Ninjutsu:Taijutsu (Unarmed Combat of the Ninja)

[GiveNoFuck1]

In the last techniques, the attacks to throat are kill strikes. Just sayin' so some kid doesn't think it's a good idea to use that at school. Haha

[j2091957]

Ninjutsu is NOT a martial art, it contains NO hand to hand combat.

[takitezy7]

@j2091957 thankyou for being knowlegeable. Sorry cant say much for the people in the video as well as those writing the ass kissing comments, and those giving bullshit non-expert (ignorant) advice.

[TeoSarp]

those niggas..are strong!

[fatelies4386]

@tupacx2pac trust me when u practice the tecniques faithfully they will not stand still

it will happen so fast u wont believe its effectiveness until u perform it

[mysweetshadow7767]

Not to say that these demonstrations are bad, because I saw a couple of good techniques, but the chances of you being able to punch an attacker several times and then take him down aren't likely. Something these students aren't doing is breaking the balance of the attacker. Sure, you can rush and grab someone head on,(not something I'd recommend) but if their balance isn't broken, then it becomes a game of who's stronger; something Ninjutsu doesn't deal with since we rely on broken balance.

[whatisupj]

ROCK LEE!!!!!

[SlickG12345]

hey dude hes dying...

[TheJoao5]

Hello, I own ninjutsu training, and create my own technique, but there are situations where I do not know how to act, for example if someone grabs my arm or sleeve of the shirt as I do?

Thank you.

[billgober2]

@TheJoao5 you need to find a good school that trains real jujutsu or aikijujutsu where attackers are grabbing as part of the curriculum. The grab is a key tool to train with because it allows you to learn how to feel the attacker moving.

[TupacX2Pak]

All videos of this type are good for entertainment purposes, but what happens when your target hits back instead of standing still like a brick?

[k1k3pxndx]

@TupacX2Pak actually techniques are not totally meant to be learned, you have to practice them to teach your body how to move, that's the real meaning of taijutsu, using your whole body and energy in one single punch or kick or whatever... now, the sensei from the video would easily kick your ass because of his taijutsu.

[KBro6Paul]

@TupacX2Pak adjust, adapt & overcome, that's what to do.

this is a redneck's worst nightmare: brothas who know what they're doin'

[takitezy7]

@TupacX2Pak then you have learnt the hard way.. lol

[dreamingmint]

hey all

just a bit of advive which ive learnt from my training.

@FinfromLondonHK in reply to your answer i believe as a training martial artist that all throws, locks, counters and manovers should be practiced both right and left hand sided. also if a technique isn't working for you then you should adapt. although fighting should always be avoided when necessary if you can run run if not and no other choice is available do your best. and Soulstealer01 get a awkward uke :)

[FinfromLondonHK]

what happens when they punch you with the other hand

[lmfaofailslmfao]

@FinfromLondonHK Execute it fast enough and that wont happen. Lol

[alvincaserino1]

you need speed, strength n accuracy when you do this technique.

[Soulstealer01]

hello there :)

i dont want to say the first technique does not work, but it got one weak spot. when doing the wind-move to spin his arm, which opponent would let u do it that way? first thing i would do is pulling my arm back towards my body and move in the direction i face my opponent again and not let him stand in my side. maybe if he is unaware i would also have the chance to hit him with my other arm. i hope u can understand what i mean.

with respect

a student of the art of fighting

[serenadesilhout]

@Soulstealer01 Only if you telegraph your moves and take too long to execute the attack. You must act faster than he can react. Plus striking an opponent loosens them up for those kinds of grabs.

[edgeparkour1]

Pretty cool.

[Shank970]

Awesome