Ninjutsu Taijutsu(empty hand Combat) 2

[junnexgolem]

the other guy grew an arm O_O

[MrHenZ117]

In wing chun we learn to take down an opponent the quikest way possible eg, som1 hooks you do a tan sao som1 straight punches you do a woo sao al of these simple techniques are very affective. But hey every martial art is different ..

[nofd1977]

I like it bro, could incorporate some of this into my JKD training for sure!

[th4Guy77]

I hate ignorant people that belive that martial arts only defend against direct attacks and don't teach how to attack directly.

[tsoppannos]

ist that judo throws?

[mahziel]

ALL martial arts taught in a modern dojo are flashy for the purpose of competitions. The flashier the move the more points if it is followed through successfully. Anything made up on the spot will lose points (except freeform where points are earnt based on successful blows and where they land)

Historically speaking techniques were very freeform and simple.

In short: good stuff dude keep it up.

[abzmullet]

awesome stuff bro!

[halfhausaman]

people come on demos and complain about multiple strike demos but forget that in a real fight just ONE of those strikes would probably end it especially that elbow

[foxybrown2]

in reality you don't know what the attacker would do so why would you say that a attacker would not attack that way we never know what skill the attacker has so stop thinking that the attacker is well trained. He might be caught off guard thinking his prey is helpless.

[Ironhideunlimited]

Well these moves sure are pretty showy.. I'm not meaning to offend by this but often the simple way is the best way, block/deflect and counter immediately in the shortest amount of time possible. But that's just me and these moves look good for completely finishing an opponent on his first attack with several strikes of your own.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

@Ironhideunlimited You have to understand that attackers can put up resistance, some can take a hit, so a block, deflect counter may not go as you expected then what? So we have multiple strikes in succession leading up to the finisher that minimize him regaining and resisting.

[jahjahgo]

Damn thats just beatifull im trying to learn by thé vid but its ... Hard but ill start soon !

[BushidoBudo9000]

Unlike traditional taijutsu or ninjutsu, this looks more like Proff. Wally Jay's stuff.... which is a mix of karate, aikido, Vee Arnis Jitsu, and some other arts....

[MegaUrbanNinjas]

Good technique put into those moves 4 star rating from me.

[udamnputa]

why make it so complicated? kick the guy in the jewls and youre ready to go

[MyLife4Urs]

these techniques are designed to disorientate an attacker leaving them no time to gain knowledge of where your positioning them, taking away balance and giving it back to manipulate them and move them to where you want them to go, happening very quickly it leaves the attacker defenseless because they've know idea of what's happening or control over the situation,. If you were going to resist you would need the balance and leverage to do so. It's very unlikely going up against a ninja,

[mbolton3469]

thats why they practice so that muscle memory will kick in as they see the punch coming, and they already have the whole take down to end the fight programmed in their system. That would def. kick my ass if I got hit 2 or 3 times really fast id be stunned or dazed

[MrMuaythaimitko]

I like those techniques and they seem to be effective and conviniemt , but may I just ask why are the punches with open hand , and not with fist?Again I dont want to question those techniques , but to learn something that I probably dont know.

[envisageamit]

one important question..have you ever got an opportunity to hit some one Iike this...?? I mean at full speed and with no holding back? If yes, then I would want to visit his grave!!

[freijaful]

Techniques work if u work it. But, in my opinion there is too much movement. i could be WRONG. but as i said, any technique can work if u work it.

[cagedraptor]

Always hear someone saying that wouldn't work or why is the they letting you do it. IT IS A DEMO. , it's practice, not real. When you train at your dojo do you allow those you work with to do the tech. or while training you pull back and clock the guy. No you let them practice and learn the skill. Same thing here. It may not work exactly but who would do it exactly that way? Train, practice and learn. Then add resistance not while your demostrating or learning.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

@cagedraptor exactly, Finally some one who knows about dojo training. Thank you.

[Donkyfishy]

@SuubUrbanNinja

Maybe you could post some non-demo footage so people could see the difference between a learning environment and a testing environment?

