ChosunNinja(The Fraud) Technique Analysis

In this video... I give analysis of ChosunNinja's technique. I show how ChosunNinja makes beginner moves, and is teaching techniques that don't work.(Especially since you're not really controlling or dominating your opponent, just delivering simple strikes and then being exposed afterwards) I am sure he will try to get this video taken down, because as we have seen in the past the "Humble ChosunNinja" isn't so humble. And cannot stand someone criticizing him in a constructive manner.
Thank you for watching.

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  • @clownbaby7224
    @clownbaby72245 жыл бұрын

    How can anyone not watch these, they are great. You and master wong should have an old school wing chun vs ninjitsu showdown. On a rooftop.

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael12 жыл бұрын

    @DJYoshaBYD Btw, does this 'cqc'-technique strike you as a very, very, veeeery feeble attempt at pangamut?

  • @Smokie1306
    @Smokie130612 жыл бұрын

    @abathory sry for my bad english but did you mean the Wing Chung Principe?

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael12 жыл бұрын

    @DJYoshaBYD We've got competition fighters sparring in a seperate corner during class. You can barely hear the instructor from the noise of those 'wrist excercises'.

  • @zaxarion
    @zaxarion11 жыл бұрын

    What martial art do you practice?

  • @raysetiger285
    @raysetiger28512 жыл бұрын

    and how would that work if they were facing say a 45 digrees like in most comfortable fighting stances (or they just need to even only start evading from a foward stance) with a high guard, youd probly just bounce of them. It relys to much on the placement of the second arm (the one youre atempting to trap with your elbow) to be a viable combat technique

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael12 жыл бұрын

    @DJYoshaBYD I like it how he has his head as if he wants to see the stick coming down (or up) before it cracks his skull. :-)

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael11 жыл бұрын

    I've seen material of BSS in action during competition. It's not just a claim. You keep tuned in on his channel and you will see for yourself once he uploaded his fight vid.

  • @ikkedikke9197
    @ikkedikke919712 жыл бұрын

    btw loved the yellow/orange belt in your videos

  • @Surielis
    @Surielis11 жыл бұрын

    Yeah, it really blows my mind to see it! And I must admit I have very little martial arts experience but I at least look for the real thing. I intend to continue my martial studies once I get the time and money, you know? And thank you so much! So do you my friend

  • @nicvaco
    @nicvaco13 жыл бұрын

    LOFL at 1:20, the bird/gull starts harping each time he says "here" for the next few seconds, and it sounds like a baby cooing! I thought you had added that for comedic effect, but it seems that even the birds are making fun of Nintaijutsu!!!!!! hahahahahaaaaahahahaaa how wonderful!!!!

  • @jcfernandez27
    @jcfernandez2711 жыл бұрын

    And remember as my Master told me, dont challenge anyone just to prove your style is better than them, let them challenge you and that is the time you will show your ability to them, as my experience..most of the guys that challenge me, either goes to the hospital or went home regretting they challenge me....and later want to be my student......goodluck....guys...

  • @gekiryudojo
    @gekiryudojo12 жыл бұрын

    lol! even the seagull was Laughing 1:18

  • @jcfernandez27
    @jcfernandez2711 жыл бұрын

    I agree....

  • @CYM2407
    @CYM240712 жыл бұрын

    @BlackShinobiShozoku Do you have the link for the Takenouchi Ryu multiple randoori, please? Sodium, try living somewhere other than under a bridge, and maybe upload videos of your own since you clearly are a superior sempai.

  • @joe848484
    @joe84848412 жыл бұрын

    I definitely want to charge in with my hands down so I have an excuse to headbutt my opponent, like I saw in those movies.

  • @Surielis
    @Surielis11 жыл бұрын

    Congrats, you have also succeeded in sounding exactly like Greg.

  • @skymilesdc5
    @skymilesdc512 жыл бұрын

    i agree

  • @Sammyboy24s
    @Sammyboy24s10 жыл бұрын

    buddy look it up you can see his background legit.

  • @idm071
    @idm07113 жыл бұрын

    ChosunNinja always recommends his viewers to get a professional instructor in real life if they want to learn.

