Ninjutsu Training Techniques

Ninjutsu Training? I need to know what my next step is, I have mastered walking through walls, walking up walls, flying and red Chi balls. By the way Chi gives me a rash on my @$$ so I need to learn more moves that dont utilize it.

Would Krav Maga training be as usefull as Ninjutsu? I know Krav Maga is self defence, but does it have as much potential as a powerful martial art?

Any good place to learn ninjutsu in east vancouver area? training only 1 or 2 a week plz? is it ok if im not Japaneses? will it be mostly Japaneses? im fairly fit but im not like super strong but i can past school fitness testing only once or twice a week -free days are tues wed fri sat sun - but only want to take 1 or twice a week long hours are ok cheap would be nice near Vancouver technical school - east Vancouver near the border to Burnaby closer to the school the better i want to join next year but it might cost to much or the day that we train are on the wrong time whats the average age and race (not trying to be racist just wondering)? and im only 16-17 will i stand out? i will give 10 points ~a place were i can learn ninjutsu near east vancouver~ try to answer this one first

How many years of training does it take to reach this level of ninjutsu? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_QLUJHaB6U

Why do so many people say that Ninjutsu Bujinkan is fake/bogus etc? So many people disregard ninjutsu bujinkan, and label it as being crap etc, why is this? why are so many people against it? Is it due to the uncertainty of if your getting proper training? or the fact that ninjutsu wuld have been so well guarded by the people who trained in it back in the day?

Is Ninjutsu or Aikido better? In which do you get to train with weapons? Like wooden swords or real swords? Also do you wear hakama in both?

how can i find a teacher that would give me ninja training? Me and my friend think ninjutsu sounds like fun and we really want to learn it. I've heard of many people who have teachers who can teach them, although it's terrible hard work. but we can endure it. So how can I find someone like that? A seriouse teacher...who only has a few serious students...and sometimes train in dangerous situations? sorry...don't think we're crazy. lol

Anybody know a good ninjutsu master in Durham? Im new to training and want to practice in a proper school. I have been informed that there are one or two close to but desire suggestion on how and where to train. It would be especially great if the school had wooden dummies or a martialarm to train on.

Ninjutsu Dojos? Hello, I have trained Ninjutsu so far only by reading books by Masaaki Hatsumi, and Ashida Kim, and watched training videos on Youtube. (LOL) Do ya'll know of any Ninjutsu Dojos in East Tennessee? I would prefer Bujinken Ryu Ninjutsu or Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu. Thanks.

Is Masaaki Hatsumi the last who trained at the old school way? By "old school way of training of Ninjutsu " I mean that old school way was more demanding in the physical sense. And I suppose Hatsumi adapted the old school training way to be suitable for most people nowadays. For example, it is logical that no one wants to get home hurt or injured after each training class. Moreover, most people don't have too much time available each day because they need to go to work.

Anybody know a good ninjutsu school in Coventry? Im new to learning and want to train in a proper school. I have been told that there are one or two just about but desire counsel on how and where to train. It would be especially great if the school had wooden dummies or a martialarm to train on.

how and where can i train real ninjutsu?

Someone from Virginia Beach who knows a good ninjutsu dojo? I have simply moved here and desire to train yet again. I have 3 years experience already so want a school with a proper instructor.I have been thinking about buying a martialarm kung fu home training partner. http://www.martialarm.com What do you think?

where, if at all, can i find an american school of ninjutsu? i know this is a hard topic to learn things about, but i've been a fighter all my life now and have recently been running into some snags in my training. i've always heard about ninjutsu and about how it's probably the greatest martial art. so where can i find someone to teach me?

Is Konigun Ryu Ninjutsu fake? Hello, I have trained some Bujinkan Ryu Ninjutsu, and I was looking for training camps, and I saw a Konigun Ryu Ninjutsu camp. I have never heard of that style before. Do ya'll know if it is fake or authentic?

