Ninjutsu weapon: Kyoketsu Shoge: part 1 (spins, grapples, targeting)

This is an excerpt from Kyu 1 of the Bujinkan black belt video course "Basics of Ninja Training" from www.Ninja-Learning-Network.com. (Instant Download, DVD or Blu-ray.)

Sensei Roemke demonstrates some basic concepts for training with the Kyoketsu Shoge. This traditional Japanese weapon was a metal ring on rope with another metal blade-like weapon at the other end of the rope. Plastic components are used for training purposes in modern Bujinkan practice. This video introduces concepts to learn how to spin, throw, target and grapple against an opponent for self-defense purposes. The next video "Kyoketsu Shoge: Part 2 Capturing" will show how to send a loop along the length of the rope to "capture" a target at the other end of the rope.

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• bujinkan
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• taijutsu
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[fly2z]

hi my real name is nadir and first of asll i have to say that u guyz are amazing and u guyz helped me a lot and second i wanted to ask u if u could make a video on how to train to increase our stamina and stuff like that evasion,etc. And also i was thinking if u guyz could make more vids on disarming and stuff(deffense), im asking this since people dont only use their knives and guns they have another hand so they can do something too , i dont kno if u got me but yh it would help me

[erikbeman]

very similar to chinese ropedart, great usage, good video

[erikbeman]

very similar to chinese ropedart

[nightbird720]

Nice video

[kamiyamashinobisha]

Nice work.. My opinion would be to lighten up the weight or ring, get a much thinner cord.. so it is more historical and you can get the 'feel' of how it was used.. watching what you are doing your technique is way way to slow for pragmatic real time use. Again nice work.

[hammermill1970]

great video....

[bujinfremont]

Great video guys.



[23mavcat]

you keep making these videos and I'll keep clicking favorite!

[68chino83]

Ah yes very nice I was waiting for u guys to do this one! Very cool defiantly going to stay tuned in for the second part

[NinjutsuLives]

The kyoketsu shoge was always a very interesting weapon to me. Great video.