  • @KosanGM96
    @KosanGM9611 жыл бұрын

    a Really master of ninjutsu not speaking ill (bad) of others. Sorry because my english is so bad but ashamed to hear people who call themselves teachers, speaking ill of others.

  • @captjack5169
    @captjack516912 жыл бұрын

    @BlackShinobiShozoku I think the question should actually be, are you bored and need something to do?

  • @mortalkombat6895
    @mortalkombat68954 жыл бұрын

    From the inside slap do not go to the inside combine it with speed and stealth it is kalled the kuji kiri it will cause him to forget about his next move and you immediately go for the outside slap it will cause his arm to retract and from there you fall on top of him keep in mind that in closed quarters Kombat footwork means nothing what I mean by kuji karim is you scream at him at the same time

  • @erikbird5221
    @erikbird522110 жыл бұрын

    hi how are you BlackShinobiShozoku . no need to get on the deffensive this is just a simple question without malice . how many real fights have you been in. off the matt

  • @Shizuiki
    @Shizuiki12 жыл бұрын

    what i meant by error is like if that technique didnt work you would have other techniques to back it up, if you know what i mean.

  • @yin69mizumaki
    @yin69mizumaki12 жыл бұрын

    This is a self defense moved design from people who is either in rage or does not know how to fight plus he didn't mention you need to do it fast before your enemy catchs the movement

  • @jcfernandez27
    @jcfernandez2711 жыл бұрын

    I agree.............bow..........

  • @Surielis
    @Surielis11 жыл бұрын

    Yeah and he also tried ti assimilate Aikido. However, I haven't seen anymore Nintaijutsu Kido videos after I called him on stealing from Aikido.

  • @ErdalEyican
    @ErdalEyican13 жыл бұрын

    @BlackShinobiShozoku yes, so even if you would make a straight attack your vulnerable, attacking without getting vulnerable is simply when your attack succeeds enough that the opponent cant react on it. But ah well whatever works I like this one tough.

  • @Meteorman312
    @Meteorman31212 жыл бұрын

    he is leaning foward because he is capitalizing on the enemies mistake as much as possible

  • @CYM2407
    @CYM240711 жыл бұрын

    @jcfernandez - I'm not adding to his "views" - this is a clip exposing Chosun / Park's dangerous idiocy and fraudulent claims. I'm contributing to this video being suggested as a related video by YT so that the truth is presented. I train in koryu based techs, so if I'm fighting I'm at war. In war, biting, gouging and anything else necessary will be used against my attacker. (My sensei is part of a koryu, but at present I'm not). BSS and Michael both train in legit MA.

  • @Surielis
    @Surielis11 жыл бұрын

    Flowing like a river is not the point of Martial Arts. That is only for some styles. Also, BlackShinobiShozoku never claimed to be a master. The only one claiming to be a master is ChosunNinja.

  • @Warkiam
    @Warkiam13 жыл бұрын

    @ErdalEyican No, if you know basic boxing, you'd know your first line of defense is always your footwork. Therefore, if you don't throw yourself completely off balance, as Greg does, you will always be able to utilise your footwork. Handwork then becomes a simply matter of covering. I'm not even going to go into how traditional martial arts actually cover while attacking.

  • @CobraKaiNoMercy
    @CobraKaiNoMercy13 жыл бұрын

    You should speak to Ninjaspot, he actually tried fighting some Aikido people using these techniques and well it didn't go so well, but now is training in a legit dojo :). One would be foolish to learn things online and expect them to work without real-life application. As a former practicioner of Jeet Kune Do, and Judo(my dojo closed down and my sensei moved back to Japan :( ), these techniques will get you seriously hurt in a real life fight. - Rev

  • @72JeanYves
    @72JeanYves12 жыл бұрын

    Even with my limited experience in martial arts even I can see that this Chosun ninja guy is arrogant and has no idea. A true master from what I have seen on here of all styles is one who has no need to move much, lets the technique do the work.

  • @ninpo4life
    @ninpo4life12 жыл бұрын

    @hellwolf882 In a forward roll, a dive-roll can be performed and much distance can be covered (I've covered 14 feet, I know people who've done nearly twice that). However if you're doing a regular backroll, there's a limit to how much distance you can cover. That is a fact, not an opinion. I can make a private video and show you. Doing a backwards roll while not watching your opponent is extremely risky. I'm not an expert in the martial arts, but I know what is practical and what isn't.

