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Hi what martial arts can be used as taijutsu pls reply in comment
Oh, thanx 4 the video trip For my lanyard, I made 3 loops the size of my hand, Then, I did a double hang man's noose for further adjustments . As for the attachment hooks, I found they were destroying my belts, So i changed them to straps, and eventually I bent/ broke the snaps, So I went all out and got the patriot leather/ hedgehog sheath . The revolution. In kodiak color. For precise work, I found batonning works better then chopping, Les exhausting too.. For feather sticking I use the quarter round area, drawing to me, the weight of the tool dose the work,
Out of my own experience: Yes, but only against enraged peeps (so far). Tho, it is wise to study more than one martial art. And ninjutsu is great to have a basic martial art knowledge in the other styles such as: Judo, Jujutsu, Karate, Taekwando, Aikido, Kenjutsu, etc.
Just bought the Tracker II FG yesterday after a trip to New Zealand where the Columbus & then Merrell boots I had caused no end of foot issues. Looking forward to getting to know them, thanks for a balance, informative real world review.
ELO, slips, parry and take downs! Great way to start the day!
Thank you sir!
Great Work Flo
Thank you!
Y si lo hago con una sudadera y un pasamontañas pprque no tengo dinero para comprar algo asj?
Gracias Rumiko Hayes. Thank you. And of course thank you Anshu Stephen Hayes
I 'm hoping to get back into Bujinkan because it suits me to a cup of tea. There's something for everyone Bujinkan may not be yours some other style can be your suitability......it's the effort you put in if you want to get something out of it. Base reality I love knowing that street fight rules so preparation and the environment around you is your friend in self-defence.
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Ninjutsu was not made for self defense it was made for killing. Japan’s own assassin soldiers. Not taught in the US. Just watered down versions. True ninjutsu is only taught by Japanese lineage.
There is no historical evidence of a martial art called ninjutsu. If you believe you do a martial art called ninjutsu then you are a diluded fuckwit and are being sold a crock of shit. I did bukinkan taijutsu and it was the biggest load of bollox ever.
i studied this for a few years. unader hatsumi . I am older now. early 60s. I missed the bottom step of some concrete steps.. havent practiced in a long time but right before I did a face plant on the sidewalk I did a perfect forward roll. My friend was like what the hell was that. Learning to be present in your body. The best. I learned lots of great stuff. However, I will use say this after bouncing and skip tracing I got beat up a bunch and quickly learned how to keep from getting beat down. All I can say about this lesson is punches come fast man. If they have any skill at all , well it just won’t happen like you think. And people’s heads are damn hard, and it is not so easy to just knock somebody out. Sometimes you give em hard overhand right to the cheek. SOme dude just shake it off.
In answer to the question - YES. However many people misunderstand that Ninjutsu is more about strategy than fighting. Tricking (Kyojitsu Tenkan-Ho) your opponent is far more effective than going head to head.
It's crazy how some of the applications intertwined with grappling of BJJ and self defense this is golden I think I will try this style of martial arts
Thank you for watching! I believe that if most folks gave taijutsu/ninjutsu a try that they could find lots of value in it.
Do you think they are strong boots v
They've been good for me with lots of hard use.
Ninja everyday cool name for a ninja channel!
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You're not necessarily wrong.
Is Ninjitsu (Budo Taijitsu) good for self-defense? Yes.
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The guard pass looks too easy if the opponent doesn't try to resist. What's why BJJ boxing Kiokushin wrestling is the way to build realistic self defence skills. Good techniques - would work on a BJJ white belt.
I guess they mythology is that it strictly offensive in nature striking before the attacker does or jamming him up. Last cup of water on earth the cup of water is in the middle of the x.
I just now found this. This was helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Love seeing this! I had the honor of having Anshu present when Master Sauer awarded me my 4th degree. Two amazing masters!
It's okay as a movement workout I'd like if you could do it in front of someone who is really attacking you on
Go visit his dojo. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
It's a movement practice that ultimately should help us dial in and improve upon what we could use under pressure, without the pressure. It's just "practice," but I thought it looked cool enough to share.
@@EngineersQuest Thank you for the vote of confidence!
@@TheNinjaEveryDay You're very welcome. I'm familiar with this as I've spent some time training with Mark Davis and other New England area instructors. 🙂
Kumite and pressure testing is essential for all arts. Nice.
Thank you for watching! We weren't really pressure testing as much as trying to work on our technique-to-technique flow.
@@TheNinjaEveryDay Nagare 🙂
@@EngineersQuest Bingo!
Love the flow.....see some familiar Mainer faces there 😊
Thank you , and yeah, Mark and Zack have become two of my favorite guys to train with!
Love the jodan uke.