Does anyone here train in Ninjutsu? If so where abouts do u live

I cant find a ninjutsu lessons around Gloucester? Even if the class is tiny its ok. As long as they learn hard.Likewise any ideas on how I may perhaps practice at home?I have been thinking about buying a martialarm kung fu home training partner. http://www.martialarm.com What do you think?

Want to learn a little about ninjutsu and to-shin do? Just thought I'd paste some info from skhquest.com in hopes of providing accurate info for those with ninja or ninjutsu questions. Due to misrepresentation in movies and media by the late 1980s, the art of Japan's ninja was so misunderstood that the words "ninjutsu" or "ninja" blocked many people from considering training in our schools. The image of Japan's authentic ninja had become so tarnished that it seemed time to bring in a new wave of understanding for the 21st Century. The ninja arts have been misunderstood throughout Japan's history. In the 1800s, grandmaster Toshitsugu Takamatsu avoided awkward attention by referring to his ninja arts as happo-biken . In the 1900s, Masaaki Hatsumi came to call his ninja martial arts practice budo taijutsu. Taking the tradition into the first century of the 2000s, Stephen K. Hayes refers to his ninja art as To-Shin Do, of which he and his wife Rumiko are An-shu directors of the Kasumi-An At the heart of the martial techniques that we teach is the depth heritage of the original Togakure ninja invisible warriors. SKH Quest students are introduced to the original ways of the Togakure ninja through training in the highly practical physical, mental, and strategic skills of To-Shin Do. What is the difference between To-Shin Do and Bujinkan training? To-Shin Do is best explained as a way of training for self-defense and personal development that embodies everything the Bujinkan has to offer, PLUS a whole collection of training methods and insights that are important for 21st Century American students. Obviously, fights are different in modern America than they were in 1500s Japan. Masaaki Hatsumi has made it quite clear that it is not the job of Japanese masters to attempt to translate classical combat lessons into relevance for countries and cultures foreign to Japan. That is our job, and Stephen K. Hayes' genius is his ability to eliminate the need for all the guesswork when it comes to translating classical lessons into vibrant modern relevance. An-Shu Stephen K. Hayes has a unique ability to teach the classical exercises in ways that allow us to apply the essence of the kata to modern attack situations. An-Shu Stephen K. Hayes has said for years, "To-Shin Do is the greatest tribute I can pay to my teacher Masaaki Hatsumi. Training with Hatsumi Sensei in Japan opened my eyes and heart to vast realms of warrior truth that were inaccessible in the martial arts scene of late 1960s America. After immersing myself in training with Hatsumi Sensei in the 1970s and 1980s, my inspiration was bubbling over. This stuff was incredibly valuable, and I was captivated by the idea of translating the gift of Hatsumi Sensei's lessons into a form that could serve my own culture and people back in America."

Ninjutsu question...? Is there anywhere I can learn real ninjutsu...I mean like training to use your surroundings and what the Grand Master of Ninjutsu teaches? I read a book by some guy (sorry I forgot his name, ti was something Hayes) who went to train with Grand Master Hatsumi in Noda<Japan and he wrote of one instance when he had to use a certain part of his nose to sense how far water was from him. I want to learn that kind of ninjutsu, but is there anywhere I can outside of Japan? I've found many Ninjutsu schools that don't offer what I'm looking for though. According to Grand Master Hatsumi there is a way to sense how far water is using a certain part of you nose...I think he said if you focus on the the top, but I'm not sure.

Is it true that Dr. Hatsumi no longer accepts new students? I have trained some Ninjutsu, and read a few books by Dr. Hatsumi. I have heard that he no longer accepts new students?

Getting training question? Is it safe to asume that a 9th Dan Ninjutsu instructor will give me better training than a lower ranked instructor? Im looking for somewhere to train, I want to take it seriously and I want the best I can get, but I don't know what to look for, any tips? There are some sessions held in high schools after school hours and so on, but I asume I would be better off going to a dojo, fair call??

