r/Bujinkan - Reddit
Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu Exploring the Essence of the Martial Arts by Alex Esteve- a beautiful beginners introduction that really shows the heart of training. Great essays by Shihan. It's hard to find sometimes though.
What are the main differences between Bujinkan and Ninjutsu
2017年7月16日 · Bujinkan vs Ninjutsu: The bujinkan is a martial art made up of Nine traditional schools of martial arts. Six of these are jujutsu/samurai arts, and 3 are "ninjutsu" schools. Two of the ninjutsu schools are never taught, and the third is taught more sparingly than the samurai arts.
Why is the Bujinkan and Ninjutsu so poorly regarded in the
This coupled with the western and even eastern media dramatization and fictionalization of the ninja have created a very false image of what ninjutsu/the bujinkan really is. On top of this there is an extreme lack of quality control in the Bujinkan, and Hatsumi is okay with this. He feels it is up to the teachers in the West to correct the ...
Is Bujinkan at its best something worth learning? : r/martialarts
2013年10月5日 · Bujinkan, at its best, is very effective and principles-based. That is to say, you learn the principle of the limits of a certain joint, and then learn 100 ways to exploit that in grips, throws, locks, weapon attacks, disarmament, and take downs.
Ask me anything about Bujinkan : r/Bullshido - Reddit
2024年1月2日 · Hi, I've been practicing Bujinkan for over 10 years. I'm aware that, or at least some of it, is considered Bullshido. I thought, maybe I can throw some light on some dubious techniques or just give some insider perspective. Ask me anything, and I'll try to answer. Have you ever used it against an active, resisting opponent at full speed with ...
Understanding bujinkan movement : r/Bujinkan - Reddit
2023年3月9日 · Large or long stiff stances are for photos .A lot of bujinkan videos other than a soke or a few others are waza . The waza shows movement like a paint by numbers . The true bujinkan moves with fluid movement with strikes off balancing and possible take down . Moving with ease at a distance to the strike coming and take attackers kazushi .
Favorite Books You Think Everyone Should Read : r/Bujinkan - Reddit
2023年10月31日 · For me-. Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu Exploring the Essence of the Martial Arts by Alex Esteve- a beautiful beginners introduction that really shows the heart of training. Great essays by Shihan. It's hard to find sometimes though. Meditations on Violence by Rory Miller - Rory Miller really takes the bullshit out of a lot of martial arts.
Why do people still defend Bujinkan? : r/Bullshido - Reddit
2020年8月28日 · To clarify: Bujinkan is completely made up. It's total and entire bullshit. Most "martial arts" are. Correct, Bujinkan is a steaming load. Historically, most "ninja" were Samurai or mercenaries hired to sabotage enemy operations. They often participated in roadside ambushes and other forms of espionage.
I'm seriously considering starting training in Bujinkan ... - Reddit
2011年8月18日 · i took a bujinkan class and really liked it. we spent some time on evasion, rolling, some simple shinai techniques, a joint lock, and using a rope as a weapon. the only reason i haven't been back is time and i'm still considering just making time for it. ignore those who call it bullshido. like any martial art, the instructor is key. anyone who ...
Is Bujinkan a scam? : r/martialarts - Reddit
2021年5月9日 · Yes and no, there is a link to koryu bujutsu, including ones probably used by spies, scouts or assassins. The way it's taught doesn't lend itself to actual fighting and there is a lot of emphasis on low-percentage techniques. Judo will be a good choice if learning to fight is important to you.