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael13 жыл бұрын

    @abathory View 'Frans Stroeven's Pangamut Movie'. You'll see how it should be done.

  • @Surielis
    @Surielis11 жыл бұрын

    He also made a video responding to one of my videos after 4 months where he just did a bunch of hornblowing for his good deeds, called me a child of Satan, and said he bets none of us do good deeds like him.

  • @mikewilloms
    @mikewilloms11 жыл бұрын

    he dose responds. didn't you see his new video responding to shiccom. (note- shiccom has not talked to greg in over 2 years and been not on youtube) it's almost too sad to watch him anymore.

  • @CYM2407
    @CYM240711 жыл бұрын

    7 years and you don't mention ki-ken-tai-ichi? It might be semantics, but for me ki is spirit / mind / heart, kiai is the "shout" (in quotes as there's far more to it than could be done justice in a YT comment box), and zanshin is awareness. There's some of your translation in it, but again, not enough room in a YT comment box. As BSS says, Kendo is a sport. You try to win via point(s) scored, therefore it is a sport, no matter how esoteric the decisions regarding scoring are.

  • @captjack5169
    @captjack516912 жыл бұрын

    @Hirolndo16 Ok so we are both wrong then. Aikido is clearly not a useless art, and Segal clearly is not one of your favorite actors, which is fine. Your opinion is noted, and you are welcome to it. I have far more respect for Aikido than I do for Segal. When speak of an open mind you must also follow the path if you expect others too. Put simple call Aikido useless is a baseless statement. It may work for one and may not for another. All lessons of life point to this.

  • @vinegaroon1
    @vinegaroon113 жыл бұрын

    @mando91614 Japan has historically seen Korea as a possible threat, often describing Korea as 'a gun, aimed at the heart of Japan.' This feeling has caused the Japanese to seek to colonize and/or otherwise control the Korean peninsula when ever possible. Japan doesn't want a strong Korea, nor do they want any other outside power to ever gain control over Korea. (This is overlooked currrently, since the US (meaning Israel!) currently is in total control of both Korea and Japan.)

  • @mikewilloms
    @mikewilloms11 жыл бұрын

    yeah, we all saw it. and greg said he was just trolling to avoid that ass kicking form Micahel213

  • @ninpo4life
    @ninpo4life12 жыл бұрын

    @hellwolf882 Disregard my last reply to your comment, I misunderstood you. I thought you meant that you hadn't seen much or any good techniques from me (like you were defending Greg), but I understand that you were saying you hadn't seen much or any name calling, etc from me. Which is correct, I'm not the kind of debator who resorts to name calling. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael11 жыл бұрын

    Anything may succeed when your partner is just standing there to receive whatever it is you launch at him. If you want to know whether something will work train alive. Meaning add some natural movement to the mix and have your partner react the way he normally would.

  • @ninpo4life
    @ninpo4life12 жыл бұрын

    @hellwolf882 That's true, if an opponent attacks with enough force, of course your kneecap will be broken. My point is, if your knees are caved in like Greg's, the knees are already on their way to being broken, you just have to help them and they will break in a heartbeat. Trust me. If you can't see your opponent the whole time you roll, there's a good chance you're screwed. Look at my channel, at my rolls. My eyes never leave the camera. That is a tactical roll. Cont.

  • @hotpopcorncake
    @hotpopcorncake11 жыл бұрын

    Not just that someone starting Martial art this won't work or anything. they walking towards a right punch to the face...many things could go wrong

  • @johndoe-ru8mu
    @johndoe-ru8mu12 жыл бұрын

    @ninjamixer wow, thats bad considering choson will give black belts to anyone without giving people the official black belt certification test that comes with all the paperwork.

  • @ninpo4life
    @ninpo4life12 жыл бұрын

    @hellwolf882 Are you aware of the long-term joint damage caused by bad posture? Are you aware of the fact that standing with your knees caved in (as Greg is) allows your opponent to break your kneecap easily? Do you know how to roll without your eyes ever leaving your opponent? If not then falling back and rolling backwards will get you attacked while you're not watching your opponent. If you are defending Greg in any way, you have much to learn about combat.

