This is fantastic. I am a martia artist, but i would love to know the knowledge and strength of the ninjutsu. Hopefully i will learn it in the furtue.
nice but its a bit too showy if you know what i mean? some if your chosen technques look like they were just thrown in this vidio just to show off our art but some things that are in this vid are compleatly impractical like spining that Bo behind your back, ninjutsu is about doing things as quickly as possible to help minimise danger to your self as much as possible and putting the bo behind your back just leaves you open to an attack, same with the high kicks hence why we dont do many of them
While the videos are awesome, is it right to promote your dojo with such blatantly romanticised videos? I had quite a hard time finding the dojo in my area because they don't advertise at all. I just think the videos are very misleading and attract the wrong sort of attention.
And also, why so many flips? I'm still very low rank but I don't think that's standard Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu fare. Something you added in yourself? (I'm not criticising the flips btw, they are also awesome)
@SpecOpsMission It's just a blinding powder ninja's would use to distract, dissorient and temporarly blind there opponent with. You can make it yourself. Just use baby powder or flour and mix in whatever you want to use to hurt your attacker. You could use ground up peppers, tiny shards of glass or metal, or whatever you want... Its all up to you just be creative!
I just think it's funny that all these white guys are paying expensive amounts of dues to practice karate (basically) out in the woods, or some rinky-dink gymnasium.
this does look a lot of fun. I have a green belt in jiu-jitsu and i enjoy it a lot. I would like to broaden my horizons and i'd like to know stuff like, say, is it more attack or defense?
@properjujitsu were not bowing to a picture. The bow is a ritualistic act of beginning the training with respect to ourselves and to others. Why would we bow to a picture?
Currently i am in Isshin-Ryu and it is a lot of fun. Can't wait to start learning some Ninjutsu ;D looks really good, all of the people in the vid did really well and had good stances i think gj keep it up!
@flow1243 Much respect man, It's rare to find someone who will admit they're into larping, do you have a link to any vids of you and your crew displaying your radcore skills?
it looks good but it is just for the show. how many of you guys actually compete, and how many of you have ever trained with different people. it is easy to train with dummies. i wish you luck and i hope i will see you in a near future tournament. enough of thisjoke. lets get real. you guys convert the knowledge of hatsumi sensei to business. you just want to trick people to make money. i trained with few of you guys before. the most dishonest people i ever met. good luck with your acting
@WMATRACY Im pretty sure you can find videos designed to promote nearly every style of martial arts on youtube, all for the purpose of enticing people to considering training, and i doubt anyone will find a dojo for any martial art that isn't run as a business. its all about the $.
@jamesboy223 it's called a gi. karate-ka, judo-ka and jujutsu practitioners wear them. You should be able to buy them at any martial arts supplies store, or any dojo that you want to join.
@eriktopmodel You're joking right? You wanna go from boxing to Muay Thai to fucking ninja-play!! Seriously dude with that kind of background you should be able to sense bullshit, which this is. Do Judo, do BJJ, do Wrestling, do Sambo, do Krav Maga. But for the love of God do not waste your time on this.
Ay chacho! I really wanna train with Bujinkan so bad! They have one here in Georgia- the Atlanta Bujinkan, but I live all the way in Lawrenceville! I've been having to teach myself with online free vids, but still. Besides, I'm probably too young, tho.
@snigglesthedestroyer Bujinkan is for any age. I started when I was 11, stopped for 7 years and now I'm back doing formal classes again. It's not age that matters in bujinkan, but rather perseverance. It also doesn't matter if you've studied another martial art. Take the things you learned and add whatever you find useful to your training ;) Also if your having trouble don't be afraid to ask the sensei or your sempai's for help.
My mother and grandmother taught me some form ninjutsu when I was four to ten... although little bit of the forms and movements I forgot since it's been 6 years. lol
this is hilarious do people actually think this stuff works in real life...wtf are these power rangers? and why is it always white people that line up for this silly crap...test this crap against mma or bjj.
@8ringsofshaolin um sir this does work in real life. If you don't belive me then go up against a ninjutsu master whos been trainning for about 25 years and see how fast a you would get dispatched.
Hey, a question for any actual Bujinkan practitioners out there: How long does it usually take to go from white belt to whatever's next (The green belt, and the Kyu ranks, I think)?
anybody can pull a trigger. What happens when you don't got one?? You gonna slap the guy to death? And most of the time, fighting or self defense doesn't require killing.
Dude this is HAND to HAND/ Close Quarters Combat.
Just ask the Marine Corps. or the Special Forces the necessity of teaching martial arts to their soldiers.
Besides, ain't you never watch Steven Segeal or Van Damme? they got mad guns. lmao....
@aa3gunner Just to be quite plain, martial arts are extremely unimportant in the military. They're a nice physical training tool, but armies spend 80% of their time training soldiers to march and shoot. For a soldier on the battlefield to actually have to resort to unarmed combat the situation must have gone immensely pear shaped.
