#Budo taijutsu

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BUDO and AYANO

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How To Do NINJUTSU Kusari Fundo Armlock Takedown

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Watch "Old Footage of Soke Hatsumi Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu Ninjutsu" on YouTube

Old footage of Soke Hatsumi training outside in Japan

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Green bay martial arts Bujinkan dojo

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Kagami Biraki 2024

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Check out this article I wrote on 3 aspects of the Ninja's kamae and find out how you can get a free ninjutsu training eBook I wrote!

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Hoy en clase de kung fu se me cayeron los anteojos y cuando los saqué de atrás de la mesita parecía un algodón de azúcar por la cantidad de telas de araña enredada con pelos humanos que tenía <3 amo que a pesar de sus no esfuerzos en limpiar igual tienen una mesita decorativa con mantel y una teterita, se aprecia jajajaja 😋

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✮ Military ✮

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➤ Unlike the other three clans, the Alder put little to no effort into using more modern weapons like guns, rifles, or any other projectiles. Instead they focus more on staff wielding, close combat martial arts, and using their medical knowledge to take down the ones around them.

Their military is made up of extreme agile, and flexible individuals. One must pass both a written and physical exam, before they are allowed to serve. As the most refined clan, according to them, it’s only natural that their military is just that. That being said— It is also difficult to be accepted into its ranks. It’s devised into two divisions, that both serve their own purposes.

➤ The first focuses on stealth. Silence, and use of their extremely enhanced vision. Those who showed little physical prowess, but excelled in medical knowledge, are encouraged to join them. They don’t engage in physical combat under any circumstances— Using only their own familiars and superhuman eyes to send messages and relay information back home.

➤ The second is more hands on. The more agile and flexible fighters. Prioritising flexibility and producing masters in staff fighting, they can rival even the strongest fighters even with such small numbers.

➤ The two primary styles of fighting that are utilised are Hanbōjutsu and Tahtib. The movements, and techniques, are taught to be used both with and without their desired weapon.

Hanbōjutsu — Hanbōjutsu, the art of wielding the hanbō, is a focus in several martial arts including the Kukishin-ryū koryū classical school of martial arts, and Kukishinden-ryū, one of the nine schools of Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. Part of the importance in using this length is that it is approximately that of a walking cane. Although techniques with a cane in this ryū-ha utilize pulling or hooking and possess one rounded end, they invariably function the same as a hanbō in all other respects. The hanbō can be held toward one end, and be swung like a katana or kendo sword. Additionally, it can be held in the middle like a staff and strike and block from either end.

The hanbō can be used as a means of striking, restraining or even throwing someone. It is useful to know because sticks are abundant and can be picked up if attacked. Masaaki Hatsumi says that one who wishes to be a swordsman should first master hanbō techniques, since it can be held and utilized in a similar fashion to a Japanese sword (but without the cutting edge). When utilized properly (parrying by deflecting the sword by striking the flat parts of the blade), it can be used against a katana.

Tahtib — Tahtib is the term for a traditional stick-fighting martial art originally named fan a'nazaha wa-tahtib. The original martial version of tahtib later evolved into an Egyptian folk dance with a wooden stick.

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Unleashing the Power Within: Scott F Kushner Martial Arts Journey

Martial arts is not just about physical prowess; it’s about discipline, focus, and self-discovery. Scott F Kushner understands this deeply as a 2nd Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and a 1st Degree Black Belt in Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu, the hand-to-hand combat art of the Ninja. His journey through martial arts has not only shaped his physical abilities but also instilled invaluable life lessons that he carries with him every day.

Scott F Kushner

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Find the Best Takemusu Aikido Florida to Improve Your skill

Aikido art is slowly dying because most people can’t explore it uniquely and creatively. So, they don’t know the creative methods to teach it, but if you want Aikido with authentic creativity, then take your classes from Aikido of Gainesville, where Aikido is taught with both conventional and modern creativity at the dojo called Takemusu Aikido Florida.

