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What is Ninjutsu? - Page 2 -...
Published (2009-12-26 18:20:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Bester Read the Traditional forum here. Ignore the frauds like Tew, Kim, etc. Did I mention read. It's all there. Don't play games with us and we're happy to talk. Thanks!
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Fear: Does it affect ability? -...
Published (2009-12-27 07:28:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by MikeKerwin Hi Everyone, This is my first post on this list, I look forward to making many more! Fear in martial arts has interested me since I began training. I'm very interested in how you seek to control fear and about your personal experiences of fear in MA. Respectfully, Mike Fear can effect EVERYTHING! Fear can be a gift or a curse, depending on how one learns how to use it. Confronting fearful situations...
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What is Ninjutsu?
Published (2009-12-26 17:55:00)
Found this link interesting as well on Genbukan http://www.genbukan.org/cgi-bin/site...kan_techniques
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Is there a martial art that...
Published (2009-12-26 23:12:00)
Some that I'd highly recommend looking into: Kajukenbo ( http://www.kajukenbo.org/ ) Kenpo 5.0 ( http://www.jeffspeakman.com/index.php ) Pekiti Tersia (The FMA are known for their weapons work, but this one Really has it all, so do some of the others) ( http://www.pekiti.com/ ) Krav Maga ( http://www.kravmaga.com/ ) Kosho Ryu Kempo ( http://www.kosho-ryu.com/ ) Hapkido (Not ALL Hapkido is the same! Check them out, some are much better...
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What is Ninjutsu?
Published (2009-12-26 17:07:00)
I see no evidence of clashes between Bujinkan and Genbukan. One grew out of the other, they attend each other's seminars and are pretty similar but for teaching method. "I've found many different names, acronyms, terms, and other things that is in the Ninjutsu curriculum; many including Japanese words and names; these I have no idea of what they mean, what they are, or how they are explained. Is there someone out there that...
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What is Ninjutsu?
Published (2009-12-26 18:14:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Tensei85 Sorry, xJohnx I was typing a reply the same as yours. It looks like your link is more comprehensive, A.K. so I would discard mine. Thanks, it's because of my ninja speed
user's latest post:
Some coffee with your humble pie?
Published (2009-12-24 12:48:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by l_uk3y I'm with you on that one. I always hated anything near my face although i can deal with that much better now. Even now though anything around my eyes. No Way. Cant stand it. I think it is only natural and probably a good thing to be defensive of them. I could not imagine blindness, and I hope i never have to. I have a good friend who's legally blind, and he's had several surgeries to keep him...
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Bad knee - which martial art? -...
Published (2009-12-25 22:25:00)
I'm 38 as of yesterday. 15 years ago, I had both knees crushed in a car accident, which resulted in broken cartillage, torn ACLs and meniscals in both legs. Basically, I was a wreck. I've still never had knee surgery. I was told that to correct my knees, I would besically be in a wheelchair for 6 months, then crutches or cane for another year. For each leg, and they wouldn't do them separately. Grand total, I'd be...
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Latest active threads on Beginners Corner::
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-25 11:46:00)
by Tensei85
Hey AriesKai,
My opinion being a product of massive cross training (5-6 different styles at the same time for 5+ years doing that) is don't do it... let just say I'm less than impressed with the results of trying to juggle so many different systems at 1 time & even now like 8 years later I retained maybe 10% on a good day, on the plus side I learned a lot about different systems, different ...
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-11-10 03:29:00)
by Omar B
It's great to hear that you are motivated man, but there's no learning from books, DVDs or Tony Jaa movies. Firstly, no matter how correct you think you are doing something, the book, DVD or movie are not there to check your form. Secondly, learning from movies helps no one, things are cheated to make them look bigger, more impressive, more theatrical, at the expense of efficient movement and ...
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-12-11 20:04:00)
by J Ellis
Yes, it can and often does affect your ability, reducing you to gross motor movements and an embarrassing deterioration of skills.
Experience with fear, feeling it and working through it, is a large part of being able to control it. You may never overcome it, but you can learn to function in spite of it. Realistic training scenarios to induce adrenal response, pushing through when mentally or...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-18 22:03:00)
by Bill Mattocks
I'm not terribly knowledgeable, but have you considered tai chi and/or cane-based SD training?
Started 6 days, 6 hours ago (2009-12-26 13:52:00)
by Brother John
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Originally Posted by DoubleZ711
Hey all. I was wondering if there was a martial art in existence which is a mixture of using striking for offense, and throws for defense. I guess you could say it would be something like a combination of karate/muay thai and judo/aikido. I don't really know much, but I believe karate uses mostly ...