[Mistabutts]

@Donkyfishy That would be very dangerous. Sport martial arts like MMA, Boxing and Kickboxing are excellent self defence and can do great damage when used correctly. Ninjitsu, Traditional Karate styles, Traditional Jujitsu and many others are classified as "Budo" meaning "way of war" i.e. When taught correctly these arts are designed for the kill, with no rules. If you study Karate Katas, for example, Eye gouging and bone breaking techniques are commonplace. They were for survival, not sport. :)

[DragonShinobi11]

@Donkyfishy A non-demo footage? Of course, there is absolutely no problem in make a friend blind, brake his bones, or kill him, just to show internet people.

[Terriss0421]

@cagedraptor The more you sweat in the dojo, the less you bleed in the street.

[C45TR1T1KR0N]

awesome video, there's no way I'll be able to use this exact sequence on the street (unless I practice it over and over and train myself to immediately respond to every hostile situation with this) but I really like that transition from the elbow into the grab and throw

[RanaSylvatica]

Is this a skill drill that you developed to develop speed?

[GabrielGroverMan]

its not about learning the exact moves to do on a guy thats attacking you on the street, but learning the theory and philosophy of how the body works, how it doesn't, and how to redirect and disable to attacker. hardly ever could you do a self defense kata in real life thats more then two steps. it is the philosophy that is important to learn, and the self control and knowledge that gives you effectiveness in a real life scenario. GOOD STUFF GUYS!

[kousuke8070]

this is cool

[Aldosfuturewife1]

Good video...I miss taijutsu training...

[alvincorbett1]

I have studied mostly chinese martial arts anything that helps develop your mind body and spirit is a good thing,but most folks get caught up in forms and techniques

and totally miss the mindset. respect yourself,respect others and develop an awareness to not get in any conflict to begin with.Just because you know doesnt mean you have to go out of youw way to prove you know

[ItalianMuscle88]

1 or 2 strikes and then a nage would've been enough. In MY OPINION i think there is too many strikes, to much time is wasted there, hit'm and throw'm so he doesn't get up.

[salvationwar]

Great stuff here, Loving the fluidity and technique.

Everyone should remember to keep an open mind, no one martial art is better than the other, and comparing them should be avoided, One can only become a better fighter by learning more about fighting. Expaning your knowledge in martial arts will only help you, not handicap you.

[jakexou812]

I really enjoyed the training video, he really flows through the maneuvers. However I wouldn't say these are "basic" technicques... maybe basic for someone who's been training for a while. Are these katas?

[josepy021987]

For some reason, I feel like if the guy was really trying to attack you, he could have hit you in the groin or knocked you in the face with a cross.

[hauor]

Just wanted to say to your first video:

I felt very good watching it, not everybody has the ability/or tolerance to train disabled ppl. I bet he could kick the shit out of me, lol. Ninjutsu truly is an art of peace and learning.

Great work, keep it up :))

[shaquille911]

iwanna b a ninja...can i join perhapz?

[JMauder05]

Just wanna point out to everyone who says there is no point in long dills or kata...every decent martial artist knows that they r not gonna follow their step by step procedure in a real life situation. These drills improve your speed, form, movements, etc. The best way to practice martial arts is to spar, the more contact the better. But these drills are good too, if you keep doin them enough, your form and quikness will improve all the time. But dont forget to actually fight (spar).

[Apneistefou]

Hi, very interesting technique.

thank you for upload.

see you

[AntiHero12109]

I think your biggest problem is uploading your video's to youtube, too many people don't fully understand what it is they're watching. I personally am a life long martial artist and find your video's quite nice, keep up the good work.

[TheUprisingNinja]

alot of people that fight today just kind of swing with no form but at the same time i have trouble to get any grip of any form to make any counter of any sort what should i do....anyone have an idea

[skaterboi927]

lol i watched your novice video and tht throw u did when he spun with his back to u for a empi strike some1 did tht on my b4 i watched this and i naturally threw him the way u did lol great vids btw i do shotokan karate

[nbglass]

I don't mind drills. But long ones are pointless. Its better to use the KISS principle and use 1 or 2 things you'll remember when under extreme stress than practice 10 things you'll forget. That's just me, others see this differently. A better idea would be practice this routine. Go for a 5 mile run, do some situps, some jumping squats and when you're about ready to puke practice the routine again. See how much you forgot or how slow you were. Fighting can make you that tired. Best to prepare.

