin Do has a lot joint locks, joint manipulations, rolls, throws, vital point striking, body part/bone breaking techniques, and more. If you find a good school, you will have more tools to work with (Which isn%26#039;t necessarily better, especially if you don%26#039;t use those tools well). Not to say that this style is more defensive, but most of the moves are sort of reaction-based, by which you wait for your opponent to punch, so you can counter with a spinning dodge, and choke for example. Tae Kwon Do commonly does that with self-defense techniques, but Tae Kwon Do schools that are good will have full contact sparring, which will hone your striking skills overtime. The nature of the other art makes it very hard to truly spar, but it%26#039;s possible (Albeit hard, because you%26#039;re doing moves that aren%26#039;t exactly %26quot;Love-tapping%26quot; :P)
Tae Kwon Do scale usually goes like this:
It will take x number of years to get a black belt. After that, the degree of the belt is the number of years one has to wait in order to even test for the next belt. So, the average master has been in for 15-20 years. I don%26#039;t know about T/BB/B/TSD and this, but I do know that because of the variety of things needed to learn: It takes slightly longer on average.
It%26#039;s really your choice though: Pick what you think will work better for you. Do you like to strike? Wait for an opponent to make a move, and counter powerfully? Ask yourself questions like this, and make sure that with whatever style you take (Whether it%26#039;s these or not): You find a good school.
Good luck.|||Traditional Tae Kwon Do is no joke. It takes years to master, as does any martial art. And it is a very valid and effective system.
As for Ninjutsu, that is good. Try it out.|||americangurl_28
taekwondo is not a joke.i have been doing it for 23 years.ive been in so many fights with professional aikido and ive never lost to 1.but i think ninjutsu is cool but i recomend taekwondo Report Abuse
|||Hi there
Its a bit like chalk and cheese. There both completely different and both will teach you a different set of skills.
Picking an art is a personal thing so if you can find both styles in your area with decent instruction then try them out for yourself.
Unfortunately both these arts suffer from martial con artists so make sure which ever you choose that the school you train in is registered with a governing body.
Best wishes
idai|||tae kwon do is not a joke ok..............
all martial arts r gud it is not only the 1 which u%26#039;r husband teaches is gud.................|||Traditional Jujitsu which is most of the time seen in Japan uses moves which is very similar to Karate, Judo, Aikido, etc. What%26#039;s different about it is that it has incredible throwing moves and cool submission moves which is most of the time lethal and can kill people in one move if executed correctly. Which is most of the time has something to do with your joint in the neck and how to snap them off, or hurt just the nerves in the joint which all it does is makes the opponent pass out.
PS: If you%26#039;re going to some Ninjutsu school in America, becareful. Most of the time, it%26#039;s B.S. and doesn%26#039;t really contain that much moves used in real Ninjutsu. Ninjutsu fighters usually does front kicks to the opponent%26#039;s knee joint and then moves in for a throw or submission.|||I would take Ninjutsu
I have taken TKD in the past and at the time really liked it until i started another style of martial arts called Aikido. And there yellow and blue belts were slaming me around like a rag doll.I was a red belt in TKD.
I am also studing in Ninjutsu and there is alot of Aikido and JJ in it so it is not that hard for me to catch onto.
but you can do what you like im just giving you honest answer here I my self would stick with the Japanese styles|||Taekwondo is no joke. I am in it. And I love it.
Taekwondo is just not for show. Its a great sport. I am a low yellow belt. Just started 4 months ago. I am a gold and silver medalist. I got 1st in my one steps and 2nd in my form.
Most people think that Taekwondo is there for show. but I dont think so.
MMA is a joke|||tae kwon do is better u learn an array of skills from blocking, striking, punching, kicking, and hol sin sols ( take down techniques) but this martial art takes many years to master many black belt dans (or ranks) must be a certain age to attain said rank but there are 11 basic belts from white to black. I think it is a great martial art in that it encompasses many areas of martial arts.|||ok, for the person who said ninjutsu is a grappling martial art that%26#039;s not it at all. ninjutsu is for stealth! I have been doing taekwondo for about 4 years and its great, but if you can find a ninjutsu instructor do that its probably really awesome!! if you get good enough at ninjutsu you can climb walls super fast and stuff, and it isnt for brawling or grappling its for stealth and speed kills, so they wont even know you%26#039;re doing anything before they die. actually you should take both they%26#039;re very different so you will get the most that way.|||Yeah, TKD is all for show really, not very good. Ninjutsu is a grappling martial art which basically means throws,blocks,brawling about on the ground and chokes, but dont let hat scare you this is all very safe and its pretty good ofr self defensetoo. TKD is a striking MA which mean kicking punching,blocking and using your hands and feet, TKD is alot about showing off in a sense like breaking wooden blocks like you see on T.V. If you prefer striking to grappling(most people choose striking if they are a slight build) pick TKD or if its available to you karate,muay thai or tang soo do wich are all very similar to TKD but they help you more in a fight situation. I cant gaurantee an accurate estimation but id say 3-5 years for both of them but it if the intructor is good and you work hard and attend all the lessons it could shorten.
