Bujinkan Israel - Tai Jutsu, Blue Cliff Dojo, Ofer 2006

[oferc99]

I am not an expert in MMA, I know that it is not real life fighting. It helps to fight before you fight in real life, so in that case MMA may benfit the trainer when he will have to fight for his life. but in Ninjutsu we learn to try to live and survive a real fight and real danger. i think that what i showed in this video, can help, otherwise i would not publish it.

[sigmacombatsystems]

Great video, I agree with most of the techniques, there's a few I wouldn't try or would modify. But overall great material with real world applications. Good stuff.

[thedonqwet]

not a bad vid bit i don't think an attacker would cross his/her arms when grabbing you.

[oferc99]

Hi, thanks for your comment.

It is an attack that attempt to strangle the opponent. Generally done by people that are good with this kid of attacking (Judo experts for example), the aim is not always to achieve lost of consciousness but to get the opponent out of balance and then continue to submission.

[mislavpecek]

techniques are all correct, but why are they doing it in slowmotion? they should show how to do those moves in real situations where attacker wont slowly raise his hand to you, but he`ll try to quickly stab you or punch you or whatever...

[oferc99]

Hi, In Ninjutsu we generally try to conceal our ways. Here, I try to teach. It must be presented in a slow manner.

[mitchx69]

Is it because your just demostrating to us but in training its faster and more realistic right

[oferc99]

Ninjutsu is a survival art. Training very fast can lead us to injuries. I am dmonstrating it in a manner that people will have a chance to understand.

Also,If you learn in a reasonable speed you can perform very well in high speed. If you learn in high speed your level would not be very high because the speed will cover the week points we all have

[patfromlogan]

I think that you and ALL the ninjers on Youtube are slow because it doesn't work if someone attacks quickly.

Come on ninjers, link me to any video of realistically fast attacks. Walking slowly forward with your arm out is a joke. Try this stuff on a boxer and learn (and learn why you never see any ninjers in the ring).

[oferc99]

The reason you dont see many Ninjas in the rings is that Ninjutsu is a survival art, not sport for competition or show business. In Ninjutsu as in military arts, you win by not showing your cards to the opponents. These are two reasons why you probably wont see any realistic video.

[k88man]

i use alot of these moves.

[SWAMPRAY]

GOOD TRIANING NICE TECHNIQUES

[elflife]

very nice i agree with the rest here , so hard to find / see the real  thing now days

[JohnChivez]

Very nice techniques. I think I found some inspiration for my next martial arts testing.

[brucefetter]

i always appreciate how cooperative the buj folks are with each other. usually little eog and "i need to be on top" attitude. Thanks! I still think you could use some makiwara training, but that's just mho