Consider - he has no rifle, no sidearm and no friends. What the hell's he been doing?
@sengoku17 any retard can buy a gun and pull a trigger. marital arts is about bettering ones self, not killing people. oh and by the way, if someone is highly trained in marital arts, they can take the gun right out of your hands and kill you with it.
i dont see how people can assume that because you dont use full force on your friends in the training hall that it will impact on the execution of techniques in reality, i train with the bujinkan and have had to use the techniques for real a few times, the softer training in the hall did not hinder my application of the techniques.
Dude i love this! Was planning to start with bujinkan now in January but my knee injury stopped me, but my doctor said that it would be fine at summer so ill start at that point instead! So now i cant wait until i do!
Btw whats the name of the song you used in the video? I realy liked it so id like to know, and who knows, maybe you're so kind enough to send it to me?
@BlackDragon425 hey mate i like what you guys are doin over there. if im ever in country ill pop in and say g'day.. keep up the high quality of training mate, peace out from australia.
@shamanmik3 haha common is this power rangers this crap would not work in real life test this garbage agianst mma or bjj and why is it white people always line up for this foolish garbage>
Well first of all, why are you assuming that im white? Thats a load of bullshit cause i aint.
Secondly, MMA And BJJ doesnt work in RL either because the fact is that you're learned to follow some rules, and not to apply it in real life.
What i want to say that even if this doesnt work as well as its said, nothing does. Ive trained MMA, BJJ, Karate and Judo. And what ive learned from experience is that no one works on the streets unless you modify it to your personal preferences
Up until this point I was happy we were at least disagreeing but discussing something. Right now, you're after name calling and sadly you are the one who likes the argument. I don't think you know what you're talking about and are clearly very excited about your own opinion. I'd like you to calm down and I see you've argued yourself into a circle at this point, so I'm leaving you to it. Good luck in your training, whatever it is you train in.
heres a telling hypothetical. if someone gets hit in an mma gym during training, they usually congradulate their attacker for landing a shot. if someone actually gets hit in the bujinkan they stop the demo, see if the person is ok, and continue.
the GOAL is HITTING in live training
the GOAL is DEMONSTRATING WITHOUT ACTUALLY HITTING in larping
can it be any more clear? or do you just like to argue?
I've trained in a leading MMA club in Britain and when you hit someone, YOU APOLOGISE.
In grading theres more force involved, some of which is full on like rubber weapons or rear attacks etc, but NEVER full contact striking, unless its sparring with gloves.
Its more forceful than here, but still not full force.
You could permanently injure someone so how is that good for anyone let alone the trainer who would lose money AND students?
where i've trained combat sports, most time was spent rolling or sparring and yes with gloves. when i studied tmas, most of the time was spent doing drills with predetermined outcomes. in all the bujinkan footage, you see choreography but never any live fighting. bujinkan guys need to put on the gloves and fucking hit each other. 100 percent slow motion training is worthless and creates the clueless posers you see featured above.
@nicerebound depends on the "hit". you dont knife-hand each other in the throat, punch each other in the temple, attack the eyes and groin and bend fingers backwards when doing randori, right? because then you have maimed students, lawsuits, and an out-of-business school.
people throw lunge punches in larps but never in real life
standing wrist locks always work in larps but never in real life
hatsumi is only good at larping, not at fighting
this is evidenced by the fact that he has filmed himself for damn near 60 years and has yet to capture a fight. lots of demos, lots of larps, no one single fight.
no bujinkan ninja ever fights. the ninjas, if they existed, actually fought. they were not larpers, they were probably legends, but they were not larpers
I enjoyed that - I thought that was some brilliant taijutsu. I'm training Ninpo, but not with the Bujinkan, and this has elevated my opinion on the Bujinkan. Goes beyond LARPing to my mind, I think that's effective. Thanks for posting the video.
@nicerebound I guess this will depend on our definitions of LARPing. I watched the video and saw full-speed punches deflected and countered, some fantastic gymnastic talent and some excellent lock demonstration. TBH, along WITH that I saw some ninja-dressup, smoke bombing and usual silliness... But it impressed me to watch dedicated martial artists here and ninpo is something I train, though not with the Bujinkan.
my definition of larping is live action role play. playing out a role that is fictitious but doing so in a live setting with real people. zero malicious intent. call the punches full speed, but they are being thrown from a specific distance and with a specific timing that are made known to the defender. its role playing because they aren't actually fighting, they are playing a role in a fantasy in which no one intends to hurt anyone else. its not really a matter of opinion. its larping
@nicerebound well, I can see that it was. No need to tell me it wasn't the case. As for the distance and timing neither of us were there (unless you were) so we cannot call that. I certainly don't train with people who aren't trying to hit me, and by your reasoning every martial art at any stage is LARPing. Nobody, in the ring or outside, is really attacking the other person.