Are there Different Variations of Ninjutsu/Taijutsu, ect styles? Ever since I read a Manga (Basicaly comic book) called Basilisk I wondered. Cause there where different clan's fighting over who's stronger Koga and Iga. Anyways Im curious. anyone know of any books or Websites or DVD's on History/philosophy/and Application on how Ninja trained and there life styles? I'd Appreciate it much Thanks

What kind of martial arts do Navy Seals Practice? I personally take ninjutsu, and one of the students told me that the Navy Seals use ninjutsu to defend themselves (not necessarily trained in the whole art of ninjutsu, but use techniques from it). I know they probably take various things from different arts, but I just want to know if ninjutsu is effective enough to be used in special combat.

Would like some guidlines on finding a true Ninjutsu school? There is this school in my area (Sacramento, CA) named "A School of Ninjutsu" but then the reviews talk about something called "Bujinkan" and "Dojo". I know pretty much nothing about martial arts but want to learn Ninjutsu because I hear it is close to what Ninjas learned and want some serious martial arts training with straight to the point kicking ass skills. Non of that fancy crap. If you could give me some tips and guide lines in to how to know if a school is legit I would be very much obliged. (I also don't plan on going around kicking peoples asses. Plan on joining the military and would like to start learning to take care of myself now)

What weapons do you train with? I train with the fallowing weapons: Kunai knives Shuko hand claws Manrikigusari Katana(ninja style) Tonfa Shurikens Kama Jo staff 6.5years Ninjutsu Please list all weapons that you train with then say your Art.Thanks. the weapons can be with formal or informal training.

Ninjutsu acrobacy part? Someday I will study nunjutsu, I am atracted to its acrobacy and the sparring they develop. I have never been good at any acrobacy, I know martial arts are supposed to slowly train you to do this stuff, but is the acrobatic part something a guy like me can really get to develop?, I studied hapkido and TKD and currently enrolled in Judo, but only Hapkido had some acrobacy to it, like jumping 8 guys bending over, and I was really bad at this kind of stuff, they didn't have the spectacular moves from ninjutsu though. I just wanna know if "monkey guys" you know natural elastic natural agile, are the only ones who can make this work, or just about anyone studying ninjutsu.

Are there any authentic Ninjutsu schools operating today...? that actually teach these 18 disciplines are: Seishin-teki kyōyō (spiritual refinement) Taijutsu (unarmed combat) Kenjutsu (sword fighting) Bōjutsu (stick and staff fighting) Shurikenjutsu (throwing blades) Sōjutsu (spear fighting) Naginatajutsu (naginata fighting) Kusarigamajutsu (chain and sickle weapon) Kayakujutsu (pyrotechnics and explosives) Hensōjutsu (disguise and animal morphing) Shinobi-iri (stealth and entering methods) Bajutsu (horsemanship) Sui-ren (water training) Bōryaku (military strategy) Chōhō (espionage)(spying) Intonjutsu (escaping and concealment) Tenmon (meteorology and astral projection) Chi-mon (geography)

Bujinkan Ninjutsu Dayton Ohio? I'm trying to find a place to train in Dayton. I'm into MMA, but a coworker, a black belt in Bujinkan, showed me some moves that looked really interesting. Could anyone look at these links and tell me if which one might be good and vice versa. Thanks. http://www.daytonbujinkan.com/ http://www.giyudojo.com/ http://www.daytonquestcenter.com/ which one?

All females should be trained in martial arts - major deterrent to male violence & sexual abuse - your ideas? Ideally this would begin as soon as young girls can crawl, gradually teaching according to their age capabilities and desterity, muscular control and so forth. It would be an incoporation of many different martial arts such as Karate, Kung Fu, Ninjutsu, Taekawndo, Aikido, Muay Thai, and work with weapons including spontaneous knife defence and so on. Continue this for at least until the females are legally adults and imagine the greater confidence and self-esteem, fitness and health they will have, not to mention the very thought in most guy's heads of trying to attack a girl or woman physically, sexually etc should be much reduced, as should the number of attacks and the number of attacks where the man or male doesn't come out of it worse i.e., in hospital or with a toe tag laying in the morgue.