Well good look and have fun!|||ok... first of all, Taekwondo is not a joke....All the board breaking and stuff you see on tv? lol that is not Taekwondo, that one guy really needs to study his martial arts...lol
I take taekwondo and I%26#039;ve been doing it for about 13 years and I have not mastered it yet...you cannot master something until you become really fluent with it. I%26#039;m not sure about ninjutsu, but Taekwondo will help you become more flexible, faster, stronger, and help you with your body shape. Not only physical stuff will improve but also mentally. You see, I%26#039;m a taekwondo instructor and yes there are things where you perform but taekwondo is an olympic sport in sparring. Soo... yeah. it%26#039;s your choice.|||Tae Kwon Do normally takes less time than Taijutsu/Budo Budokan/Bujinkan/To Shin Do (All the names for it, since Ninjutsu is a misnomer that means everything from horseback ridding, to unarmed fighting) to achieve black belt (Though mastery is 5th degree in both styles).Tae Kwon Do and T/BB/B/TSD both unforutantely have a streak of poor teaching, which is why you have to really watch out, and search pretty well to find a good school. The traditional styles of both are great when taught correctly (And not all of them are for show, or else I wouldn%26#039;t have successfully cracked someones rib with a side kick in a sparring match [Which I%26#039;ve done, and a couple wrists as well], or watched my friends that practice T/BB/B/TSD give someone a nice punch to the armpit, shutting down the nerves.... mmm...temporary fight paralysis...It%26#039;s delicious! :p), and after years of study: You should be proficient in the fighting ranges that are expressed.
The fighting ranges are the really big difference here.
Tae Kwon Do is predominantly a striking art. It sometimes has entry level grappling, but that%26#039;s not always present.
Taijitsu/Budo Budokan/Bujinkan/ To Shin Do has a lot joint locks, joint manipulations, rolls, throws, vital point striking, body part/bone breaking techniques, and more. If you find a good school, you will have more tools to work with (Which isn%26#039;t necessarily better, especially if you don%26#039;t use those tools well). Not to say that this style is more defensive, but most of the moves are sort of reaction-based, by which you wait for your opponent to punch, so you can counter with a spinning dodge, and choke for example. Tae Kwon Do commonly does that with self-defense techniques, but Tae Kwon Do schools that are good will have full contact sparring, which will hone your striking skills overtime. The nature of the other art makes it very hard to truly spar, but it%26#039;s possible (Albeit hard, because you%26#039;re doing moves that aren%26#039;t exactly %26quot;Love-tapping%26quot; :P)
Tae Kwon Do scale usually goes like this:
It will take x number of years to get a black belt. After that, the degree of the belt is the number of years one has to wait in order to even test for the next belt. So, the average master has been in for 15-20 years. I don%26#039;t know about T/BB/B/TSD and this, but I do know that because of the variety of things needed to learn: It takes slightly longer on average.
It%26#039;s really your choice though: Pick what you think will work better for you. Do you like to strike? Wait for an opponent to make a move, and counter powerfully? Ask yourself questions like this, and make sure that with whatever style you take (Whether it%26#039;s these or not): You find a good school.
Good luck.|||Traditional Tae Kwon Do is no joke. It takes years to master, as does any martial art. And it is a very valid and effective system.
Would like some guidlines on finding a true Ninjutsu school?
There is this school in my area (Sacramento, CA) named %26quot;A School of Ninjutsu%26quot; but then the reviews talk about something called %26quot;Bujinkan%26quot; and %26quot;Dojo%26quot;. I know pretty much nothing about martial arts but want to learn Ninjutsu because I hear it is close to what Ninjas learned and want some serious martial arts training with straight to the point kicking *** skills. Non of that fancy crap.
If you could give me some tips and guide lines in to how to know if a school is legit I would be very much obliged.
