Zenshin Self-Defense Academy

No such thing as too late. I'm 44 and just starting my training in Kobudo (ninjitsu)

You all seem to be a bunch of whinning children. Everyone in Ninjitsu seems to thing their way is the only way. Man up and get over it. I started in this style a few months back, with Manaka's head student. ( he's in Dayton Ohio), I live in Indiana and train with a group here and travel to Oh...

If something as little as some music, which you could just mute, stops you from getting a video you are most likely not going to get one anyway. I am training with Manaka's top student right now and haven't seen these videos before. Another student has the entire series so I'll be watching them...

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 sk...

In general Korean martial arts are neither original or practical. Just take a martial art that is already established, add a lot of flashy kicks, unrealistic motion and dramatics and poof, Korean martial art is created.

this is a demo of the tech not an all out brawl. Of course it may be unreal as a street fight, but isn't any demonstration of any art. I train Aikido and have been for over 7 yrs now. Along with extensive training in Bjj, Kali and now beginning in Kobudo (ninjitsu). I tell you these Aikido te...

I have watched your 5 videos and have enjoyed them. I have training in Aikido, Bjj, and Kali. Among others that I dabble with and find that combining everything is much better than trying to make one style fit everything. As in Kajukenbo you allow many ways to form a better and more complete w...

your instruction on these video, although without words, are well demonstrated. Have training in Aikido and find these video to be very well made and worth the time and effort to enjoy. I think that any Aikidoist would be well advsed to check them out. In short Loved Em.

This is Richard from Kokomo (may not remember me) anyway was at UFC119. Nice to see you up there. Michelle and I both were yelling for Sean. Of course was tossing out Clingerman chant as well. Congrads on everything.

I enjoy watching all the video that AikiTV has placed on youtube. Well made, great technique and all around fantastic level of skill. I am an Aikidoist, among other arts, so I enjoy watching arts that are "family".

Come from a small town in Indiana (Kokomo) and I have trained with a lot of martial artist, fighters and non-fighters, and have found few to none that have that kind of conditioning training. Looks like it would be effective, where are all you at in my town? Come find me. Lets train.

enjoyed, will make a nice addition to training. Thanks

Went to UFC119, had a blast. Sad that Cro Cop lost. James Clingerman (one of my old BJJ instrctors) had a fighter there, fought Mark Hunt and won by the way. Anyway just wanted to say Hello to James and all the guys at IBBJ.

One day I hope that martial artist will all realize a punch is a punch, kick is a kick, a lock is a lock. Reguardless as to weather it is some one from Brazil, America, Asia, Europe, etc. doing it. ALL martial arts are the same atleast at a basic level no matter where they came from or who i...

Annvp72 you need to research Muay Thai a little more, nothing like them. Nothing wrong with instep kicks if you develop them but more chance of breaking or hurting your foot using them. Thai kicks use the larger, stronger bones in the lower leg Shin kicks. Any style or skill will work as lon...

who cares where it came from, they seem to be enjoying it. BJJ did come from Judo however, just look at the line back to the original instructor that went to Brazil, he was a JUDO instructor. But really everyone needs to enjoy and quit with all the Bjj vs JJJ. It isn't the art or style that is...

slight variation as to the way I was taught. I was taught to create more of an opening to allow opponent to be drawn in, as well we swing the bo around on the last strike to the ankle area. But then again I am very new to this style. Please don't take this as an evaluation of this video or t...