Where can i find a ninja teacher? Me and my friend think ninjutsu sounds like fun and we really want to learn it. I've heard of many people who have teachers who can teach them, although it's terrible hard work. but we can endure it. So how can I find someone like that? A seriouse teacher...who only has a few serious students...and sometimes train in dangerous situations? sorry...don't think we're crazy. lol

What should I choose as a beginner? Hi there. I've recently decided to get back into shape, and I'm soon going to be hitting the gym again and improve my fitness and build up muscle. In addition to normal weight training and cardio, I wish to take up a martial art to help me in these goals, as well as have the potential for self-defense. My university's Athletics Union offers the following clubs: Judo Karate Mixed Martial Arts and Appled Defence Muay Thai Ninjutsu Tukong Moosul I'm a very tall guy with a reasonably large frame, but who at present doesn't have much muscle. What would be most suitable for me in your opinions. I know most people will name their own discipline as being the best, but I'd like to hear some opinions in any case. Thanks in advance.

I need somebody to teach me ninjutsu, jujitsu, karate and or judo!!? I wish I can fight like a black belt but I dont got the money for the training if somebody will train me that would be nice..... I would at least want the skills of an orange belt.........but if any higher belt, I would love it. My hole life I have wanted to be a martial artist!!

Is there any schools that teach Ninjutsu in Oregon? I'm interested in mastering these skills: 1. Seishin-teki kyōyō (spiritual refinement) 2. Taijutsu (unarmed combat, using one's body as the only weapon) 3. Kenjutsu (sword fighting) 4. Bōjutsu (stick and staff fighting) 5. Shurikenjutsu (throwing shuriken) 6. Sōjutsu (spear fighting) 7. Naginatajutsu (naginata fighting) 8. Kusarigamajutsu (kusarigama fighting) 9. Kayakujutsu (pyrotechnics and explosives) 10. Hensōjutsu (disguise and impersonation) 11. Shinobi-iri (stealth and entering methods) 13. Sui-ren (water training) 14. Bōryaku (tactic) 15. Chōhō (espionage) 16. Intonjutsu (escaping and concealment) 17. Tenmon (meteorology) 18. Chi-mon (geography)

any good place that teaches ninjutsu in east vancouver area? trainig only 1 or 2 a week plz? is it ok if im not japanese? will it be mostly japanese? im fairly fit but im not like super strong but i can past school fitness testing only once or twice a week -free days are tues wed fri sat sun - but only want to take 1 or twice a week long hours are ok cheap would be nice near Vancouver technical school - east Vancouver near the border to Burnaby closer to the school the better i want to join next year but it might cost to much or the day that we train are on the wrong time whats the average age and race (not trying to be racist just wondering)? if this is too much i will give an extra 5 points if you answer all my question or if i like you cuz of your information ty for answering first but can you give me a place where i can learn? and flexiable? i cant do the splits and also im only 16-17 will i stand out among the order ppl?

What would be a good title for my FMA + Naruto Fanfic? the story is about Ed being mostly bored with his life in Central and he *somehow* travels to Konoha to "train". But somehow the Homunculi find him and...you get the idea...oh! one more thing...he can't use alchemy and Naruto starts teaching him ninjutsu and all that

American Ninja film? In this film Michael Dudikoff plays the american private Joe Armstrong trained in Ninjutsu...But in the fight scenes Michael used tecniques of Ninjutsu or other martial arts?What martial art?

Naruto Jutsu? do we ever get to see narutos new sexy ninjutsu? the one he deveolps after training with ero-sennin and is about to show konohamaru when sakura punches him? that was soo funny. anyways i havent read the manga so i was just wondering if u actually get to see what it is. i have an idea but im not exactly sure. if u know for sure then help me outXD!

