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  • WHO GIVES A SHIT WHAT MARTIAL ART MADE NUMBER 1!!!

    Some people really have to wake up and realise that it isn’t the art but the fighter!

  • Does anybody know if this episode of the discovery channel is here on youtube?

    I cant find it !

  • shiken haramitsu daikomyo

  • where can i find the rest of this?

  • number four? NUMBER FOUR?

    youve got to be kiddin me!

    it is the greatest martial art of all times

    also kung fu and ninpo share the same roots.......from india through a guy called bodhi dharma also known a daruma

  • 3:22 is the best part!

  • should be #1

  • From what I've seen of gung fu, it looks gladitorial, or exhibition based rather than combat based. Too many wasted motions for the benefit of the observer. One reason Hatsumi's art is so difficult is that you can't see most of what is happening, because its not designed to be watched.

  • Yeah, and that's exactly why people thought that Ninjas had "supernatural" abilities, they didn't see what was really going on.

    Like, three samurais attack a peasant farmer (yes, "ninjas" were usually farmers, they were only assassins in a certain era, and still it wasn't so common, but as I was saying) three samurais attack a farmer, one moment he is there, and the next, two of them are down and he is beside you. What happened? Did the farmer teleport? I believe that's why it was thought

  • Every martial art has its advantages. Kung-Fu, because its realy simply and effective, Kendo because it increases upper-body-strength, judo because it builds confidence and discipline, . Ninjutsu improves endurance (the "nin" in ninjutsu translates to endurance or stealth), and shows how to use an opponent's size and speed to your advantage.

  • Kendo's a sport man, like soccer or football. Soccer improves legs....

  • that's right, Kenjutsu is the real samurai art, I trained under Katori Shinto Ryu before I began my studies in the Bujinkan, an I can tell... kendo is not a martial art, is like fencing, no art at all, just the "sport" thing.

  • based on real life dangerous cutting swords , although it is a form of fencing , it still helps with Timing , distance and angles ... :-)

  • Shaolin Kungfu is only top because it is probably the oldest, it has uncounted forms and styles and encompass a total training of the body. Physically, mentally, and were the first to treat them both as a whole. Where even modern science is now catching up there, in the realm of Psychoneuroimmunology. The effects that the will has on the body. Shaolins are the masters of this, dulling nerves, and in many ways improving thier own physique through pure will, not just training.

  • it's not the oldest. shaolin isn't the origin of kung fu. bhodhidharma didn't even teach martial arts

  • Sorry.. what you said is a bit of bullshit.

    Quote:

    "Where even modern science is now catching up there, in the realm of Psychoneuroimmunology"

    Stop being stupid.

    Listen... nobody can improve the "body" through pure will. Fucking snap out of it.

    That's mental, not physical. Example, you can't get stronger through will, unless your adrenalin kicks in. You are talking absolute shit.

  • shaolin kungfu?

    uh are you unaware that shaolin has nothing to do with the temple anymore? or the monks?

    its just a word used for classification... everything that wasnt wudan was tagged as shaolin, Swordsage did an awesome set on the topic, definitely worth a watch, actually everything he makes is worth watching.

  • anyone know a good place to train in toronto?

  • There is a dojo out near Caledon in a place called Erin

  • ninjutsu its the best ! simple efective and very dangerous , no need to do big jumps and or screaming shit !

  • the previous grandmaster of ninjutsu toshitsugu takamatsu was the last living combat ninja he did fight a master of shaolin kung fu, the 2 called it a draw and went and pounded beers. true story.

  • 2:20 was very cool and effective

  • haha a grown man playign ninja. how silly.

  • The art can only teach you so much, the rest is your own perseverance. As entertaining as these scales may be; you can never put one art above another in terms of use or effectiveness.

    But I've only been learning Bujinkan for 2-3 months so I might be wrong.

  • Kual es la diferencia entre bujinkan y genbukan??? O.o

    bujinkan rlz !! :D

  • good good

  • appear in a puff of smoke (2:38) yes magicians do too the smoke is to hide the fact that they were hiding behind a curtain or a hol ein the ground ive bin to hatsumis classes there is nothing special about them and its overpriced

  • best part is at 3:20 secs!

  • If I remember well... it Karate was #2 and Kung fu #1

  • Ninpo should be #1. Its still in use today, although, sadly, the traditional values are lost, unless you train in th traditional way like in the Bujinkan and Genbukan.

  • if it is #4 then what is #1 ??? thx for uploading the video! ^_^

  • bit late, but the number 1 is shaolin kungfu (altho as a ninjutsuka i naturally disagree ;P)

  • as a practitioner of bujinkan and shaoling gungfu i do say bujinkan is very useful if you need to evade and kill and so on but shaolin art is much more powerful, so do what i do and get both :P

  • I do that with judo as you do with shaolin lucdanielaubut.Although I to am a bujinkan practicioner. Good to mix things up a bit.

  • Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and free will.

  • Not about the most powerful.its About the most effective. About self defence. Ninjutsu makes it so that strength is a weakness.

  • Lol the word is NINJA, not ninjutsuka

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