Love the training, but this ha got to be the worst fucking song ever. Justice and down would be a better choice. This is poser Metallica. Ha, ha, ha. Great training brother. Thank you for the video.
I love this song! Get's me hyped!
Ninpo (of all flavours) needs more of this!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Looks very good and flowful
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
It look super effective on people who dont want to hurt you! Quit pretending like you can fight nerd
Ohh someone is clearly bitter! Take a look at other styles that do soft sparring and see how that look like. If you do not know; there is huge trend among for example MMA to do softer and slower sparring to get the same benefit from the training but with drastically reduceing the risk of injury (and compounded damage) during training. Martial art KZreadrs like Jesse Enkamp have raised the issue of reintroducing playfullness during soft sparring (which is exactly what we see here). And martial arts profiles like Joe Rogan have also endorsed it (by commenting on Jesse Enkamp's video among other things). According to Joe Rogan have several elite UFC fighters taken this to heart and swaped hard sparring session for softer more playfull sparring session at a slower pace. And if you want to look like a fool please go all in when sparring in a Muay Thai gym in Thailand (you will be take down to earth quickly) - but the are sissies that just pretend to be able to fight, right? I guess you know better huh? Troll 🧌
Clearly you don't understand what's happening.
@@EngineersQuest the only thing that is clear is the Dunning-Kruger effect radiating from this video
@@spencestep1998 They're working on nagare. Have you trained with him or are you just relying on this video to base your assumptions? Have you trained in ANY martial arts?
It's a type of practice, not supposed to represent an actual fight, but thank you for watching and caring enough to comment.
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indeed, bjj is useless without jutaijutsu
Part of what I apprciate here, they are making contact. This is subtantial, physical contact, you can see the practiced motins. You can see he's using, "Slow in smooth, smooth is fast."
In the same sense that cabinet making is good for self defense . Ninjutsu is not a fighting art.
70% tecnica 90% práctica -100% inefectivo en la realidad
bjj es 100% inefectivo en la realidad, jutaijutsu es 100% efectivo en la realidad :)
@@SINdaBlock411 si claro supongo que eres un super expertos de estos que aparecen en internet.
@@SINdaBlock411 yo soy 4 Dam de karate -go Yu riu y creeme que si te digo que ineficiente es por algo
@@carlosandresmina1439 karate es mierda
Yes Sir, that slanted angle defence Does make sense! Just, Why don´t you shpw the opposite X- to give more to the legs? Best regards. Paul. 68, retired instructor of Karate.
Thanks, buddy, ater you rewieve I'll buy one 👍
I believe that ninjutsu is good for self defense awareness in avoiding posible hostile situations can be seen as a form of defence. Its stealth, camoflage, and concealment tactics are very relevant to this day in age where you have to worry about getting shot in a mall, etc. that is if your lucky enough to escape without being seen first (again a form of defense) the main issue that i have is with all of the the false perceptions in its overall training philosophies when it comes to its effectiveness in combat due to how ninjutsu is portrayed/practiced especially on social media platforms without really any dialogue behind the actual purposes/reasons for these pre-aranged techniques/drills as well as why they are practiced in the typicall ways demonstrated, for those not that familiar with the martial arts that need more clarification-look up shuhari..... Just my 2 cents.
Depending on your willingness to actually harm your opponent, nearly every style is effective. But the most important thing is mental state and composure. You have to be ready to fight and you have to be ready to do harm if necessary. If you’re too worried about doing harm or being harmed yourself, you lost the fight before it started. I’m guessing that’s the reason why so many Americans are always carrying a gun, they are just scared. Anyway, the most important things are mental composure and total control over the techniques you’re using. You don’t want to use too much force but you definitely don’t want to use too little.
You just need a little more practice, I love mine. Great video thanks for sharing
looks like To Shin is moving towards becoming a hybrid art like Kajukenbo.
It's not. It started to expand its focus a while ago, but TSD leadership is currently tightening it back up to its core principles. Thank you for watching.
@@TheNinjaEveryDay Just and FYI. My comment was a compliment. I like that To Shin Do is embracing elements of other arts. Nothing wrong with going hybrid. Thank you for the response.
This is good for learning movement, but I would toss out the halloween costume. At 11:07 you had the opportunity for a finisher, but chose the reach over and all the other movement.
You don't like my gi?
@@TheNinjaEveryDay I have no problem with the gi. the the Ninja costume is really off putting. So 80's. But, I do like your movement and use of elbows to block. Hopefully I can meet you and show you the move I was hoping you would go for at 11:07.
nice techniques
Thank you for watching!
What the aqua teen intro tho 💀💀😂
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Good flow Brother! 👍🏽🎉
Thank you for watching!
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