[D3mang3l]

I agree, bu a long drill is more like a full form kata, rather than a waza. There is a difference again between both. Waza is more akin to what your favoring, short drills designed to be close to real scenarios. happen to be of two minds on the subject, long form Kata are valuable for teaching footwork, and alerting stance and posture in combat. Something most short Waza do not teach. There is a reason the ancients would use both.

Great point about the fatigue BTW :)

[D3mang3l]

In a real fight, you would benefit not from using this technique from start to finish but rather benefit from training the sequence itself, and applying the lessons in body kinetics learned while performing the sequence thousands of times.

As for the video, some very interesting elements. I see Tiajutsu influence, but it looks like a lot of other styles mixed in. Is this correct? Some mixing is to be expected for any modern art. Just curious.

[D3mang3l]

One thing anyone witnessing or teaching techniques of any martial art should be aware of is that techniques as taught and displayed are hardly if ever followed to the letter in the event of an actually conflict.

One of the most common ploys of the wanabe expert of the martial arts is to pick apart a taught technique and show its flaws as if this shows that the wanabe is an expert.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

well said.

[Elnshaw]

@SuubUrbanNinja

D3mang3l I agree...in a real defensive combat situation rarely are actual techniques followed you don't think you simply do...

[kyriacoshe]

can you make tutorials please?

[Hellfriend]

What is your style or your school of ninjutsu?

[232323C]

good vid!~

[Pascarigudum]

Once the opponent is hit in the face in the first strike, he is stunned and open for the next strikes. The following strikes are meant to further paralize the opponent and set it up for a finishing strike, and that's how ninjutsu works... did i get it right?

[Pascarigudum]

At the moment the opponent gets hit in the face, in the first strike, he is stunned and unable to react to the next strike, so in a real fight you really just need to get the first strike right, and the sequence flows. All the following strikes are meant to paralize the opponent even further and set it up for the finishing move, and that's how ninjutsu works... did i get it right?

[AmbitionHCD]

could someone explain to me how this could actually work in a situation where the guy doesn't just stand still and let it happen?

Idk, the long combos of ninjutsu just seem unrealistic to me.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Its easy to understand if you know about striking. If you were really paying attention, you would see , that as the grab was attempted , it was blocked and the person was immediately struck in the eyes and face, then quickly struck in the ribs & the groin and then elbowed in the jaw , in quick succession. Unless your superman, how can a human handle such strikes in quick succession. He's not letting it happen, since he got caught in his attempt to grab me 1st.

[gaijinass]

@AmbitionHCD That is like saying the combos in boxing are unrealistic. they are not. Just like in Kenpo or Escrima etc, you load up the practice combos simply because if one strike misses or doesn't stop the target, something else is already on the way. It makes since also to use complimenting techniques, high lows, just like in this video. "Punches in Bunches"

[Sasinator104]

it seems like your giving your opponent a lot of chances to recover from this. also the person you are demonstrating on seems to just take it. a real opponent wouldn't leave their hand out and let you get in like that.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

What chances? He attempted to grab and he instead got his grab deflected and immediately struck in the eyes, ribs groin and elbowed in the jaw in quick succession. What chances could he really have had? He didnt leave his hand out, he attempted to grab and got caught by surprise with a strike to his eyes and face. If you dont know how certain strike affect a person then of course you wont understand.

[soke1]

Ush, Nice!

I like that throw.

[LyricalInjectionRec]

You would quickly attack each person one at a time using the fluent movements you should have learned from practicing your forms. Basically, you would block, counter, turn 180 left counter, turn left 90 degrees, counter, and by the time you get to the fourth person the other have might have recovered but have to come with a new approach. In theory that how it works.

[kemshifarm]

disapear, lol

[G1NN6ER]

yo man say 6 people tried to take you on how would you fight.