  • @mikewilloms
    @mikewilloms11 жыл бұрын

    yes, in Tae kwon do

  • @CYM2407
    @CYM240711 жыл бұрын

    Sensei Threadgill's ryu - very nice. Ganbatte!

  • @Toltecatl
    @Toltecatl12 жыл бұрын

    @DJYoshaBYD OK,done I just dug a bit into the ChosonNinja hate and it's kinda scary but now I see where you all are coming from so I'll just leave it at this: I DISAGREE. I've been working out and sometimes practiced with students and Senseis of Aikido and Kendo for the past 5 years and ALL of them are immersed in the traditions, form, definitions, etc.Master Park shows the CONCEPTS to apply in a real life conflict and.. well to each his own but I'd channel my energy away from the hate.Respect2U

  • @Alex198395
    @Alex1983958 жыл бұрын

    If he is a real martial artist. You should teach your students like this. Teach your students to use their head first, instead of fist.

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael12 жыл бұрын

    @DJYoshaBYD Maybe it's too far fetched. But see the video above.

  • @forkliftwizard
    @forkliftwizard11 жыл бұрын

    And this kind of stuff is exactly why, in the old days, martial masters would be challenged by others, sometimes to the death, just to prove who was full of shit and who wasn't. Cuz there ain't no conclusive alternative.....

  • @rimidalvetarak
    @rimidalvetarak12 жыл бұрын

    Wow i cannot believe how many of fake accounts some fraudster have created just to insult your video. Keep on going man, this is good. yes I do notice the balance "issue" too. most Japanese martial arts are very concerned about balance. Funny that some "ninja" throw the balance away like this.

  • @captjack5169
    @captjack516912 жыл бұрын

    @captjack5169 The difference between Segal and Greg Park is that Segal doesn't go around training people in an art he knows nothing about or try to turn Aikido into his own creation and come up with some fucked up name for to make him popular. At least Segal knows he washed up. Clearly his career is over regardless of what you think of him. I think it's more important to point out that he had a career and that he does know Aikido and is an authority on it. Those are all facts.

  • @antant06
    @antant0611 жыл бұрын

    If it worked in naruto it'll work in real life right?!

  • @hotpopcorncake
    @hotpopcorncake10 жыл бұрын

    Wtf what if the other person front kick first

  • @BLAHBLAHBLAH0726
    @BLAHBLAHBLAH072611 жыл бұрын

    U know, this is supposed to be done in full speed right? When done full speed and with his momentum, do u really think he can fail? I highly doubt it. Im pretty sure anyone can successfully use this technique. Plus, he has control of his left(?) arm when he grabs it, another plus to the technique

  • @christopherhall9728
    @christopherhall97285 жыл бұрын

    I have seen all the vids. and want to study but my account was hacked. Now, I truly want the entire system even if you sell dvd's I also want Ashida Kim stuff it is soooooo similar. if you would put your series in order and give certification that would be awesome, But I don't think you will and for the order to be more clea, that would be awesome.

  • @mikewilloms
    @mikewilloms11 жыл бұрын

    i saw it. he like to talk without using any thought

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael12 жыл бұрын

    @DJYoshaBYD Anyone who's able to stand on two feet is able to counter this BS.

  • @CYM2407
    @CYM240711 жыл бұрын

    "I'll bite" is a figure of speech. Park's techniques are utterly lame - made up, half-understood, badly remembered and stuff from films which are only effective against uke who are completely compliant and won't even attempt to fight back or resist. I wouldn't need to resort to biting against Park - I'd humiliate him in seconds. The only way his techniques are deadly in RL are because using them will get you beaten or worse, as they are so awful.

  • @ErdalEyican
    @ErdalEyican13 жыл бұрын

    Dont almost all attack which are thrown in leave you open when missed,

  • @diosdadoapias
    @diosdadoapias11 жыл бұрын

    his technique is base on that straight buldozzing with the hand parrying,knee striking and head bat plus the punch. He has many concept of attacking including this one. This will work. Why? have you tried ramming your body with your head pointing to ram the chest toward the jaw while bring your knee up to ram and protect your groin? What i state is no martial artist technique but street dirty style.