I would have to admit of course the ninja dressup is different. That's a bit harder to swallow.
there are plenty of people training against resistance. you don't have to try to kill the person, but there is a definite line between a demonstration and an actual struggle in which both parties try to win, try to hurt the other party until they can no longer fight. the bujinkan throws punches to demonstrate. if you would like to give me a timestamp of anything different happening in this video or any other bujinkan video, be my guest. if you can't see its choreographed, then you are hopeless
Hakama feels more loose when kicking and especially if one is going to be acrobatic. For me, I find it to be much more comfortable than regular gi pants. It can help with subtlety of footwork too sometimes.
@SuperHefner L.A.R.P means Live Action Role Playing, basically you get a get a bunch of people together and do moch battles with foam swords or any theme really, never done it myself, saw it in a movie but i can't remember what it was called. Looks like it would only be fun on a large scale with lots of drugs.
I don't agree with taurus8763 for saying that this is only suitable for young men. We have somebody nearing fifty years old in our dojo, and he is very good at this. I think age or gender don't matter, it's your dedication that matters the most.
Hey, man thanx alot for the advise. Here in Stockholm we got Kaigozan..I dont exactly know the difference between that and Ninjitsu but i ve been told thats its the same thing.
But i wonder one thing, i havent seen on any video how Ninjitsu deals with punches and kicks. Ive seen alot of throwing stuff like jujitsu and jodo but i never saw how they protect against punches and kicks.
Maybe its because of its origin. Ninjas were normal people trying to defend themselves from abuse of great lords who used to have swords, therefore, main techniques are weapons defenses
Hey guys i think that your school looks cool being in a garage the training looks authentic. I'm going to be putting up some vids of my ninjutsu training all the way from 9th kyu to shodan. One day I'll be stopping by your dojo and request a friendly match on my way to L.A. Hope to see you then it won't be for more than a year from now but want to let you know way ahead of time.
Do you have to already have martial arts experience before you join?
jackiechan4AAR 1 week ago
heyheyhey the song from air gear anime
airgear1977 3 weeks ago
23 people disliked and were killed by ninjas with the minute
themrmaxgeos 2 months ago 2
well at least that is what is supposed to be cuzz thei are practising
narum86 2 months ago
that white powder is molished glass inside of a egg sorry my english is not that good
narum86 2 months ago
This is fantastic. I am a martia artist, but i would love to know the knowledge and strength of the ninjutsu. Hopefully i will learn it in the furtue.
TheBukLauShow 3 months ago
lol, i got a friend who is in a dojo in mexico, she is always talikng bout ninjutsu, it is sooo cool!
RMYhippie 4 months ago
Just wanted to know where i could buy the ninjutsu uniform that one of the instructors had on with the mask on, and with the baggy pants?
ddogcash3 4 months ago
I thought bujinkan budo taijutsu practitioners of shodan grade and higher wore black belts?
AdmiralMustard 4 months ago
@AdmiralMustard whoops nevermind. Just saw the instructer in the video. Whats with the white belt with backs stripes though?
AdmiralMustard 4 months ago
I wanna join!
ERiQTENDO 4 months ago
nice but its a bit too showy if you know what i mean? some if your chosen technques look like they were just thrown in this vidio just to show off our art but some things that are in this vid are compleatly impractical like spining that Bo behind your back, ninjutsu is about doing things as quickly as possible to help minimise danger to your self as much as possible and putting the bo behind your back just leaves you open to an attack, same with the high kicks hence why we dont do many of them
scream4urlyf 5 months ago in playlist Ninjutsu
Did this video make anyone else call the nearest dojo and sign up for training?
iceshredder99 5 months ago
Is there any schools on new Jersey I would luv to do ninjutsu and then go to Japan and finish training :)
IsaIbnHamzah 6 months ago
@IsaIbnHamzah That is what I wanted to do! I can't wait 'til my I can be on my own and stand on my own 2 feet to do so.
jackiechan4AAR 1 week ago
i found a bujinkan ninjutsu school near where i live. i must join, its looks fun.
keebaman 7 months ago
22 people got smoke in their face.
shinogiofraikiu 7 months ago
While the videos are awesome, is it right to promote your dojo with such blatantly romanticised videos? I had quite a hard time finding the dojo in my area because they don't advertise at all. I just think the videos are very misleading and attract the wrong sort of attention.
And also, why so many flips? I'm still very low rank but I don't think that's standard Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu fare. Something you added in yourself? (I'm not criticising the flips btw, they are also awesome)
Bjornulfr23 7 months ago
ninjas :D :D :D
TheIafata 8 months ago
Excuse me but what exactly is that white powder theyre throwing i really would like to obtain it?
SpecOpsMission 8 months ago
@SpecOpsMission Flour
BlackDragon425 8 months ago 8
@BlackDragon425 well is it dangerous to use flour on eyes or is it just for a low amount how much long will you be blinded ? and does it hurt much =?
