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- Bujinkan - Reddit
Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu Exploring the Essence of the Martial Arts by Alex Esteve- a beautiful beginners introduction that really shows the heart of training Great essays by Shihan
- Why is the Bujinkan and Ninjutsu so poorly regarded in the . . . - Reddit
Why is the Bujinkan and ninjutsu so poorly regarded in the martial arts community? I've been practising it for two years and found that a lot of other arts (karate, kendo, juijutsu, etc) think very poorly of the Bujinkan One senior kendo teacher once said something along the line that they (the Bujinkan) "don't understand proper swordsmanship"
- Is Bujinkan a scam? : r martialarts - Reddit
Is Bujinkan a scam? I'm finally financially stable enough to get back into formally training in a dojo again, but unfortunately the one I used to train in has closed in the last 2 years while I was unable to afford it However, what I trained was probably closer to a performance art (drunken boxing) than legitimate self defense or sport level
- Is Bujinkan at its best something worth learning? - Reddit
Bujinkan, at its best, is very effective and principles-based That is to say, you learn the principle of the limits of a certain joint, and then learn 100 ways to exploit that in grips, throws, locks, weapon attacks, disarmament, and take downs
- Why is there so much discussion regarding the history of Bujinkan?
So the Bujinkan in a modern martial art that is based on builds off of the traditional 9 schools This can be important in Japanese circles for legitimacy and potential recognition from the government
- Bujinkan and misinformation : r Bujinkan - Reddit
The Bujinkan itself is a hall of mirrors and full of disinformation Perhaps because Hatsumi is actually crazy and doesn't give af Or perhaps he is practicing some high level spycraft to hide in plain sight Who knows
- Understanding bujinkan movement : r Bujinkan - Reddit
Hello everyone! I'm not a bujinkan practitioner, but regularly come across people posting bujinkan video clips They have left me wondering about the bujinkan way of movement Bujinkan (and maybe some other japanese martial arts? not sure) has a really distinct way of movement Really low and bladed stances, extended end positions, almost stiff looking (ok probably the wrong word, but my
- I need advice regarding Bujinkan and to vent a little - Reddit
I am very grateful to Bujinkan because of the teachings I received there, its a good martial art to keep the body healthy, enhance body-perception and combat strategy
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