Hey boy, does it bother you that I can kick your *ss with one finger.? I trained for 10 years in Ninjutsu 7 in TKD 5 in Brazilian JJ No man is a match for me. How does that make you feel wimp? Hey bouncerboy. Just because you can take a beating by a bunch of street punks doesn't mean squat. I flatten guys like you in my fight club all day long. The word is "training" I thought you didn't care chicken boy. I eat you for dinner chicken boy. Hey bouncerboy, this mouth ain't goint to get me in trouble with you 'cause I'm UNBEATABLE. Hey Chiprat or ANYONE ELSE - come down to Sao Paolo and I'll show you what Tae Kwon Do is all about.

what is sasuke new jutsu? After training 3 years with orochimaru, what is sasuke new ninjutsu technique?

Martial arts, To Shin Do? Hey everyone. I have seen people talking about To Shin Do here. Martialartsstacy said that it was a modernised version of ninjutsu. Martialartsstacy, would you be so kind to tell me more about it or where can I get more info on it. And yeah, if you have done it for a few months at least, tell me how is it and what actually do you do on the training sessions. Any info will help. Thanks. if you want, you can hit me on my e-mail nzaglyadnov@yahoo.com

New Naruto 404 Spoiler? so the new Mizukage is Tobi and Naruto is training to surpass Jiraiya and the power Itachi gave Naruto was the power to control her own ninjutsu also itachi was giving individual akatsuki ninjutsu secrets how to control his own ninjutsu also all of seen jutsu of the 4th hokage this comes into play as itachi dies and naruto cant use any of it unless he trains himself seems like all of this was implanted with naruto Naruto's dreams and the crow are explained by an uchiha kinjutsu that allows you to control a person after death.

would you rather? a) sell you anime collection and all anime stuff b)sell a family member a)spend a day with naruto goofing off b)spend a day with lee training a)eat ramen b)eat pocky a)listen to j-pop b)listen to something in your first language a)be trained by Jiraiya b)be trained by Orochimaru a)use a katana b)use a shirukan a)use ninjutsu b)use taijutsu a)read manga b)watch anime a)go to an anime con b)watch an anime movie in a theater a)buy anime t-shirt b)buy anime plushie a)stay up late to watch anime b)get up early to watch anime a)watch you fave anime alone (no interruptions) b)watch with a friend a)give up anime for a week b)give up your computer for a week shadow mist~ and that's always ok with me! LoL catnip=you missed the first one missapril= http://www.animecons.com/events/ kagura=i ate a lot of ramen at LU aaawwwww....blank-kun your no fun tonight! just for the record ....when i ask a question i never thumb down...be nice to blank-kun kagura=who thinks you were mean to blank-kun...not me!!!...but maybe your right about the tired thing....i'm having trouble typing myself!

What makes Pein so powerful? I think that Pein's lies in his Rinnegan. These eyes supposedly created ninjutsu and in my opinion allow Pein to create any Jutsu that he chooses. When Pein was known as Nagato, he was forced to fight a mist ninja and destroyed him. He brutally killed a skilled shinobi without any prior training or knowledge. Pein's power is unmatched by any! How anyone will be able to topple this monster i do not know, but it will certainly cause for a fantastic fight in the end. And as far as who is stronger between Madara and Pein, Pein will destroy him. I am sure that Pein could counter any Doujutsu that the sharingan could muster.

Martial arts? i'm going to train in martial arts very seriously and how do you think this plan sounds: get the 3rd belt in tkd(tae kwon do) get the 3rd belt in bjj(brazilian jiu jutsu) take kickboxing once or twice a week for cardio purposes get the 3rd belt in karate get the 3rd belt in kung fu and i'm going to try to get a black belt in which ever one i like best while i work on ninjutsu and get to the highest rank there. do u think it sounds okay and which parts should i correct? one more thing, i am not going to do muay thai. o and i might also take judo my logic is really weird so i'm taking all of them and i'm going to eventually merge them together into one style that fits me.