Started 6 days, 2 hours ago (2009-12-26 17:07:00)
by Omar B
I see no evidence of clashes between Bujinkan and Genbukan. One grew out of the other, they attend each other's seminars and are pretty similar but for teaching method.
"I've found many different names, acronyms, terms, and other things that is in the Ninjutsu curriculum; many including Japanese words and names; these I have no idea of what they mean, what they are, or how they are explained...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-24 00:29:00)
by l_uk3y
I'm with you on that one. I always hated anything near my face although i can deal with that much better now. Even now though anything around my eyes. No Way. Cant stand it. I think it is only natural and probably a good thing to be defensive of them. I could not imagine blindness, and I hope i never have to.
Started 3 years, 5 months ago (2006-07-28 19:13:00)
by Rich Parsons
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Originally Posted by Lisa When you started your Martial Arts journey and you were the excited newbie in the class, what was the first thing you wanted to learn. What was it that you just couldn't wait to be shown. A certain kata? A technique? what?
When I started Karate I wanted to learn katas really really bad. I thought they were so cool!
How not to break people when you grab them ...
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-11-11 00:07:00)
by Bill Mattocks
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Originally Posted by FierySquidFace
So I'm on day 9 now with absolutely no ciggarettes. I'm doing good, and pretty proud of myself, but I'm getting moderatly intense cravings, pretty regularly now. Also a bit crabby/jittery at times. When the cravings are at their worst, I try to drink alot of water, and excercise my **** off. ...
Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2009-10-21 10:00:00)
by Bill Mattocks
If I had my life to live over again, I'd spend more time working on flexibility as a young man, and less time on strength training. Agility, flexibility, balance, and speed are things that will benefit you when you're older, if you gain them while you're young. Strength can be created nearly anytime - some of the strongest power lifters are in their 40's and didn't start as young men. BJJ would...
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Hot threads for last week on Beginners Corner::
Started 6 days, 2 hours ago (2009-12-26 17:07:00)
by Omar B
I see no evidence of clashes between Bujinkan and Genbukan. One grew out of the other, they attend each other's seminars and are pretty similar but for teaching method.
"I've found many different names, acronyms, terms, and other things that is in the Ninjutsu curriculum; many including Japanese words and names; these I have no idea of what they mean, what they are, or how they are explained...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-25 11:46:00)
by Tensei85
Hey AriesKai,
My opinion being a product of massive cross training (5-6 different styles at the same time for 5+ years doing that) is don't do it... let just say I'm less than impressed with the results of trying to juggle so many different systems at 1 time & even now like 8 years later I retained maybe 10% on a good day, on the plus side I learned a lot about different systems, different ...
Started 6 days, 6 hours ago (2009-12-26 13:52:00)
by Brother John
Quote:
Originally Posted by DoubleZ711
Hey all. I was wondering if there was a martial art in existence which is a mixture of using striking for offense, and throws for defense. I guess you could say it would be something like a combination of karate/muay thai and judo/aikido. I don't really know much, but I believe karate uses mostly ...
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-11-10 03:29:00)
by Omar B
It's great to hear that you are motivated man, but there's no learning from books, DVDs or Tony Jaa movies. Firstly, no matter how correct you think you are doing something, the book, DVD or movie are not there to check your form. Secondly, learning from movies helps no one, things are cheated to make them look bigger, more impressive, more theatrical, at the expense of efficient movement and ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-24 00:29:00)
by l_uk3y
I'm with you on that one. I always hated anything near my face although i can deal with that much better now. Even now though anything around my eyes. No Way. Cant stand it. I think it is only natural and probably a good thing to be defensive of them. I could not imagine blindness, and I hope i never have to.
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-18 22:03:00)
by Bill Mattocks
I'm not terribly knowledgeable, but have you considered tai chi and/or cane-based SD training?
Started 3 years, 5 months ago (2006-07-28 19:13:00)
by Rich Parsons
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lisa When you started your Martial Arts journey and you were the excited newbie in the class, what was the first thing you wanted to learn. What was it that you just couldn't wait to be shown. A certain kata? A technique? what?
When I started Karate I wanted to learn katas really really bad. I thought they were so cool!
How not to break people when you grab them ...
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-12-11 20:04:00)
by J Ellis
Yes, it can and often does affect your ability, reducing you to gross motor movements and an embarrassing deterioration of skills.
Experience with fear, feeling it and working through it, is a large part of being able to control it. You may never overcome it, but you can learn to function in spite of it. Realistic training scenarios to induce adrenal response, pushing through when mentally or...
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