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I can answer questions about ninja and samurai history, tradition, philosophy and training. This includes queries about ninjutsu skills, taijutsu (unarmed lessons), budogu (weapons lessons), warriorship, and my personal experiences with the martial arts. [Please, No Private Questions.]
Bujinkan budo taijutsu
Togakure ryu ninjutsu
Gyokko ryu kosshijutsu
Koto ryu koppojutsu
Kukishinden Happo Biken,
Takagi Yoshin ryu jujutsu
Shinden Fudo ryu dakentaijutsu,
and more...
Organizations
Bujinkan Dojo Shidoshi Kai Instructors Association (1991 - present)
American Shidoshi Kai (see www.shidoshikai.com ) (1997 - present)
Publications
Ninja Magazine [Writer] (1986)
Sanmyaku USA [Associate Editor] (1992-1997)
Ninpo: Wisdom for Life [Book Publisher, available Amazon.com] (1998)
Kihon Newsletter (1999-2003) [Writer, available kihon.com/newsletter]
Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Master of Arts Degree
Awards and Honors
Shidoshi Instructors license (1991)
Shihan title (2003)
Bujinkan Dojo Shidoshi Kai Instructors Association (1991 - present)
American Shidoshi Kai (see www.shidoshikai.com ) (1997 - present)
Publications
Ninja Magazine [Writer] (1986)
Sanmyaku USA [Associate Editor] (1992-1997)
Ninpo: Wisdom for Life [Book Publisher, available Amazon.com] (1998)
Kihon Newsletter (1999-2003) [Writer, available kihon.com/newsletter]
Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Master of Arts Degree
Awards and Honors
Shidoshi Instructors license (1991)
Shihan title (2003)
Ninja Magazine [Writer] (1986)
Sanmyaku USA [Associate Editor] (1992-1997)
Ninpo: Wisdom for Life [Book Publisher, available Amazon.com] (1998)
Kihon Newsletter (1999-2003) [Writer, available kihon.com/newsletter]
Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Master of Arts Degree
Awards and Honors
Shidoshi Instructors license (1991)
Shihan title (2003)
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Master of Arts Degree
Awards and Honors
Shidoshi Instructors license (1991)
Shihan title (2003)
Shidoshi Instructors license (1991)
Shihan title (2003)
| User | Date | K | C | P | Comments |
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| nishant | 05/29/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| Niel | 01/21/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| nora | 08/27/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| prashant | 06/12/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| Travis Wisdom | 03/23/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks you very much. |
Years ago, I read an article by Bruce Lee and M. Uyehara called "Bruce Lee's Speed Training." It was a nice piece that described some training drills. Here are two that I remember: Candle Drill Light
In the martial arts we sometimes speak of "hiding in plain sight." The concept is to basically blend in with your environment. Here are some quick ideas: -. Dress in colors that are common to the people
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Hello Nishant, Your original question was: "2) daito ryu aiki jutsu a part of ninjutsu so have not study it separately" My answer is: "No, Daito ryu aiki jutsu is NOT a part..." Furthermore

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