Ninjutsu: Strikes , Elbows & Throws

Ninjutsu techniques using, strikes together with elbows and throws.

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[lilcam97]

hi i was wondering how do i know if i would be more suited to krav maga or ninjutsu? ive been looking into doing nijutsu lately, but recently i have found out about krav maga and suddenly im unsure what i would be more suited at. can u help me?

[SuubUrbanNinja]

@lilcam97 Krav maga is good as well. Its tailored for street combat like our system is. All ninjutsu schools dont teach street tailor defense. So thats what I look for If I were you. If you visit a Ninjutsu school in your area and see them teaching as if your defending against some one from ancient japan instead of some one from the Streets of NY, LA, ATL, etc.. then go with Krav Maga or find a school that teaches Ninjutsu with a street application.

[416256363]

ninjutsu is greatly effective after at least 10 years training

muay thai is more effective in the short run

because your constantly sparring and actually hitting pads

where as in ninjutsu your only trying the moves in slow motion with a rediculas stance

that will get you killed on the streets

ive tried both and this is what ive learned...

[SuubUrbanNinja]

I guess it depends on what dojo you learn at. At my dojo we hit pads and we also do what I call Combat mode training. This is where one student attacks another in a combat real fashion and the other has to defend themselves in combat mode , no stopping, no slow motion, they must attempt to execute their technques at close to combat speed thus preparing them for a real confrontation. So perhaps the dojo you learned at was lacking.

[jagai]

Ninjutsu is more about evasion, throws, nerve strikes , and quick take downs whereas Muay Thai is more about strikes and kicks. Ninjutsu does what other martial arts do except with less effort. Muay Thai does everything with ridiculous show and uses much more energy than needed. Your choice: do twice the work and get half the results with Muay Thai? Or with Ninjutsu, do half the work and twice the results,

[lamichael19]

@lilcam97 Krav Maga uses an M 16 as a weapon?. idk if u walk around with one but krav maga, its pretty sexy as well as ninjustu

[TheUsmc29]

Is there a place i could learn this in washington?

[TheSilatiger]

from sports styles,judo,thai ,boxin etc you learn the dynamics of fightin,it teaches you to read,react properly.From combat styles you learn the best techniques for the street and from traditional the best health and mental control i.e breathing,focusin,meditation.H­avin done these I would recommend all of the above to be a well rounded martial artist

[pasisalonen74]

@lilcam97 hello from finland i was a student for some years in spain with ruy san and i learned that ninjutsu isnt a street fighting its just a way to protect your self not for braging t pasi

[widugeist]

@jagai

You had me until you started talking smack about Muay Thai. Everything you said about Muay Thai is ill informed as it is a phenomenal martial art. I have a high regard for Ninjutsu which does in fact have all of the techniques of MMA and then some. However, the problem with most (but not all) Ninjutsu schools is that they do not train full contact and only do compliant training. If they incorperated MMA style sparring into their regime it would be an unstoppable martial art.

[jahjahgo]

Damn that just beatifull and bad ass im sure i Start it asap !

[Reido2828]

@SuubUrbanNinja

DO Bujikan schools teach you street defense? I heard they teach you knife defense, gun defense and different ways to stop an attacker using taijutsu?

[ItalianMuscle88]

where did u learn ninjutsu?

[ToraJutsu01]

Your technique is pretty good mate, you should consider cross training in judo. I started with a judo basis and from their my Jujutsu/Ninjutsu training progressed fast. the sports grappling really helps you "flow", it will make all your throws much easier. Just my two cents worth, but i recommend it to anyone who studies a japanese MA w/ grappling in it. Seriously worth the effort, even if you never compete or grade.

[ToraJutsu01]

@416256363 IMO: Muay thai will teach you to strike much better than ninjutsu in the short term, also much better elbows and knees. But remember there is more to fighting. If you want to do ninjutsu, you should first become proficient at judo and muay thai, so that you have the practical grappling and striking base, then go for the more arty forms of martial art. It takes an exceptional teacher to teach a student good ninjutsu, it takes a normal thai coach to teach good MT because of the sparring