Drkbrksrk 5 months ago
@BlackDragon425 is there any training on hitting the bag and sparring in bujinkan?
egdqv13234 1 week ago
@SpecOpsMission It's just a blinding powder ninja's would use to distract, dissorient and temporarly blind there opponent with. You can make it yourself. Just use baby powder or flour and mix in whatever you want to use to hurt your attacker. You could use ground up peppers, tiny shards of glass or metal, or whatever you want... Its all up to you just be creative!
bam7786 6 months ago
ninja is all
kenny11312 8 months ago
are those guys with white belts beginners? cuz they don't look like they are...
toastpfanne 9 months ago
@toastpfanne yes
stealth1692 7 months ago
2:48 WTF?
ATblackfire 9 months ago
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tommythinkbig 9 months ago
0:50 = Oww, he's screwed :L lol
SamJB1997 10 months ago
I just think it's funny that all these white guys are paying expensive amounts of dues to practice karate (basically) out in the woods, or some rinky-dink gymnasium.
ImSmarterThanYuo 10 months ago
1:09 FRUIT NINJA
Richunite34 10 months ago
This is the best i've seen of bujinkan so far! congrats
AbsolutFred 10 months ago
wow...
121anthony121 11 months ago
this does look a lot of fun. I have a green belt in jiu-jitsu and i enjoy it a lot. I would like to broaden my horizons and i'd like to know stuff like, say, is it more attack or defense?
JizzForBritain 11 months ago
That double bow to the Picture of Matsumi is such an act of subservience!
properjujitsu 1 year ago
@properjujitsu were not bowing to a picture. The bow is a ritualistic act of beginning the training with respect to ourselves and to others. Why would we bow to a picture?
BlackDragon425 11 months ago 7
Currently i am in Isshin-Ryu and it is a lot of fun. Can't wait to start learning some Ninjutsu ;D looks really good, all of the people in the vid did really well and had good stances i think gj keep it up!
MrIsshinRyu 1 year ago
@MrIsshinRyu Alternatively you can do LARPing. It is more fun and has the same quality of technique as that shown in this video :)
flow1243 1 year ago
@flow1243 Much respect man, It's rare to find someone who will admit they're into larping, do you have a link to any vids of you and your crew displaying your radcore skills?
Dragaa111 9 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
jesus christ is the way, truth and life
bass109 1 year ago
at 2:58. Does he only rotate one time or two times?
Klosk86 1 year ago
please you must tell me, what do they say at the very beginning, this is very important. thank you,
Kazoue 1 year ago
How do you get the hakama tight round your feet? Ive never seen them like that.
landoftheninja 1 year ago
great larping by the way im a bujinkan member lol
Ronin10467 1 year ago
it looks good but it is just for the show. how many of you guys actually compete, and how many of you have ever trained with different people. it is easy to train with dummies. i wish you luck and i hope i will see you in a near future tournament. enough of thisjoke. lets get real. you guys convert the knowledge of hatsumi sensei to business. you just want to trick people to make money. i trained with few of you guys before. the most dishonest people i ever met. good luck with your acting
WMATRACY 1 year ago
@WMATRACY Im pretty sure you can find videos designed to promote nearly every style of martial arts on youtube, all for the purpose of enticing people to considering training, and i doubt anyone will find a dojo for any martial art that isn't run as a business. its all about the $.
Dragaa111 9 months ago
why do you guys have so many non beginners wearing white belts?
Shiiransama 1 year ago
AIR GEAR MUSIC
skaters231 1 year ago
sad that we don't have this in our town..
Janosevic80 1 year ago
Wish there was a school for this in my area
badboi26101 1 year ago
if anyone has a ninjitsu uniform, were did you buy it i need one so please help me thank you
jamesboy223 1 year ago
@jamesboy223 it's called a gi. karate-ka, judo-ka and jujutsu practitioners wear them. You should be able to buy them at any martial arts supplies store, or any dojo that you want to join.
NickTheVmaster 1 year ago
Id Like to do this... im 18 years old, is it too late? :(
NOD1S 1 year ago
@NOD1S Not at all. Go ahead, and train. In a few month you'll have learnd a few things already : )
Pixuais 1 year ago
This is so pathethic i wish you try these technic when i attack you or grab you.
ManabeRokuro 1 year ago
@ManabeRokuro I'd wish to see you grab my sensei. So bad.
Pixuais 1 year ago
@ManabeRokuro You have no idea of what you're speaking about...
DarthMastro 1 year ago
@DarthMastro Oh yes I do...YOU have no idéa
ManabeRokuro 1 year ago
fuck you charlie bitch
Superswiftninja 1 year ago
Thumbs up!!!
jarhead1028 1 year ago
Do you have a certain fighting stance, or ist it just a stance that suits you best?