What Exactly Is Aikido Training And Art?

Aikido is an art that needs effective techniques and creativity at every step. But today’s masters are unable to focus on these. Aikido was founded by Aikido Morihei Ueshiba (also known as O Sensei). He could develop this art over the course of his long life of training and experience. The art follows various phases of development and maturation. Today, there are a plethora of Aikido schools worldwide, but which can offer the best training is quite hard to understand.

 Aikido learning and teaching are pretty hard because it is a complex, physically oriented style that needs greater combat emphasis, health, and exercise-oriented approaches. Many students of O’ Sansei have developed this art with time in which Tame Shigiri Batto Florida is one. It needs to keep changing with every passing time. Tradition can’t stand still in its development. It continues to evolve and change, so when one learns Aikido, one must choose the best Takemusu Aikido Florida.

Why This Takemusu Aikido Florida The Best?

Takemesu Aikido is quite different from other schools and for some specific styles of Aikido art practices. These Aikido styles emphasize the following three areas:

 1.    KIHON 

KHION refers to powerful Aikido training and practice. It clearly distinguishes between basic to advanced levels of practice and techniques. The most fundamental art and techniques are encoded in the basic technique, and advanced techniques are taught more profoundly and uniquely.

 2. RIAI

It integrates the empty-handed practice called Taijutsu and the practice of holding weapons called Bukiwaza. Both practices are understood as integrated and mutually reinforcing practices.

 3. BUDO

This Aikido is a blend of modern and traditionally rooted martial art relevant to daily life. It is beyond regular training in any Dojo.

 Learning Aikido may be tough, creative, or easy enough, but all these depend on a dojo or schools of Aikido learning, so choose any Takemusu Aikido Florida wisely for all styles of Aikido training in-depth.  

[sokeanshu]

Exhaust All Options...

Exhaust All Options | read in full... (5/20/2024)

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It has been said: “As above, so below, as within, so without, as the universe, so the soul…” - Hermes Trismegistus

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Always keep a positive mindset and focus with good intentions on achieving your goals. DO NOT SET A TIME LIMIT! Think about each step with strategy, and take each step carefully to achieve your desired goal.

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Always see things through to the end. The only thing you can never get back is time. So make sure you take the time needed to reach the final destination of whatever goal you are going after. The last thing you want to do is have to come all the way back to the beginning, and redo something that was unfinished; wasting the only precious thing you have in this life... time.

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Never trash your own mindset or goals. You are the only one that can go get your goals. You do not need to be your biggest opponent in doing so... NEVER SAY:

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- I can't do that...

- I'm not good enough...

- This will not happen...

- This will never work...

- I'm done...

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There is no shame in not getting the desired outcome you wish for, as long as you understand the difference between losing and not winning...

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"Not Winning" means you gave it your best, you seen it all the way through to the end, it just did not work. I can live with that.

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"Losing" means, you did not try, you did not exhaust all options and you gave up... I cannot live with that.

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A pessimist sees the difficultly in every opportunity. An optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.‬ It does not matter if you can trying to get a black belt, lose weight, start your own business, rekindle a relationship, travel the world or settle down and start a family. No matter your goal, see it through to the end. You owe it to yourself. It is your life, so stop letting social pressure stop you and go live it.

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Do not be defeated by your inner demons. You are good enough... So go attack your goals and claim victory over your inner demons!

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Banzai! (万歳)

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Watch "Muzosa Budo Taijutsu on Inside Martial Arts" on YouTube

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Bujinkan handbo ,Green bay bujinkan

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Poema de Takamatsu Toshitsugu

“Hace algún tiempo, era un completo guerrero de la tradición Koppojutsu.Yo era valiente y  tan intenso como una llama,incluso en la batalla contra violentos animales.Tengo un corazón que es como las flores salvajes de la pradera,recto y verdadero como el bambú.Incluso diez mil enemigos no pueden causarme temor.¿ Quién es en este mundo capaz de mantener viva esta voluntad del corazón del guerrero…