[YoungClassic01]

you back up so you can take them 1 at a time, but you need to finish them quickly or it may not be as effective. also watch out for walls and use them to your advantage

[ssj7warrior]

I would run like a girl screaming for help. If I couldn't get away, depending on the surroundings, I would pick up whatever and throw it, use the dirt, go for their eyes or what ever I had to do. Or I would just take a beating and cry hoping it would end soon. lol.

[dragonballz601]

if 6 ppl tried to take you on who had any brains you would lose but if they was stupid cunts you would win

[karutobi]

easy they going to try not to hit each other wich is hard so you hit one a few times.. another charges throw the one your beating at him and 2 are out of the way for now

[Fangoverfang11]

aho...

naturally he would use another technique

[RedArtic]

fight? run away. seriously.

[StuntPeanut]

You should seriously keep the movement flowing after you grapple him and throw him to the ground. You pause for quite a bit and then make the punch at his face

[KidTyphoon]

It's a demonstration, now an actual fight.

[lightfuse117]

I have a question, is the form of taijutsu you study, koshijutsu, koppojutsu, or something else?

PS:I'm trying to learn koshijutsu so i look at all videos possible and try to work on my speed and strength

[SuubUrbanNinja]

We use mostly koppojutsu. But we also have strike aimed at the nerves and muscles as well.

[zilvinas005]

thank you

[pistol975]

SuubUrbanNinja, I really like your techniques. The flow is great and the applications seems quite solid. Great work!!..Peace and God bless!

[OmegaB33f]

lol 0:09

talk to the hand

[captpinchcard]

that was awesome!!! and constant flo of energy too. kinesetics

[people12345]

Holy shit! that's basic? that would destroy a normal person.

[Internetgangstakilla]

Finish Him!!

[beichelberger0]

This is interesting. Could you please answer a few questions for me so I can understand your system better? Does your shinobi-jutsu lineage come from Ronald Duncan? And if so could you please tell me what licenses he held from the ryu-has he studied? I think I read before he studied Yagyu ryu but am not sure. Thank you, it is much appreciated!

[SuubUrbanNinja]

All of O' Sensei Duncans Info can be read about at his website ,way of the winds,com.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Opps,I made a mistake a pressed the remove button on your last comment. None the less, I believe Duncans email and contact number is also on his site. Its best to ask Him himself. Id rather let him speak for himself.

[connorbcfc1875]

would all these techniques be included in your average ninjutsu classes?

[SuubUrbanNinja]

The lessons vary from day to day.

[kissrdbc]

dude you awsome

[jarhead1028]

Nice technique

[alexanderthewraith]

These moves do exploit the opponent's inability to direct themselves in an offensive manner. The direction of flow of oncoming attacks is critical in combat.Plus these drills look deceivingly crafted to confuse the would-be attacker! Taijutsu is cool. Peace be with you. Good vids man.

[weloveyoudimebag]

awesome technique, great lesson.

usually when i get that behind the head/under the arm grip ill pull them down into a few high knee strikes before i do the throw, then theres a 0% chance of them resisting once on the floor haha.

i love your style, keep it comin!

[Lonergan666]

I pity all the steroid pumped mma guys who just want to beat the living hell out of each other. Ninjutsu will always win in a real life or death situation against punks from ufc.

[hendrixpornlol]

well said

[rorsy5]

I honestly doubt it. I got an idea get a ninjitsu practitioner to get in even a lightweight mixed martial artisist face (not necesarily UFC) see what happens.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Anything can happen. It could go either way.

[christopher9000p]

All your videos are awesome! It's clear that you've trained long and hard. I'm a black belt in Tae Kwon Do but Ninjutsu really grabs my interest. There are a few schools in my city but I don't have time to train because of work. Anyway, everytime I watch one of your vids it makes me want to learn this incredible art even more!

[medix1983]

yeah, rorsy5 probably tried martial arts for real and got his ass kicked.

[rorsy5]

Lol. I rekon someone with good conditionin could kick these guys asses. Martial arts aren't automatically deadly...I do a martial art and I get my ass kicked regularly by resisting opponents i feel what does and doesn't work, I also return the favour.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

No one is unbeatable, and we never claimed to be, so your comment is just stupid. If you want to feel what works and doesnt work, I welcome you to attend one of our classes and we can go over those issues.

