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  1. 11-08-2007 04:13 AM #1
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    Fist ninjutsu effectiveness

    i was wondering how effective ninjutsu would be in a fight, is it similar to jujitsu in the limited strikes? because restraining is all well and good most movies/books show striking as the main event with some throws thrown in
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  2. 11-08-2007 04:23 AM #2
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    Well, if that's what the movis show.........
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    As a long time practioner I believe it is very effective, there are not any limits you do what is necessary to survive. Do not base anything on movies and books.
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    iranian ninjitsu looks cool

    [YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymz6LuNNnXE[/YOUTUBE]
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    thanks but i have not watched movies, rather i viewed classes here and in japan (on youtube) and anyway i am actually happy to b proven wrong
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    o and if someone could point me 2 some good videos that'd be great
    thanks
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    I always like to think of Bujinkan as a cross between Japanese ju-jitsu, aikido, aikido sword techniques, karate, judo, Krav maga, kenpo and other weapons techniques.
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    oops that was meant 2 b a quote
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    i thought ninjutsu was similar to hapkido, with the emphasis on whatever technique was required to win the fight
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    i think all self defense arts use what they think would win a fight. Hapkido is basically aikido locks and throws with taekwon-do kicks and a little kick-boxing, well thats what it looked like to me when i was doing it, it revolved round momentum work, using your opponents force against them
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    Quote Originally Posted by lightning knife View Post
    o and if someone could point me 2 some good videos that'd be great
    thanks
    These videos will teach you to actually fight.

    http://www.straightblastgym.com/store.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by bodhisattva View Post
    These videos will teach you to actually fight.

    http://www.straightblastgym.com/store.htm
    No disrespect to SBG but please...

    You actually propose learning to "fight" by watching these videos?

    Will there be a test at the end of each segment or is this some MAGICAL DVD?

    C'mon Bodhi...

    We can learn much by observation, I won't argue that but the application of techniques requires ACTUAL practice...

    The efficiency of the art depends on the skilful application of theoretical knowledge developed upon the experience of centuries.
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