  • @captjack5169
    @captjack516912 жыл бұрын

    @MT8ER2 Clearly not, based on his videos, and the information he provides. He does provide some comic relief when it comes to vetting Greg Parks BS.

  • @Shizuiki
    @Shizuiki12 жыл бұрын

    how doesnt the technique work?

  • @gatomalz4106
    @gatomalz410611 жыл бұрын

    owww, I'm Mexican would like to challenge you to a battle of baton

  • @ninpo4life
    @ninpo4life12 жыл бұрын

    @hellwolf882 What's your point? That some guy you know got his kneecap busted open and you guys called an ambulance? Listen. No posture is going to make your bone structure invincible. You can be standing in a perfect jumonji and a car could run over you and you're dead. All I'm saying is that the way Greg stands is harmful to his joints over long periods of time and leaves his kneecaps very easy to break. Please answer this question: Are you defending Greg Park? I can't figure that out.

  • @captjack5169
    @captjack516912 жыл бұрын

    Not sure what Greg is trying to teach here, I haven't seen this one before, but its really sloppy. Kudos to Shinobi for pointing it out.

  • @72JeanYves
    @72JeanYves11 жыл бұрын

    SURRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE they did and you did. ;)

  • @jcfernandez27
    @jcfernandez2711 жыл бұрын

    Good for you......... I dont have to waste my time watching you videos, let the people decide whether you are worth watching.............Goodluck..............

  • @ninpo4life
    @ninpo4life12 жыл бұрын

    @hellwolf882 I understand that you don't have the time, I'm busy myself. I asked if you were defending Greg, you said, "...i am defending him against ignorant slader that has no basis you have not done much if any of that." I don't appreciate people calling me names and making BS assumptions about me. Please stay civil. Greg's rolling is dangerous and impractical, until proven otherwise. I said doing an INCORRECT backroll where you don't watch your opponent will get you hurt.

  • @MRCALIfornyay
    @MRCALIfornyay13 жыл бұрын

    Ty bas rutten

  • @TheGeekyguysTV
    @TheGeekyguysTV12 жыл бұрын

    @BlackShinobiShozoku well youtube tend not to agree because his videos are still let to room

  • @Shizuiki
    @Shizuiki12 жыл бұрын

    already did, but still dont think its a bad technique

  • @bushstalker
    @bushstalker12 жыл бұрын

    @BlackShinobiShozoku maby you should.

  • @tukangbangunandepok9116
    @tukangbangunandepok91163 жыл бұрын

    what was that?

  • @godplayers
    @godplayers12 жыл бұрын

    Umm... Kendo is not a sport. There are reasons why Kendo cannot be a sport. Point is not given based not just on how hard you strike but also on Kamae (position), Zanshin (Will power to continue attack), and Ki (Loudness of your sound). All of these factors are needed because in a real cutting situation, these are what determines a clean cut. So to your confusion, Kendo is not a sport. FYI, I have been doing legitimate Kendo for 7 years under FIK (International Kendo Federation). Thank you

  • @ikkedikke9197
    @ikkedikke919712 жыл бұрын

    something about a party at Stallone's house comes to mind where mister segal liked to talk crap about some "other" martial artist who had already proven himself in karate-tournaments ... 18-1 record(?) but wouldnt fight him... much like a potty-mouthed-all-talk-no-skill-internet-ninja i saw insulting someone else somewhere but not posting anything himself :)

  • @ninpo4life
    @ninpo4life12 жыл бұрын

    @hellwolf882 All of my critism for Greg Park is valid critism. Never ONCE have I said "Chosun ninja is a fag" or any such foolishness. Calling people names doesn't get a discussion anywhere. In fact, in my experience with Greg, HE'S the one who is obsessed with name calling. 99% of everyone who critisizes Greg has a valid reason and has valid points. There is a tremendous amount of evidence in the legitimate martial arts community that his teaching is dangerous and careless to his students.

  • @ninpo4life
    @ninpo4life12 жыл бұрын

    @hellwolf882 Make a video of your backwards roll so I can see it. If you think you've come up with a better backwards roll than the backwards roll that has been tried and tested for thousands of years, please show us. Just because it's "worked in almost every fight/sparring match youve been in" doesn't mean it's the best way to roll. Any roll might work if you're fighting someone who doesn't have a clue what they're doing (like Greg Park, LOL). But the roll still isn't as good as it can be.

