Ninjutsu Taijutsu(empty hand Combat) 2

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Basic Taijutsu techniques

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• Ninjutsu
• Taijutsu
• empty
• hand
• ninjitsu
• self
• defense

[Ironhideunlimited]

Well these moves sure are pretty showy.. I'm not meaning to offend by this but often the simple way is the best way, block/deflect and counter immediately in the shortest amount of time possible. But that's just me and these moves look good for completely finishing an opponent on his first attack with several strikes of your own.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

@Ironhideunlimited You have to understand that attackers can put up resistance, some can take a hit, so a block, deflect counter may not go as you expected then what? So we have multiple strikes in succession leading up to the finisher that minimize him regaining and resisting.

[cagedraptor]

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 skill. Same thing here. It may not work exactly but who would do it exactly that way? Train, practice and learn. Then add resistance not while your demostrating or learning.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

@cagedraptor exactly, Finally some one who knows about dojo training. Thank you.

[D3mang3l]

One thing anyone witnessing or teaching techniques of any martial art should be aware of is that techniques as taught and displayed are hardly if ever followed to the letter in the event of an actually conflict.

One of the most common ploys of the wanabe expert of the martial arts is to pick apart a taught technique and show its flaws as if this shows that the wanabe is an expert.

[SuubUrbanNinja]

well said.

[junnexgolem]

the other guy grew an arm O_O

[MrHenZ117]

In wing chun we learn to take down an opponent the quikest way possible eg, som1 hooks you do a tan sao som1 straight punches you do a woo sao al of these simple techniques are very affective. But hey every martial art is different ..

[nofd1977]

I like it bro, could incorporate some of this into my JKD training for sure!

[th4Guy77]

I hate ignorant people that belive that martial arts only defend against direct attacks and don't teach how to attack directly.

[tsoppannos]

ist that judo throws?

[mahziel]

ALL martial arts taught in a modern dojo are flashy for the purpose of competitions. The flashier the move the more points if it is followed through successfully. Anything made up on the spot will lose points (except freeform where points are earnt based on successful blows and where they land)

Historically speaking techniques were very freeform and simple.

In short: good stuff dude keep it up.

[abzmullet]

awesome stuff bro!

[Terriss0421]

@cagedraptor The more you sweat in the dojo, the less you bleed in the street.

[halfhausaman]

people come on demos and complain about multiple strike demos but forget that in a real fight just ONE of those strikes would probably end it especially that elbow