MrMizanMiah 1 year ago
THIS IS AWSOME AND I LOVE NINJUTSU
KINGOFDAHOOD7 1 year ago
This is a great video... I come from a boxing background and recently started dabbling in thai-kickboxing. I really think I wanna give this a go...
eriktopmodel 1 year ago
@eriktopmodel You're joking right? You wanna go from boxing to Muay Thai to fucking ninja-play!! Seriously dude with that kind of background you should be able to sense bullshit, which this is. Do Judo, do BJJ, do Wrestling, do Sambo, do Krav Maga. But for the love of God do not waste your time on this.
callum828 1 year ago
this song kinda sounds like what they play in airgear
berrysberries 1 year ago
this video is misleading man, ninjas wear orange and eat ramen
ianc0bb 1 year ago
@ianc0bb haha nice one
Dragaa111 9 months ago
That was really good!
ZzJustinZ 1 year ago
Ay chacho! I really wanna train with Bujinkan so bad! They have one here in Georgia- the Atlanta Bujinkan, but I live all the way in Lawrenceville! I've been having to teach myself with online free vids, but still. Besides, I'm probably too young, tho.
Funakoshi91 1 year ago
great style good job
danbagheri 1 year ago
im 16 and thinking of starting this is that an ok age to start?
snigglesthedestroyer 1 year ago
@snigglesthedestroyer Bujinkan is for any age. I started when I was 11, stopped for 7 years and now I'm back doing formal classes again. It's not age that matters in bujinkan, but rather perseverance. It also doesn't matter if you've studied another martial art. Take the things you learned and add whatever you find useful to your training ;) Also if your having trouble don't be afraid to ask the sensei or your sempai's for help.
Tinorr28 1 year ago
@snigglesthedestroyer
i think its perfect !
krasskakadu 1 year ago
Hey i hear Air gear theme music <3
Very nice skills my friends
reppingAiEa 1 year ago
My mother and grandmother taught me some form ninjutsu when I was four to ten... although little bit of the forms and movements I forgot since it's been 6 years. lol
lexpaabalo 1 year ago
this was so fucking awesome O.O
soo coooool T.T
HunterNaruX 1 year ago
SUPREME!!!!!!!!! i would like to be a ninja u.u
Sebax500 1 year ago
Bujinkan Ninjutsu looks like it could be quite fun, i always liked ninjas since a kid
falkon14 1 year ago
Is it just me or is the music that starts at 1:05 the theme song to Air gear?
ReckTheSacredPoet 1 year ago
You guys are wicked. Great work. Getting a bit old and fat now, but might look you up over here in Adelaide, Australia!!
herbalclint 1 year ago
In love with your videos. Wish i could be in a ninja dojo too.
Daimyo20 1 year ago
O_o that was the most awesome ninjutsu display i have ever seen in all my life...blow away......
jasonmc10 1 year ago
this is hilarious do people actually think this stuff works in real life...wtf are these power rangers? and why is it always white people that line up for this silly crap...test this crap against mma or bjj.
8ringsofshaolin 1 year ago
@8ringsofshaolin um sir this does work in real life. If you don't belive me then go up against a ninjutsu master whos been trainning for about 25 years and see how fast a you would get dispatched.
DarkSmokeNinja 1 year ago
Starting this a week on monday. I really cant wait!
LetsPlayItNAO 1 year ago
nice vtraining love it =)
i make wing tsun
Ganjaflash420 1 year ago 2
oh yeah i love wtfjutsu and stfujutsu
geni0h 1 year ago
that's some amazing taihenjutsu =D
liked the bojutsu and bikenjutsu also
eskameflevs 1 year ago
how much is martial arts training cost?
jawhead229 1 year ago
Hey, a question for any actual Bujinkan practitioners out there: How long does it usually take to go from white belt to whatever's next (The green belt, and the Kyu ranks, I think)?
femoman 1 year ago
I'm gonna start training this april!
Actually,the bujikan ninjutsu dojo in thailand are not allowed any cameras or
video recorder there.
No other persons allowed except the
Practioners and students.
It's very strict there and i understand that.
But in the US they allowed?
Maybe one of you from this dojo have been visited the thailand bujikan dojo
Before,maybe.
brainysnaeha 1 year ago
stop argueing, in my training, i buy a gun and shoot you all. there, i win hahaha
sengoku17 1 year ago
wrong, you have to get the time to shoot before I put my finger behind the trigger, so that you can't pull it.
lepivert 1 year ago
anybody can pull a trigger. What happens when you don't got one?? You gonna slap the guy to death? And most of the time, fighting or self defense doesn't require killing.
Dude this is HAND to HAND/ Close Quarters Combat.
Just ask the Marine Corps. or the Special Forces the necessity of teaching martial arts to their soldiers.
Besides, ain't you never watch Steven Segeal or Van Damme? they got mad guns. lmao....
aa3gunner 1 year ago
@aa3gunner Just to be quite plain, martial arts are extremely unimportant in the military. They're a nice physical training tool, but armies spend 80% of their time training soldiers to march and shoot. For a soldier on the battlefield to actually have to resort to unarmed combat the situation must have gone immensely pear shaped.