  • @Surielis
    @Surielis11 жыл бұрын

    Issue is, he isn't deluded and terrible by himself. He is building up a student base telling them he is teaching them real martial arts for free to defend themselves and they are falling for it! He just wants followers.

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael12 жыл бұрын

    @budfr It's a good technique when your opponent is already braindead.

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael12 жыл бұрын

    @Deathsassaliant Even there his Nintaijutsu would fail because the structure doesn't hold up. You think a thug on the street will move in to strike in slow motion and will stand to receive whatever it is you want to throw at him? Have a look at his vid about how to deal with mutliple attackers. I have a review of it on my channel. Then tell me whether you still feel this guy has a sense of reality.

  • @Surielis
    @Surielis11 жыл бұрын

    The issue is that this is not his method of self expression. He is advertising his own horrible creation as authentic ninjutsu. He also claims it is Korean Ninjutsu. That is another problem. He also teaches it to young people and pretty much calls anyone who disagrees with him fakes and parasites who want to take advantage of people. It is not his method of self expression because he advertises it as combat arts that can be used to defend oneself or kill someone.

  • @jcfernandez27
    @jcfernandez2711 жыл бұрын

    I agree with you......you know whose FAKE and the REAL DEAL....huh..........

  • @Shizuiki
    @Shizuiki12 жыл бұрын

    yeah but all techniques have weakness dont they?

  • @SifuMichael
    @SifuMichael12 жыл бұрын

    @Deathsassaliant 99% of the time when you need to recall something it's too late. Techniques are just a small part of what makes you proficient in defending yourself. There's a lot more to it than knowing a few tricks. Besides. recalling the crap Greg demonstrates here will surely get you hurt.

  • @hotpopcorncake
    @hotpopcorncake11 жыл бұрын

    Greg has talk bad about other art like karate and kickboxing kick. claiming tkd kicks are faster and stronger but he taken that video down.

  • @Surielis
    @Surielis11 жыл бұрын

    Lol, I must agree with you

  • @CobraKaiNoMercy
    @CobraKaiNoMercy13 жыл бұрын

    @reginaninja That's because Greg is doing this for show to make his audience think he is "cool". If you put his nonsense into real life application, you will get hurt.

  • @Sammyboy24s
    @Sammyboy24s10 жыл бұрын

    You bash on choson ninja when all he's doing is showing self defense.

  • @rebelmnk2382

    @rebelmnk2382

    5 жыл бұрын

    Sammyboy24s His shit doesn't work.

  • @72JeanYves
    @72JeanYves11 жыл бұрын

    of course you are a martial artist. ;)

  • @captjack5169
    @captjack516912 жыл бұрын

    @Hirolndo16 Ok so lets analyse here. He uses Aikido, Yep we got that, Demos, yep martial artist especially celebs are known for doing demos. If you are only finding you answers on YT you have bigger problems than just the fact that I am not your kid or your son, Child, but I digress. Enjoy.

  • @ivanpb1983
    @ivanpb198311 жыл бұрын

    Where's the dislike button?... Ah, there it is.

  • @jcfernandez27
    @jcfernandez2711 жыл бұрын

    See you said that Mr. Park has more experience....so you have the idea what He have and what you dont have right now................its not about the competition you have its the real life.............what you can do......what are you capable of....

  • @Toltecatl
    @Toltecatl12 жыл бұрын

    @BlackShinobiShozoku I really like what master Park is doing and have a lot of respect for him but if he fails he fails. Having said that, I have yet to find a really WRONG technique from him. Perhaps you should make a video of your own replicating and showing how this technique is a fail in real life. And finally WHY THE INSULTS? No need to call him fraud and what not.

  • @geniusO2
    @geniusO213 жыл бұрын

    @BlackShinobiShozoku SPEED is the key, if me ( yellow belt ) super fast tried this on you u won't even hve time to think before being on grounf in a lot of pain, take this ..... NO PERFECT FORM in any martial art, try to see clearly i can bring disadvantage in ANY form ! :) " by an old Bando Master "