Sound off my Brothers!? This is for all martial artists out there.State your name,Art,years of exp,and how many times you train every week.This is just to stand up and let everyone know who you really are. (No jokes or lies in this list please) Jesse Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu(ninjutsu 7years 2/half hours a day,5days a week

Does the U.S. military train ninja? I heard a story several years ago about a secretive ninjutsu school in Washington State. If I remember correctly apon gradguating from this school you are considered so dangerous, that you're forced by law to serve several years in the military. I don't remember where I heard this story. Maybe it was just some movie plot that I mistoke for real. Anyway, does this ring a bell with anyone? If this isn't real, don't you think that it shoud be? Thanks.

Why is Orochimaru the strongest Sannin? How did he get this powerful? Orochimaru is powerful and handsome no offense... He is the most powerful out of the three, even if he is very evil. He even fought 4-tailed Kyuubi without getting killed. That is really, something that I call guts and power. Even though Sasuke knew didn't like Orochimaru and knew he was evil, he still chose to train with Orochimaru? Why...? Because he is the best Sannin out of the three! His knowledge of jutsus is limitless... I think the only reason he lost to Uchiha Itachi is because of his sharingan and his dreaded genjutsu. But in terms of knowledge and ninjutsu, Orochimaru is stronger than Itachi. For the record, even Sasuke didn't want to take much chances with Orochimaru, for example, he did attack him when he was sick - which was a very smart move. The only reason he lost to Jiraiya, and Tsunade is because he had no hands and was very sick. Not to mention he was figting 4 people (Jiraiya, Tsunade, Naruto and Shizune.) So what if he really acquires the sharingan? Orochimaru + Sharingan = major pwnage. No wonder he tries to acquire them by taking in painstaking and risky ways. But I am sure... that he will never acquire them! Is is my second favourite character in this whole series - My most favourite character is Sasuke! Is is my second favourite character in this whole series - My most favourite character, Sasuke! Is is my second favourite character in this whole series - My most favourite character, Sasuke!

ninjutsu training? does anyone kno any good ninjutsu moves i can pratice in my backyard on home made targets if so what r they and haw do u execute them i would appreciate grappling, hand to hand, staff , and evasive moves if possible

Bujinkan Ninjutsu Dayton Ohio? I'm trying to find a place to train in Dayton. I'm into MMA, but a coworker, a black belt in Bujinkan, showed me some moves that looked really interesting. Could anyone look at these links and tell me if which one might be good?. Thanks. http://www.daytonbujinkan.com/ http://www.giyudojo.com/ http://www.daytonquestcenter.com/

Why is Orochimaru the strongest Sannin? How did he get this powerful? Orochimaru is powerful and handsome no offense... He is the most powerful out of the three, even if he is very evil. He even fought 4-tailed Kyuubi without getting killed. That is really, something that I call guts and power. Even though Sasuke knew didn't like Orochimaru and knew he was evil, he still chose to train with Orochimaru? Why...? Because he is the best Sannin out of the three! His knowledge of jutsus is limitless... I think the only reason he lost to Uchiha Itachi is because of his sharingan and his dreaded genjutsu. But in terms of knowledge and ninjutsu, Orochimaru is stronger than Itachi. For the record, even Sasuke didn't want to take much chances with Orochimaru, for example, he did attack him when he was sick - which was a very smart move. The only reason he lost to Jiraiya, and Tsunade is because he had no hands and was very sick. Not to mention he was figting 4 people (Jiraiya, Tsunade, Naruto and Shizune.) So what if he really acquires the sharingan? Sorry, I have no interest in Tsunade. She is the weakest Hokage ever. and for the record, she lost to Kabuto. Orochimaru could whoop her ass easy, anyday.