Consider - he has no rifle, no sidearm and no friends. What the hell's he been doing?
ManicParroT 1 year ago
@ManicParroT: Please Google "MCMAP" and "Army Combatives". Then restate your comment.
Also watch here on youtube "Human Weapon: Marine Corps. Martial Arts".
The army also has a motto saying: "Sometimes, the then enemy is close enough to touch."
Seriously dude, where have you been?? Isolated in your basement playing Counter Strike all night? Geez you're naive.
aa3gunner 1 year ago
@aa3gunner Already seen it.
I suspect the Marines would be better off spending the time learning basic Arabic.
ManicParroT 1 year ago
@ManicParroT. ACtually they wouldn't
aa3gunner 1 year ago
@sengoku17 any retard can buy a gun and pull a trigger. marital arts is about bettering ones self, not killing people. oh and by the way, if someone is highly trained in marital arts, they can take the gun right out of your hands and kill you with it.
sniper11235 1 year ago
... thats the art of killing... then guns came and made thinks easier for us big bellied guys hehe
alucard68a 1 year ago
i dont see how people can assume that because you dont use full force on your friends in the training hall that it will impact on the execution of techniques in reality, i train with the bujinkan and have had to use the techniques for real a few times, the softer training in the hall did not hinder my application of the techniques.
cowboyfromkettins 1 year ago
thanks :)
shamanmik3 2 years ago
Dude i love this! Was planning to start with bujinkan now in January but my knee injury stopped me, but my doctor said that it would be fine at summer so ill start at that point instead! So now i cant wait until i do!
Btw whats the name of the song you used in the video? I realy liked it so id like to know, and who knows, maybe you're so kind enough to send it to me?
shamanmik3 2 years ago
Music: Buddhist Cafe
1. Beautiful Life [sunshine mix]
I always post the music in the details --------->
BlackDragon425 2 years ago
@BlackDragon425 hey mate i like what you guys are doin over there. if im ever in country ill pop in and say g'day.. keep up the high quality of training mate, peace out from australia.
SuperHefner 11 months ago
@shamanmik3 haha common is this power rangers this crap would not work in real life test this garbage agianst mma or bjj and why is it white people always line up for this foolish garbage>
8ringsofshaolin 1 year ago
@8ringsofshaolin
Well first of all, why are you assuming that im white? Thats a load of bullshit cause i aint.
Secondly, MMA And BJJ doesnt work in RL either because the fact is that you're learned to follow some rules, and not to apply it in real life.
What i want to say that even if this doesnt work as well as its said, nothing does. Ive trained MMA, BJJ, Karate and Judo. And what ive learned from experience is that no one works on the streets unless you modify it to your personal preferences
shamanmik3 1 year ago
@shamanmik3 so this isnt just bujinkan, its ninjutsu bujinkan
TheSkateLot 1 year ago
@TheSkateLot Uh what?
shamanmik3 1 year ago
Up until this point I was happy we were at least disagreeing but discussing something. Right now, you're after name calling and sadly you are the one who likes the argument. I don't think you know what you're talking about and are clearly very excited about your own opinion. I'd like you to calm down and I see you've argued yourself into a circle at this point, so I'm leaving you to it. Good luck in your training, whatever it is you train in.
KaptainKeys 2 years ago 7
@KaptainKeys well played mate, i dont know why if they hate this art so much what the fuck are they doin on youtube watching these videos.
SuperHefner 11 months ago
heres a telling hypothetical. if someone gets hit in an mma gym during training, they usually congradulate their attacker for landing a shot. if someone actually gets hit in the bujinkan they stop the demo, see if the person is ok, and continue.
the GOAL is HITTING in live training
the GOAL is DEMONSTRATING WITHOUT ACTUALLY HITTING in larping
can it be any more clear? or do you just like to argue?
nicerebound 2 years ago
WRONG.
I've trained in a leading MMA club in Britain and when you hit someone, YOU APOLOGISE.
In grading theres more force involved, some of which is full on like rubber weapons or rear attacks etc, but NEVER full contact striking, unless its sparring with gloves.
Its more forceful than here, but still not full force.
You could permanently injure someone so how is that good for anyone let alone the trainer who would lose money AND students?
imperialpod 2 years ago 5
where i've trained combat sports, most time was spent rolling or sparring and yes with gloves. when i studied tmas, most of the time was spent doing drills with predetermined outcomes. in all the bujinkan footage, you see choreography but never any live fighting. bujinkan guys need to put on the gloves and fucking hit each other. 100 percent slow motion training is worthless and creates the clueless posers you see featured above.
nicerebound 2 years ago
Yes true, too much choreographed stuff like this and a lot of the Aikido etc is not good. Eventually you have to go at it in competition or sparring.
If not, you end up like that Ki-ai 'Grandmaster' lol.
