I have been training in ninjutsu and many other martial arts for about 7 years now that I have become a black belt I needed no more training but I didn't think that I trained more and become much more stronger and agile some people in my school call me a ninja but I don't think i am ready for that honor yet like these guys.
You "got your black belt and you needed no more training" Lol, hilarious. In jiu-jitsu....our journey doesn't even BEGIN until you get the black belt.
@DraculinoTeamTx same with Taekwon-do. befor black belt what we lern are fundimentals that youll find in most other martial arts. its when we get to black belt we start lerning tkd. thats one of the things i like about it, because theres still so much to lern when you get to black belt, it makes you want to keep going
Ive been doing Ninjutsu for 2 years, its a great art. Many people like to knock it and call it unrealistic, but i think putting on gloves is pretty unrealistic. Just saying :) This guy is very good, but speed and impressive techniques is only half of it. Im a much more balanced and capable person, both mentally and physically after a few years of training. And to me, thats what its about.
@sireggers Then what is "real ninjutsu"? Bujinkan is the first school to bring the martial art out of Japan, before that Ninjutsu was quite mysterious and no one really knew about it nor is there much known about today. It's true there arn't any ninja army's anymore ... but it's still Ninjutsu?
Actually this style looks like it would work,i agree 110% about streetfighters,they absolutely KNOW what to expect as far as striking,dodging,pain.a streetfighter works from the street in real fights with no rules whatsoever.they do not work from a dojo and a mat doing sparring sessions,when you punch a TRUE street fighter in the face,they will probably laugh.but this style of ninjutsu looks flawless compared to streetfighting,you would definately hurt a streetfighter knowing this
@alanfigueroa123 What IS it with this fascination with the "all knowing" so called "streetfighter???" It's almost like he's some type of "unbeatable master" who can counter ANY technique that a trained , alert , physically fit, martial artist can dish out by virtue of the fact that "he is a streetfighter" This is LUDICROUS.
No its experience, most "street fighters" are anti-social and have actual no-holds-barred anything goes fights under there belts; most are in fact criminals. Which means they are just as alert and many times more physically fit (nothing else to do in jail but read). A "master" who works in theory is not the same as someone who intends to fight you with experience. Fighting is a lot like sex, experience counts & size only matters if you know how to use it.
er guys silat doesnt "corner the market" on Knee techniques, leg dist ructions, etc. they are NOT exclusive "private property " of one style as has already been stated. You'll even find Filipino martial arts Gunting and arm destruction techniques found in so called "jailhouse" street boxing techniques. This is COMBAT gentlemen. In combat ALL warriors discover things, lets keep open minds. arguing over "STYLES" is for BEGINNERS.
work with knee look at time 1:19 and 1:35 and 2:03 this work with knee is from silat sufian and penchak silat ok.This work with legs is not ninjutsu shadow but its silat.
sorry guy never studied penchak silat, using knee manipulation and side sweeps are not exclusive to one style. There are similarities in all styles no one style has monopoly on method.
@karim1950 I know a friend of mines who is asian who know penchak silat and that's some dangerous stuff as well, believe me that stuff can paralize you.
@karim1950 hey i know a guy who learn penchak silat, im from Indonesia you see ^^, anyway i learn ninjutsu as well, and yeah there was similarities in penchak silat, they were both great (sorry for my bad english)
i really would like to know, if karim would be able to defend himself against a "typical" street fighter, because those ones fight uncontrolled and not in patterns, but just havning the goal to destroy.
A typical street fighter would be one of the most vulnerable opponents for a true praticioner of ninjutsu, regardless of what system. True they dont fight in patterns and unconrtolled, but only uncontrolled to themselves. Other than the 3 basics aspecs of ninjutsu of "timing, distance,and angles" is to control your self and your opponents, rather your executing and attack or intercepting. Despite all of that, at the end of it all it all depends on the individual.
Very well put 123ahendrick, I've been involve in the arts for 41 yrs and have been in many street fights while in the arts. My skills and techniques have been put to test,thanks to the Almighty. I teach from experience.
I disagree, streetfighters are very dangerous because they work with simple patterns that have a proven track record. eg: A SURPRISE GLASS TO THE FACE. There IS a difference between a brawler and a street fighter.
Street fighting is a very raw and simple martial art. It is taught from father to son and has been passed down for generations.
DO NOT MAKE THE MISTAKE OF CLASSIFYING A ANGRY DRUNK FOR A STREETFIGHTER.