[rorsy5]

pay for my plane ticket?

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Damn , cant you do anything on your own!?

[rorsy5]

Yea, post negative comments on yoru videos apparently, Oh and go to the toilet/wipe my own ass.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Well soon if the disrespect does'nt stop, you will only be able to do one of those things. I usually give the internet martial artist know it alls and a chance before they get blocked. And time is almost up!

[rorsy5]

What is stopping him from throw a hook to your face?

You ever do these at full speed?

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Whats stopping him?? Well he just got poked in his eyes, hit in his groin, then elbowed in the jaw. All in succession, thats what stopped him from throwing a hook to my face. And yes we do these at full speed.

[rorsy5]

no before or as you pke him in the eyes he really isn't just going to stand there while you execute a series of moves.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

If he was trying to grab me, and I poke him in his eyes, before he even thinks about throwing a punch, he would.

[rorsy5]

what if they duck/put hands in the way/they move their head you miss?

[SuubUrbanNinja]

What if this, what if that? There can be an infinite amount of what ifs. Thats why in our training we train to be adaptable to any possibility. Again, I welcome you to come and train with us and we can discuss such issues. Let me know and Ill give you the location and directions.

[rorsy5]

do you train with full resistance, or "alivenes"

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Yes , we do these types of drills on a regular basis.

[rorsy5]

that drill in your video is not full resistance, in fact there is no resistance..

[SuubUrbanNinja]

This video is not a drill, its a technique lesson. Come on man, its a minute and twenty three second video and your trying to pass judgement on everything we do!!!??

[SuubUrbanNinja]

I just checked your channel rosy5, and I see you dont have a damn thing to show for yourself. Not a single video showing what your skills are about. Your like many of the other internet experts, all talk, but no videos showing what they have to offer. So there is no need for us to continue. You're done here kid, take a hike!!

[rorsy5]

do you train full resistance? Out of interest what is your style's lineage? you know as ninjitsu can mean a whole lot of things these days.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

I answered that already, and ninjutsu does mean a few things, like endurence, to endure, stealth etc..

[kiziru]

man you are a total looser xaxaxaxa!!!!!!again and again supporting your mix martial art!!!!CLAIM TO BE NINJUTSU!!!!i really think ho w this will work on me??to many pointless moves!!anyway good luck man,sorry if i was impolite!!! domo arigato gozai mas

[SuubUrbanNinja]

The only loser is you kid. Your the one spending time making silly childish comments. What pointless moves??? Every move had its purpose. You internet martial artist are a trip boy. No ,your not sorry for being impolite, your just a silly kid who has no respect .

[stai12]

This needs to be field tested.Like in ufc/mma or bare knuckle competition.

[flybyguitar]

one of the reasons that ninjutsu isnt commenly seen in the ufc is because it is a pure self defense art, and most techiniques done at full speed should break bones if done correctly, plus it is a do anything to survive technique so a ninjutsu practitioner might forget the rules and poke some eyes out or give some groin shots and not realize it

[rorsy5]

the good old my art is to deadly to use excuse. There were lots of broken bones in the UFCs and I think there was a ninjitsu fighter in the japan vale tudo of 94 or 95 he lost..

[SuubUrbanNinja]

So what does that mean?? Ive seen karate guys lose, bjj guys lose, does that mean their whole style does'nt work?? I mean really guys like you show a look of ignorance when it comes to martial arts.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Steve Jennum did ninjutsu and he won in UFC 4 and 5.

[rorsy5]

pretty sure dan severn won UFC 5 man. But Jennum did win because he didn't fight any of the elimination rounds he was a reserve brought in when someone got injured. It was his first fight of the night everyone else's third. now who's ignorant. P.S please don't sneak up on me in the middle of the night and pully my spine out and stab me with it.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

If you look more closely you will see that I said Steve Jennum won IN ufc 4 and 5 not that he WON the whole UFC competition. He won his matches , understand. So its back on you , Now who's really ignorant.