The one who was unbeaten in 200 fights with a martial art that involved NO TOUCHING,just waving his hands.
Boy, he was real crap when it came to real fighting. lol.
imperialpod 2 years ago
@imperialpod So you train this for the purposse of never actually using it?...
IriasHildirien 6 months ago
@nicerebound depends on the "hit". you dont knife-hand each other in the throat, punch each other in the temple, attack the eyes and groin and bend fingers backwards when doing randori, right? because then you have maimed students, lawsuits, and an out-of-business school.
pacificimporters 7 months ago
people throw lunge punches in larps but never in real life
standing wrist locks always work in larps but never in real life
hatsumi is only good at larping, not at fighting
this is evidenced by the fact that he has filmed himself for damn near 60 years and has yet to capture a fight. lots of demos, lots of larps, no one single fight.
no bujinkan ninja ever fights. the ninjas, if they existed, actually fought. they were not larpers, they were probably legends, but they were not larpers
nicerebound 2 years ago
I enjoyed that - I thought that was some brilliant taijutsu. I'm training Ninpo, but not with the Bujinkan, and this has elevated my opinion on the Bujinkan. Goes beyond LARPing to my mind, I think that's effective. Thanks for posting the video.
Why do you wear the hakama in your dojo btw?
KaptainKeys 2 years ago
how does any of this go beyond larping if they aren't actually struggling against each other? you can only ever larp against a cooperating opponent.
nicerebound 2 years ago
@nicerebound I guess this will depend on our definitions of LARPing. I watched the video and saw full-speed punches deflected and countered, some fantastic gymnastic talent and some excellent lock demonstration. TBH, along WITH that I saw some ninja-dressup, smoke bombing and usual silliness... But it impressed me to watch dedicated martial artists here and ninpo is something I train, though not with the Bujinkan.
KaptainKeys 2 years ago
my definition of larping is live action role play. playing out a role that is fictitious but doing so in a live setting with real people. zero malicious intent. call the punches full speed, but they are being thrown from a specific distance and with a specific timing that are made known to the defender. its role playing because they aren't actually fighting, they are playing a role in a fantasy in which no one intends to hurt anyone else. its not really a matter of opinion. its larping
nicerebound 2 years ago
@nicerebound well, I can see that it was. No need to tell me it wasn't the case. As for the distance and timing neither of us were there (unless you were) so we cannot call that. I certainly don't train with people who aren't trying to hit me, and by your reasoning every martial art at any stage is LARPing. Nobody, in the ring or outside, is really attacking the other person.
I would have to admit of course the ninja dressup is different. That's a bit harder to swallow.
KaptainKeys 2 years ago
there are plenty of people training against resistance. you don't have to try to kill the person, but there is a definite line between a demonstration and an actual struggle in which both parties try to win, try to hurt the other party until they can no longer fight. the bujinkan throws punches to demonstrate. if you would like to give me a timestamp of anything different happening in this video or any other bujinkan video, be my guest. if you can't see its choreographed, then you are hopeless
nicerebound 2 years ago 3
Amen! nice to see someone else can see this for what it is.. a false economy
mugs27 2 years ago
Hakama feels more loose when kicking and especially if one is going to be acrobatic. For me, I find it to be much more comfortable than regular gi pants. It can help with subtlety of footwork too sometimes.
BlackDragon425 2 years ago
Thanks for the reply.
KaptainKeys 2 years ago
@KaptainKeys Ninjutsu isn't larping to begin with...
xxFairestxx 1 year ago
@KaptainKeys hey mate, dont mean to be rude, but what do you mean by larping? im from australia and i've never heard that term. peace mate..
SuperHefner 11 months ago
@SuperHefner L.A.R.P means Live Action Role Playing, basically you get a get a bunch of people together and do moch battles with foam swords or any theme really, never done it myself, saw it in a movie but i can't remember what it was called. Looks like it would only be fun on a large scale with lots of drugs.
Dragaa111 9 months ago
this is great larping, borders on real choreography even
but i don't see any fighters
nicerebound 2 years ago
There's no taijutsu being it's all muscle and too flashy with the Bo and sword!
Ninpokokoro83 2 years ago
ha ha ha ha
nerds
nicerebound 2 years ago
Though they have athleticism, they are still beginners. You never stop learning.....
BuddhaNoMind 2 years ago
at 1:39 onward isnt that a dangerous move to be using with out a mat at least? The hit the top of his head i think
Mider999 2 years ago
@Mider999 the floor is covered in mats!
RajDrummer1 2 years ago
i know man but you can still hurt your neck
Mider999 2 years ago
yeah true
RajDrummer1 2 years ago
what is the name of this song?
DeathmasterLE 2 years ago
2:10 he doesnt even swing it at him properly!
its all very impressive but practical? (incoming!)
not likely
Pitbull0123 2 years ago
I want to go and train there!! In all the martial arts classes I've been to, it's been either rigorously, pointlessly dogmatic or overly lax.