@alanfigueroa123 I always get a kick out of these kind of comments. A street fighter only has a few options at his disposal. Where is a master has many options. Don't get confused with forms and applications, the forms are a basis for a technique, which can be applied partly or whole, with a given enough time to master it. Even Bruce Lee relied on fundamentals for a basis for his fighting skill.
One way to find out! Drag your meatsack down to the dojo and issue the challenge! Can't speak for Master Karim, and DO NOT tell him I sent you, but this seems to me the ONLY logical way of finding out FOR SURE, Mr. Streetfighter!
Master Kareem is awesome. PERIOD....
home0girl0kitty 5 months ago
Meh it helped me Hit my classmates......Not for Mean reasons just for self defense :D
sapdamage 6 months ago
what lineage is his Ninjutsu coming from? this looks more like Bujinkan
juantorres215 8 months ago
I have been training in ninjutsu and many other martial arts for about 7 years now that I have become a black belt I needed no more training but I didn't think that I trained more and become much more stronger and agile some people in my school call me a ninja but I don't think i am ready for that honor yet like these guys.
PMstudiofilms 11 months ago
@PMstudiofilms
You "got your black belt and you needed no more training" Lol, hilarious. In jiu-jitsu....our journey doesn't even BEGIN until you get the black belt.
DraculinoTeamTx 10 months ago
@DraculinoTeamTx same with Taekwon-do. befor black belt what we lern are fundimentals that youll find in most other martial arts. its when we get to black belt we start lerning tkd. thats one of the things i like about it, because theres still so much to lern when you get to black belt, it makes you want to keep going
raysetiger285 9 months ago
Very nice work. I know from personal experience, these guys are extremely good. I do not practice their arts, but I absolutely respect them.
TheEidolon7 1 year ago
excellent video! u always put together sick videos
harleyqslovechild88 1 year ago
Ive been doing Ninjutsu for 2 years, its a great art. Many people like to knock it and call it unrealistic, but i think putting on gloves is pretty unrealistic. Just saying :) This guy is very good, but speed and impressive techniques is only half of it. Im a much more balanced and capable person, both mentally and physically after a few years of training. And to me, thats what its about.
darksteel109999 1 year ago 10
@darksteel109999
Same here... going on 3 years..... im in my 30's and never felt better and more confident.
photoblocker 1 year ago
@darksteel109999 hey man after watchin a few vids and reading your comment im half thinkin o takin this sport up
EasyHackin 1 year ago
@darksteel109999 Quote . "Ive been doing Ninjutsu for 2 years". Please call it Bujinkan. There is no such thing as real ninjutsu anymore.
sireggers 1 year ago
@sireggers That's not true... There are other Ninjutsu schools still operating in Japan even to this day.
Ryutobi 1 year ago
@sireggers Then what is "real ninjutsu"? Bujinkan is the first school to bring the martial art out of Japan, before that Ninjutsu was quite mysterious and no one really knew about it nor is there much known about today. It's true there arn't any ninja army's anymore ... but it's still Ninjutsu?
frblanker 1 year ago
Ahahahah
Smscorpion85 1 year ago
which lineage does this style of ninjutsu hail from? Iga, Koga, Togakure?
michaelsama28 1 year ago
Actually this style looks like it would work,i agree 110% about streetfighters,they absolutely KNOW what to expect as far as striking,dodging,pain.a streetfighter works from the street in real fights with no rules whatsoever.they do not work from a dojo and a mat doing sparring sessions,when you punch a TRUE street fighter in the face,they will probably laugh.but this style of ninjutsu looks flawless compared to streetfighting,you would definately hurt a streetfighter knowing this
carnienatas 1 year ago
@alanfigueroa123 What IS it with this fascination with the "all knowing" so called "streetfighter???" It's almost like he's some type of "unbeatable master" who can counter ANY technique that a trained , alert , physically fit, martial artist can dish out by virtue of the fact that "he is a streetfighter" This is LUDICROUS.
TheSubwaysurfer 1 year ago
@TheSubwaysurfer
No its experience, most "street fighters" are anti-social and have actual no-holds-barred anything goes fights under there belts; most are in fact criminals. Which means they are just as alert and many times more physically fit (nothing else to do in jail but read). A "master" who works in theory is not the same as someone who intends to fight you with experience. Fighting is a lot like sex, experience counts & size only matters if you know how to use it.