P.S. I would'nt sneak up on you at night, I'd just walk past you in broad daylight and turn around and punch you in the back of your neck and knock you out.( NINJA STYLE)

[rorsy5]

EH, I could do that, hardly ninja style. Your plot should involve some sort of poisoned blade. Before you kill me could you show me some of the scripts matsumi has?

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Eh, yes , you could do that, but I thought to do it 1st. That is ninja style, taking the unfair shot. If Matsumi has them, how could I show them to you, would'nt it be him that would show them to you?! LOL

[rorsy5]

if they actually existed? What is oyur style of ninjitsu's lineage?

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Thats something you'd have to argue with Hatsumi about, not me.

[SACREDFIREDOJOSHOW]

Once again I can see your knowledge is deep. Thank you for sharing.

[christwarrior56]

very good sensei God bless

[redneckninjanc]

Legality....

You put your hands on me with a spirit of malace, and the law be damned.

Survival.

Osu, my Koga Brothers.

[Crowinsight]

Thanks for the excellent tip!*bow*

[genbukanninja]

pretty good vid, althogh to many strikes after the inital block 1 or 2 strikes would sufice. AS for the throw you need to position yourself so that you are not using your body strength, because if your opponent was resisting the throw you probabky would be able to perform that particular one. BUT it that throw fails just variate the throw to something else as my sensei would say.

[EJS7708]

what style of ninjutsu is this?

it dosent look like bujinkan...

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Indeed, its not bujinkan. Its "way of the winds" Koga ryu.

[jeffblacc]

oh yes koga ryu is very impressive i want 2 learn this and iga ryu

[maceioninjutsu]

i spoke with u early from chicago from the 773 number, u are a good guy and i enjoyed conversing with u. people listen, im in the bujinkan ive been in it for years. i believe this koga ryu is the real deal, his ryu line is from fijuita of the koga ryu. the other koga ryu's i have my doubts. in the void i remain a shadow flowing threw the wind, i leave u with this my friend: shikinharamitsu dokomyo...

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Thanks, It was good speaking with you as well.

[samrocks726]

Constructive criticism: From 1st response 2the grab, and on, I think the attacker isnt reactin realistically. After 1st response 2 grab, I think attacker wud pull back (expected 2 grab, instead hand is whirled around & down. brain: wtf! ah!). From then on, attacker is not "acting" well enough (not taking on psychology of real person). These nuanced responses will change the dynamic from moment 2 moment. Incorporating that realistic psych. will lead 2 developing more realistic taijutsu IMHO=)

[jackbuttking4]

Are you retarted, he's the ninjutsu master not you. Clearly you're too stupid to realize that this is just ONE thing you can do in a situation like this and the goal of this video is to get you familiar with the concept of ninjutsu. If you're so good upload your own videos.

[samrocks726]

Wow. Quite a hostile response to my constr. criticism! jeeez. I liked the opening, and the throw was well done!

I just think between the claw 2 the eyes and the throw, the moves were either A) excessive and/or B)attacker was just standing there taking punishment (I think in real life he'd at least be stumbling away shielding his head)

Y all that in between? Y not claw the eyes then throw? Is it 2 keep him stunned? Maybe this is a vessel to teach all the strikes/moves in the middle?

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Yes , its to keep them stunned and confused.

[undeadbrood]

over complicated, he could have got him after the claw strike. but very good still

[MurderforSkate]

i wonna learn that !!!

and more!!!

[genin69]

yeah it seems a bit excessive for someone who just wanted to grab you.. maybe he wanted to pull you out the way of an oncoming car or somethin.. legally the amount of damage you do must constitute the lethality of the attack..

[SuubUrbanNinja]

Or maybe he wanted to grab me and then pull out his knife and gut me, or punch me in the face.

[genin69]

I would have to agree with you on that one.. if he wanted to grab you and THEN gut you with his knife he hould be slapped senseless like that just for his stupidity alone.. but then again. dont go grabbing guys with a black belt and a black gi... :P

[Bujinkult]

Reminiscent of Kata Dante.

[AikiNinja1]

Did you speed up the video or are you really that fast?:-) OOOOuuss Shadid Sensei, I'm joking & that was a nice technique. Looking good for an old man:-)!!!!