001 Colin Curwood and Paul lugg, Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu.

First in a series of videos with Colin Curwood(6th dan) and Paul Lugg(1st dan) on taijutsu. Enjoy and learn about this art.

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Education

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• taijutsu.Paul Lugg
• colin curwood
• 001
• bujinkan
• taijutsu
• budo
• ninjutsu
• ninja

[ARDUNNO]

............is there a manual for training from novice to black belt? ....is there a 'book' to follow or does it just depend what dojo you go to, as to what you learn? Also, is it possible to get my ahnds on a full list of the japanese terminology and enlish meaning? I am learning some of the phrases etc.... but can only find bits online....

[Paullugg]

@ARDUNNO Me and Colin are working on a website for the white dragon dojo and we will be doing videos by kyu grade and other stuff and yes there will be a book as you call it.

[theuglyninja]

thanks colin thanks paul cant wait for the rest

[Paullugg]

@theuglyninja Hello mr ugly, How are things with you these days?

[gorsmxng]

the amount of control that you have over your opponent in this art is simply outstanding 

[Arteanor]

@colincurwood

"On the other side of things, there are Ninjutsu schools included in the Bujinkan, so is the tagging totally wrong?"

Funnily enough, this is the EXACT PROBLEM i have with calling it ninjutsu....

 those schools ARE NOT NINJUTSU at all....

or rather, if they are, there has never been any evidence brought forth to prove it....

this is actually my biggest issue with calling any part of it ninjutsu...

because we can't even see ANY ninjutsu at all...

[colincurwood]

@Arteanor Funnily enough I agree with you completely & it does annoy the hell out of me. Paul did the tagging & I believe I've explained the reasons why. However, if you watch this video series you will find I do not say Ninjutsu anywhere through it. On the other side of things, there are Ninjutsu schools included in the Bujinkan, so is the tagging totally wrong? I'll leave all th e stealth rubbish to the myriad of people who like to do that.

[Arteanor]

@colincurwood

'I believe that I pointed out that I do not consider the Bujinkan to be based on Ninjutsu either'

not to me you didn't... mind sharing the why for that?

"In fact you would not have found them if you weren't using that search. '

related videos is a search now?

i only keep following a trail until i run out of idiots claiming this shit is ninjutsu...

do you think people advertising, MARKETING their bjk dojo's as ninjutsu is fraudulent??

does MA fraud bother you? it bugs me...

[colincurwood]

@Arteanor I believe that I pointed out that I do not consider the Bujinkan to be based on Ninjutsu either. My main personal style come from Gyokko Ryu, Koto Ryu & Takagi Yoshin Ryu. However thanks to people in the early days - which has perpetuated, most people still refer to the Bujinkan as Ninjutsu. Therefore these instructional videos would not have been found by the people who need some decent instruction.

In fact you would not have found them if you weren't using that search.

[Arteanor]

@Paullugg

i see the tags and the titlepage that precedes the video...

they both say ninjutsu...

but there is absolutely none in this video... or in the bujinkan.... do you have a reason why you titlepaged this video as ninjutsu when it doesn't show any???

[Paullugg]

@zombiekicker Me and Colin First started with Rodger Barrington. We are 2 of the 8 main students trained by him all those years ago. Rodger was one of the first British guys to be train by Hatsumi as he was so big like Mr Hayes. Hatsumi Called him Big Dragon. Others from the main 8 are now high level within the bujinkan. Our old dojo was The Big Dragon Dojo of Exeter uk, Hard training in those days.

[Paullugg]

@zombiekicker Are you talking about Paul or Colin?