Nagato sensei, the best!!!!!

Could watch sensei for hours... Great video!!

Nagato style puissance, précision et efficacité... 👍🏻🔥😀⭐️ Un grand résultat... Pas comme les autres la danse 💃 sur la glace...

TMA needs to get over the idea that if an opponent throws a punch you can just step aside, and he’ll stand there helpless waiting for you to do whatever you want. The instructor might be amazing but this format of demonstrating the technique just makes us look like we have no idea how fighting works.

Even with some of these nonsense attacks, Nagato always demonstrates great technique concepts.

Nagato sensei very nice indeed, highly skilled highly trained,would surmise 15th Dan

Excelente aula, muito obrigado por compartilhar esta relíquia. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Best sensei!

OOKAMI Bujinkan Antofagasta presente 💪🏼

Great technics

Superb.

Very good.

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Remember seeing him in Dublin 1988 and 89. They were all brilliant! If I remember rightly, Nagato came from either a thai or kick boxing before practising Ninjutsu. Correct me if I am wrong on this. KZread is a wonderful resource to see such footage, thank you for sharing x

Saludos desde España

what a fkn beast

Awesome. Like WWE!!!

*Noguchi sensei Koto-ryu Soke* kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYlmuLhmqdyyn5s.html

もうすでにあったのか

What dvd is that from?

@Bujinkan

Жыл бұрын

Shinden Fudou ryu

@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979

Жыл бұрын

@@Bujinkan Thanks

❤🤳🇺🇸♣

what's the name of this movie?

@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979

Жыл бұрын

@Kevin Geaslin number 30 or 39?

@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979

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@Kevin Geaslin thanks

Taijiustu maintains that there techniques are too dangerous to work with…. And that sentiment is extremely dangerous and arrogant to assume… I was in taijiustu for over a year and my teacher had a very good heart but the reality of the class was impractical we practiced one technique for an hour trying to do a lock and I always thought why’ll I’m trying to do this one lock they could bomb on me from behind…. Without sparring in a martial art it’s like trying to dance in a competition without getting judged on your progress.. I had to let it go and it hurt my heart because I wanted to believe it would work but it didn’t that’s why I left… I still believe the showy martial arts can work but sparring is a necessity along with improvising the techniques to a realistic setting

@101adelphia

6 ай бұрын

This is also why I left the Bujinkan world many years ago.

@AriUgwu

3 ай бұрын

Just a counter opinion: That’s a shame. (Ninpo) Taijutsu is something you study and then apply to things you practice. In the military my understanding of body alignment and movement designed for armor was beyond beneficial. The learning curve for learning new weapons systems was shorter than it would have been. It also allowed me to gain proficiency in other martial arts quickly, always retaining taijutsu as a base. When I had my child and was walking around with her in my arms I can assure you the last thing I was capable/willing of doing was boxing or taking someone to the ground. What I did practice was movement with my child. We learned to move together and even now it’s a deep bond that feels like a form of telepathy at times when I need to lift her out of a pool, creek bed, or walk with her over uneven terrain. Remember when folks were going around wearing “tap out” shirts looking for a fight? You know how there is always someone in the jujitsu class out with an injury? Perhaps best to observe and let those trends pass you by. More than enough of people in jail for involuntary man slaughter. I’ve boxed and enjoyed it but at some point it’s akin to setting your house on fire to prove your fire extinguisher works. I learn things and strip them away as needed but taijutsu _endures_ as my base. Ninpo is the path of endurance. Every thing in life has a cost and now 30(?) years into the MMA craze the pile of broken dolls is starting to pile up.

a katana sword slash cannot be dodged, that's not real.

@astrofotografias8753

2 жыл бұрын

The try to dodge, doesn't mean it will work but better than stay and do nothing.

Why was the video sped up?

Keep in mind not one of these techniques will ever work

@counterpoint751

4 жыл бұрын

If you keep telling that to yourself, I am sure you will keep on believing it. I dare you to go for a class. You will be thrown around like a limp rag doll.

@christopherflynn6743

4 жыл бұрын

@@counterpoint751 hahaha not by these guy I won't hahaha fake ass ninja bullshit

@harontownsend1887

4 жыл бұрын

@@counterpoint751 true......but only if you let them. Been to the classes. It's a joke

@jon82489

4 жыл бұрын

@@christopherflynn6743 yeah it is fake or at least thats what we want you to think

@christopherflynn6743

4 жыл бұрын

@@jon82489 hahaha

silly nonsense so no realistic

This is more fake than aikido

@BrokenTengu99

3 жыл бұрын

You think its " fake " because you have no idea what you're looking at .

@feathermen1138

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrokenTengu99 I studied for 8 years and received my black belt under Hashmi and Nagato.....then realised once in the ring with a national thai boxing champ this ninjutsu shit is about as effective as aikido....

@BrokenTengu99

3 жыл бұрын

@@feathermen1138 - Oh God .....a WORLD of diffrence between being in a controled envirorment like " the ring " , and the street . Sounds like you don't know the diffrence between " fighting " and " self defense " ..... those are NOT the same thing ....and Ninpo doesn't mean you can kick the entire world's ass , Buddy .

@feathermen1138

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrokenTengu99 here we go the old these techniques are too dangerous for the ring....its all bullshit this ninja fighting has been debunked so many times... grow up and if you wish to learn a martial art go out and pressure test it......I guarantee two classes of combat sport will serve you better than years of "ninja" training....the guys a joke in Japan... I also spent 9 years in the forces in Iraq and Afghan so I think I know a bit about fighting...

@BrokenTengu99

3 жыл бұрын

@@feathermen1138 - nobody said anything about something being " too dangerous for the ring " , moron. Stop putting words in my mouth. You obviously have no idea about mitigating circumstances, like weapons, numbers, and condition of attackers , as you don't have the same circumstances inside the ring as you do on the street. And it's kind of hard to debunk something that has relative success or failure relative to the user. Another bullshit argument and conclusion. And if you really spent eight years in Iraq and Afghanistan, which I highly doubt was in a combat role, you would know that. But I guess that's the wonderful thing about the internet... You can be whatever you want to be... Right buddy? Sounds like the art did not feel you... YOU failed you.

This sort of presentation of technique is designed to be clear, while emphasising the mechanics. For anyone who enjoys this sort of stuff, simply do a KZread search for: wjjf syllabus.