(I also don%26#039;t plan on going around kicking peoples asses. Plan on joining the military and would like to start learning to take care of myself now)|||ninjutsu is just the common broad name for the art of bujinkan budo taijutsu. if youre looking for some good ninjutsu you cant really go wrong with bujinkan. it will all depend on the instructor but it is pretty badass as regards fighting, espionage and all that other good stuff that the ninjas are renowned for. a dojo is the japanese term for the building that you would train in martial arts.. hope this helps.. ps if you wanna see bujinkan in action go to youtube and type in masaki hatsumi.. hes the head honcho of bujinkan and basically a scary 80 yr old man|||A dojo is just a school that teaches martial arts, and Im pretty sure ninjutsu is a term used to describe all the crap ninjas used to do, not just the fighting. My advice would be to take some boxing or wrestling before getting into all that complex ****. most people cant fight that well anyway and even a slight advantage through training is usually enough to take care of yourself. That and a mean @ss attitude lol.|||Ninjutsu is perfect for police/military application. You need to sit in on some classes. You should see lots of technique drills involving throws, low kicks and joint manipulation. Read up on Ninjutsu and research before checking out the class.
If you could give me some tips and guide lines in to how to know if a school is legit I would be very much obliged.
(I also don%26#039;t plan on going around kicking peoples asses. Plan on joining the military and would like to start learning to take care of myself now)|||ninjutsu is just the common broad name for the art of bujinkan budo taijutsu. if youre looking for some good ninjutsu you cant really go wrong with bujinkan. it will all depend on the instructor but it is pretty badass as regards fighting, espionage and all that other good stuff that the ninjas are renowned for. a dojo is the japanese term for the building that you would train in martial arts.. hope this helps.. ps if you wanna see bujinkan in action go to youtube and type in masaki hatsumi.. hes the head honcho of bujinkan and basically a scary 80 yr old man|||A dojo is just a school that teaches martial arts, and Im pretty sure ninjutsu is a term used to describe all the crap ninjas used to do, not just the fighting. My advice would be to take some boxing or wrestling before getting into all that complex ****. most people cant fight that well anyway and even a slight advantage through training is usually enough to take care of yourself. That and a mean @ss attitude lol.|||Ninjutsu is perfect for police/military application. You need to sit in on some classes. You should see lots of technique drills involving throws, low kicks and joint manipulation. Read up on Ninjutsu and research before checking out the class.
Any good place to learn ninjutsu in east vancouver area? training only 1 or 2 a week plz?
is it ok if im not Japaneses?
will it be mostly Japaneses?
im fairly fit but im not like super strong but i can past school fitness testing
only once or twice a week -free days are tues wed fri sat sun - but only want to take 1 or twice a week long hours are ok
cheap would be nice
near Vancouver technical school - east Vancouver near the border to Burnaby
closer to the school the better
i want to join next year but it might cost to much or the day that we train are on the wrong time
whats the average age and race (not trying to be racist just wondering)?
and im only 16-17 will i stand out?
i will give 10 points
~a place were i can learn ninjutsu near east vancouver~ try to answer this one first|||http://dojo.freeshell.org/
http://www.bujinkanbc.com/|||Moslty Swedish fighters are in this area. If you are serious one thing you have to consider. Losing will never be an option. If you are not swedish you will have to train w/japenese fighters until you are good enough. The training is a basic member fee. Only if serious can you become a member. UFC -for life- Swedish Federation ...
will it be mostly Japaneses?
im fairly fit but im not like super strong but i can past school fitness testing
only once or twice a week -free days are tues wed fri sat sun - but only want to take 1 or twice a week long hours are ok
cheap would be nice
near Vancouver technical school - east Vancouver near the border to Burnaby
closer to the school the better
i want to join next year but it might cost to much or the day that we train are on the wrong time
whats the average age and race (not trying to be racist just wondering)?
and im only 16-17 will i stand out?
i will give 10 points
~a place were i can learn ninjutsu near east vancouver~ try to answer this one first|||http://dojo.freeshell.org/
http://www.bujinkanbc.com/|||Moslty Swedish fighters are in this area. If you are serious one thing you have to consider. Losing will never be an option. If you are not swedish you will have to train w/japenese fighters until you are good enough. The training is a basic member fee. Only if serious can you become a member. UFC -for life- Swedish Federation ...
Richard Von Donk and Ninjutsu ?