The Ninjutsu class I went to for a while had no syllabus. The result was that we never practiced anything enough to use it.
VALENTINEBEAMS 2 years ago
white-yellow-green-black
i think
JaguarPawz 2 years ago
what are the ranks belts what ever it is in ninjutsu?
Xhero155 2 years ago
White belt for beginers, then green belt for every kyu grade, then black belts for the dan grades
IFE10M 2 years ago
i think you are forgeting Brown.
MarturashiClan 2 years ago
never seen a brown belt in the bujinkan. Sometimes women wear purple or red instead of green, but that's all.
IFE10M 2 years ago
actually this dojo seems to have people stayin on white belt for more than one grade
IFE10M 2 years ago
The Beginners use White belt -10th kyu
Then you get to use Green (men) or Red (mostly used by konoichi)-9th to 1st Kyu
And the last one is the Black belt -1st to 15th Dan.
Aside from the belts you are also ranked with stars.
Roxas993 2 years ago
Wow, is that really the level of 9th-1st kyu? It looks amazing. Much higher level than where I train.
Zer0r2 2 years ago
I don't agree with taurus8763 for saying that this is only suitable for young men. We have somebody nearing fifty years old in our dojo, and he is very good at this. I think age or gender don't matter, it's your dedication that matters the most.
Jathope 2 years ago 8
This is definately a young mans game......if your over 30 and want to start....Forget It....
Taurus8763 2 years ago
ooh too bad, im 33 lol. But my son is only 3 :) , maybe he would like it.
pae39 2 years ago 2
Hey, man thanx alot for the advise. Here in Stockholm we got Kaigozan..I dont exactly know the difference between that and Ninjitsu but i ve been told thats its the same thing.
But i wonder one thing, i havent seen on any video how Ninjitsu deals with punches and kicks. Ive seen alot of throwing stuff like jujitsu and jodo but i never saw how they protect against punches and kicks.
U know anything about that?
zorro2040 2 years ago
My guess would be, that if they train dodging bullets, knives and shuriken then they can dodge a punch ^^
HopeDiesLast66 2 years ago
Maybe its because of its origin. Ninjas were normal people trying to defend themselves from abuse of great lords who used to have swords, therefore, main techniques are weapons defenses
pae39 2 years ago
Guys, one question?
Which one is better to train...Ninjitsu or Wing Tsun?
Im doing Kickboxing right now and id like to combine it with something that has more arms and hands in it.
Any suggestions??
zorro2040 2 years ago
i would recomend ninjutsu. its moe effective without all the wasted movements
freightshaker007 2 years ago
who thinks ninjutsu is the most awesome looking martial art?
EricMichaelRemo 2 years ago
how would these guys get on in a club,gang attack or a blind shot, has n e 1 had an experience like that.
hanstar100 2 years ago
Awesome vid.
Blu3W4r10Ck 2 years ago
OMG ! 0:55
that looks so fuckin awesome !
sll1cool1m 2 years ago
that was awesome
spursman38 2 years ago
nice work!! saludos!! from bujinkan mexico
bufu ikkan
kotaroshinobi 2 years ago
Hey guys i think that your school looks cool being in a garage the training looks authentic. I'm going to be putting up some vids of my ninjutsu training all the way from 9th kyu to shodan. One day I'll be stopping by your dojo and request a friendly match on my way to L.A. Hope to see you then it won't be for more than a year from now but want to let you know way ahead of time.
narutoiga88 2 years ago
i never recall seeing this one josh very nice ,id love to train with u guys sometime..*bow*
DarkKokoro84 2 years ago
seems a little to flashy to be that effective
vatran0591 2 years ago 2
sometimes flashy is all you need to defend yourself.
ptowndrummr 2 years ago
I agree. Sometimes being flashy creates the element of deterrence, which greatly assists in preventing fights from even starting.
Mitsushiru 2 years ago
sweet video my friend 5 stars. The students are excellent which is a testament that the school has a good teacher.
takeninjcanada 2 years ago
wow... i like to see white belt train intensively maybe someday ill go to your dojo and train to the limit *bow*
A7zXam 2 years ago
hmmm...sensei gardner or is this josh?
vietscouty 2 years ago
Sensei Garner actually, and yes this is Josh. : )
BlackDragon425 2 years ago
I don't understund why withe belts have notch!? In Bujinkan withe belt is only for 10 kyu rank!!
majin74 2 years ago
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That was really funny, thank you!!!
Do you guys take acting lessons or do you just watch a lot of old ninja videos??
Thanks again for the giggles :-D
5 stars!!!!
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
do you have andy school in new york or vergina
123animate 2 years ago
Very nice video!!!!!!
regisaugusto1 2 years ago
Sorry about the spelling mistakes in my posts im an idiot!!!!!
mugs27 2 years ago
mugs27 it doesnt matter they still have enough skill to win a real fight
alexanderofmichael 2 years ago