The Reason to Fight

and for the love of martial arts! : )

luv the video btw. :D

E.g. Aikido (handlocks) cannot be simply mastered passing white & orange belt test; and BO fighting in brown belt. What is missing in that art is- no real identity, no tradition and no spiritual training, etc.
So I learn 1 art at a time. After Ninja-Do, I so-called completed my TKD syllabus and is currently learning the Kyokushin Karate style of fighting.
But ultimately, depending on you're looking for really. If you just need some form of exercise....then any martial art can do. Cheers

Im from the pioneer batch of Ninja-Do students, in 1985. Though I achieved my black belt, I continued to see more Do than any Ninja as I still feel funny why it is called Ninja-Do.
Ninja-Do was fanciful during my era and grew quickly. We could easily see 1 to 2 hundred students in centralized grading.
IMO, "Ninja-do" gives you a flavour of popular martial arts but doesn't train you to really master any. For 1 simple reason - none of the skills are shelf-created.

hey! im interested in joining. can gimme some info? like schedules, costs, grading fee, equipments needed and such?

nice im frm chc too. lols jus bored n watched it

yo max, aloysius here! when is the next kotc?

How are u related to Douglas and Jason btw?

So where's the KOTC fight ? who was on the card anyway , SG fighters or foreigners ? Anyone has the results of the event anywhere ?

I agree. I give credit for having the gonads to step into a KOTC match, but based on the sparring footage, skill and technique leaves alot to be desired. Grappling and ground skills are required in any MMA event these days. Is the KOTC match on youtube?

im interested in ninjado..can anyone tell me the address of sensei max dojo...