I did like the vid
DravenAzropht 1 year ago
er guys silat doesnt "corner the market" on Knee techniques, leg dist ructions, etc. they are NOT exclusive "private property " of one style as has already been stated. You'll even find Filipino martial arts Gunting and arm destruction techniques found in so called "jailhouse" street boxing techniques. This is COMBAT gentlemen. In combat ALL warriors discover things, lets keep open minds. arguing over "STYLES" is for BEGINNERS.
TheSubwaysurfer 1 year ago
work with knee look at time 1:19 and 1:35 and 2:03 this work with knee is from silat sufian and penchak silat ok.This work with legs is not ninjutsu shadow but its silat.
rapkanoa 2 years ago
sorry guy never studied penchak silat, using knee manipulation and side sweeps are not exclusive to one style. There are similarities in all styles no one style has monopoly on method.
karim1950 2 years ago 11
@karim1950 I know a friend of mines who is asian who know penchak silat and that's some dangerous stuff as well, believe me that stuff can paralize you.
Mr291229 1 year ago
@karim1950 What you just said, isnt that Jeet kun do?
joraymiller 1 year ago
@karim1950 hey i know a guy who learn penchak silat, im from Indonesia you see ^^, anyway i learn ninjutsu as well, and yeah there was similarities in penchak silat, they were both great (sorry for my bad english)
allpassable 11 months ago
i really would like to know, if karim would be able to defend himself against a "typical" street fighter, because those ones fight uncontrolled and not in patterns, but just havning the goal to destroy.
what is your (everyone is asked) opinion?
mamboyer 2 years ago
A typical street fighter would be one of the most vulnerable opponents for a true praticioner of ninjutsu, regardless of what system. True they dont fight in patterns and unconrtolled, but only uncontrolled to themselves. Other than the 3 basics aspecs of ninjutsu of "timing, distance,and angles" is to control your self and your opponents, rather your executing and attack or intercepting. Despite all of that, at the end of it all it all depends on the individual.
123ahendrick 2 years ago
Very well put 123ahendrick, I've been involve in the arts for 41 yrs and have been in many street fights while in the arts. My skills and techniques have been put to test,thanks to the Almighty. I teach from experience.
karim1950 2 years ago
Thank you, I enjoy your demonstrations Karim1950. Are your schools still just back east?
123ahendrick 2 years ago
Yes.
karim1950 2 years ago
I disagree, streetfighters are very dangerous because they work with simple patterns that have a proven track record. eg: A SURPRISE GLASS TO THE FACE. There IS a difference between a brawler and a street fighter.
Street fighting is a very raw and simple martial art. It is taught from father to son and has been passed down for generations.
DO NOT MAKE THE MISTAKE OF CLASSIFYING A ANGRY DRUNK FOR A STREETFIGHTER.
alanfigueroa123 2 years ago
@alanfigueroa123 I always get a kick out of these kind of comments. A street fighter only has a few options at his disposal. Where is a master has many options. Don't get confused with forms and applications, the forms are a basis for a technique, which can be applied partly or whole, with a given enough time to master it. Even Bruce Lee relied on fundamentals for a basis for his fighting skill.
ThePeacewarrior1 2 years ago
One way to find out! Drag your meatsack down to the dojo and issue the challenge! Can't speak for Master Karim, and DO NOT tell him I sent you, but this seems to me the ONLY logical way of finding out FOR SURE, Mr. Streetfighter!
worryphree 2 years ago
@mamboyer an electril eel hit my brain banana! stupid questions deserves stupid answers...
actionoob 1 year ago
1:07 - vulcan death grip :D
SpoGGSpo 2 years ago
kool
kunoichisteph08 2 years ago
but do they explain step by step?
kricotoy 2 years ago
Now THAT is a cool video. The taisabaki, coupled with the strikes and take-downs, is precise and very well executed.
owenspence 2 years ago
Awesome..
Shinobiriz 3 years ago
awesome
ricemuncherr 3 years ago
Great video! Deception is a under rated tactic that is the most useful thing a person could carry in their arsenal. Great video.
mikereis77 3 years ago 2
Well put together. What is the beginning music? This ninjitsu seems legit compared to others on youtube.
Darkarch87 3 years ago
Thank you so much for sharing this! Totally awesome!
SACREDFIREDOJOSHOW 3 years ago
i have the video. i got from shihsn ali and it is great
sulaiman02 3 years ago
many thanks guys great vid
theuglyninja 3 years ago