I have been reading about the home study course where you video tape your tests and send them in to be graded for Ninjutsu under Richard Von Donk. I was wondering if anyone has done this and achieved any success...? Or if anyone can tell me anything positive about the courses etc..... Again thanks in advance for positive feedback....|||Hrm... Somebody who knows %26quot;Von Donk%26quot; and doesn%26#039;t know how to spell his name? Must have been a close, personal relationship. *sigh* Too much nonsense. I wouldn%26#039;t put much stock in that...
I can%26#039;t, in good conscience, give you only the good side. You need to know the whole picture from someone who has experience with the material from both the DVDs/Videos and from outside Van Donk%26#039;s school.
Typically, you can tell one of the home black belt study people. Their movement tends to lack. Shihan Van Donk is... a bit nutty... But a good guy with an honest love for the art. His taijutsu is decent (if you watch him on Daikomyosai videos or at the various Taikai, he sometimes is a little sloppy looking and other times hits you with something that just makes your jaw drop).
The good news about the course is that you get a strong look at what was once considered the core curriculum of the system. So you%26#039;ll have the potential to learn all of that. If you thrive under structure, it may work for you, but only to a very rudimentary level. The bad part is, while things get broken down well, you%26#039;re still really just guessing at how things should feel. You don%26#039;t get those corrections or to feel the way the techniques come alive in the hands of someone skilled.
Consider it in perspective: I%26#039;ve had Shihan tell me that they%26#039;ve just learned how to punch properly, and they%26#039;ve been studying in Japan for 20 years. Nothing in the system is as straight forward or simple as it may seem on videotape. If you%26#039;re really doing BJJ 6 days a week, then you may want to just stick with that. You won%26#039;t get too much out of the DVDs unless you can really spend time and break down the techniques until you%26#039;re sick to death of them.
Good luck. Train hard.|||i find my self in agreement with firecat on this although not all for the same reasons. most of the ninjistu in this country is bs. they make claims to history that never happened and a lot of the instructors take 1 week of classes then start there own dojo.
as for video courses, without a proper instructor to help you it will do little good. and if you want my honest opinion take a real style with an instructor that knows what there doing. and has actuality street fighting experience|||Well Firecat has her opinion thats for sure , The fact that both teachers she mentions are still very alive and do very well and have for a very long time should speak volumes also. Yes hands on training is best, that being said not everyone can get to a school in the style they would like. To the man mentioned RVD is very highly respected with in the Bujinkan and has recieved a 15th Dan (highest rank) from the Soke Hatsumi of the system. His credentials are there the product is good. (I own a complete copy)(I used for reference material but is a complete product well made and organized) The art might or might not be for you, whole forums discuss that.
Good luck |||I happen to know Von Donk and Stephen Hayes .. both of them are morons. Stephen was originally kicked out of his school when he was the equivalent rank of a brown belt and disowned by the governing agency. He, and Von Donk took what little training they actually did have and hitched their wagons to the American Ninja train and went about calling themselves Ninjutsu masters. The truth of the matter is they are both considered nonsense by any of the long established martial arts governing organizations.
In fact, at the time of their claim (to be ninjutsu masters), back in the early 1980%26#039;s, the All Japan Karate Association and the International Martial Arts Federation had only recognized 4, non-Asian, black belt level or better, ninjutsu practitioners in all of North America... To this day, neither Hayes or Von Donk are one of them. Since that time, the list has grown and their names are still not listed.
Plus, the statement, %26quot;ninjutsu master,%26quot; is a misnomer. It is like saying, %26quot;a karate master,%26quot; or %26quot;Kung Fu master.%26quot; Could he be a bit more specific? Yes, these two guys try to convince the general public that Iga and Koga Ryu are the only two forms of ninjutsu still in existence, claiming to be masters in one or the other of them.
Let me guess: Von Donk has a very well developed web site with all sorts of pretty pictures on it and lots of promises and things to buy? Typical Hayes and Von Donk Bullsh**!
Please, do not waste your money, those videos or whatever nonsense he%26#039;s trying to sell you really is no substitute for real hands-on experience.
I have said these things to their face and would not hesitate to say it to them again.
In 1992, at an open MA tournament, Von Donk was there, touting his BS. He and I had a confrontation. Frank Ruiz, the then grandmaster of Nesei Goju Ryu, looked at Donk and simply said, %26quot;Don%26#039;t mess with her, I%26#039;ve known her most of her life. She%26#039;s the real thing and she%26#039;ll clean your clock!%26quot; Personally, I really do not like senseless violence, but I would have been more than happy enough to put him in his place. Looking back, I am very glad Frank stepped in. As maintained as I like to be, this guy was really starting to piss me off!
Please forgive my tone, as these two individuals (Donk and Hayes) are a sore subject for me.
I can%26#039;t, in good conscience, give you only the good side. You need to know the whole picture from someone who has experience with the material from both the DVDs/Videos and from outside Van Donk%26#039;s school.
Typically, you can tell one of the home black belt study people. Their movement tends to lack. Shihan Van Donk is... a bit nutty... But a good guy with an honest love for the art. His taijutsu is decent (if you watch him on Daikomyosai videos or at the various Taikai, he sometimes is a little sloppy looking and other times hits you with something that just makes your jaw drop).
The good news about the course is that you get a strong look at what was once considered the core curriculum of the system. So you%26#039;ll have the potential to learn all of that. If you thrive under structure, it may work for you, but only to a very rudimentary level. The bad part is, while things get broken down well, you%26#039;re still really just guessing at how things should feel. You don%26#039;t get those corrections or to feel the way the techniques come alive in the hands of someone skilled.
Consider it in perspective: I%26#039;ve had Shihan tell me that they%26#039;ve just learned how to punch properly, and they%26#039;ve been studying in Japan for 20 years. Nothing in the system is as straight forward or simple as it may seem on videotape. If you%26#039;re really doing BJJ 6 days a week, then you may want to just stick with that. You won%26#039;t get too much out of the DVDs unless you can really spend time and break down the techniques until you%26#039;re sick to death of them.
Good luck. Train hard.|||i find my self in agreement with firecat on this although not all for the same reasons. most of the ninjistu in this country is bs. they make claims to history that never happened and a lot of the instructors take 1 week of classes then start there own dojo.
as for video courses, without a proper instructor to help you it will do little good. and if you want my honest opinion take a real style with an instructor that knows what there doing. and has actuality street fighting experience|||Well Firecat has her opinion thats for sure , The fact that both teachers she mentions are still very alive and do very well and have for a very long time should speak volumes also. Yes hands on training is best, that being said not everyone can get to a school in the style they would like. To the man mentioned RVD is very highly respected with in the Bujinkan and has recieved a 15th Dan (highest rank) from the Soke Hatsumi of the system. His credentials are there the product is good. (I own a complete copy)(I used for reference material but is a complete product well made and organized) The art might or might not be for you, whole forums discuss that.
Good luck |||I happen to know Von Donk and Stephen Hayes .. both of them are morons. Stephen was originally kicked out of his school when he was the equivalent rank of a brown belt and disowned by the governing agency. He, and Von Donk took what little training they actually did have and hitched their wagons to the American Ninja train and went about calling themselves Ninjutsu masters. The truth of the matter is they are both considered nonsense by any of the long established martial arts governing organizations.
In fact, at the time of their claim (to be ninjutsu masters), back in the early 1980%26#039;s, the All Japan Karate Association and the International Martial Arts Federation had only recognized 4, non-Asian, black belt level or better, ninjutsu practitioners in all of North America... To this day, neither Hayes or Von Donk are one of them. Since that time, the list has grown and their names are still not listed.
Plus, the statement, %26quot;ninjutsu master,%26quot; is a misnomer. It is like saying, %26quot;a karate master,%26quot; or %26quot;Kung Fu master.%26quot; Could he be a bit more specific? Yes, these two guys try to convince the general public that Iga and Koga Ryu are the only two forms of ninjutsu still in existence, claiming to be masters in one or the other of them.
Let me guess: Von Donk has a very well developed web site with all sorts of pretty pictures on it and lots of promises and things to buy? Typical Hayes and Von Donk Bullsh**!
Please, do not waste your money, those videos or whatever nonsense he%26#039;s trying to sell you really is no substitute for real hands-on experience.
I have said these things to their face and would not hesitate to say it to them again.
In 1992, at an open MA tournament, Von Donk was there, touting his BS. He and I had a confrontation. Frank Ruiz, the then grandmaster of Nesei Goju Ryu, looked at Donk and simply said, %26quot;Don%26#039;t mess with her, I%26#039;ve known her most of her life. She%26#039;s the real thing and she%26#039;ll clean your clock!%26quot; Personally, I really do not like senseless violence, but I would have been more than happy enough to put him in his place. Looking back, I am very glad Frank stepped in. As maintained as I like to be, this guy was really starting to piss me off!
Please forgive my tone, as these two individuals (Donk and Hayes) are a sore subject for me.
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