ninjitsu

[fo2sh]

I Am Back

guys i have been training in aikido for a month now since i started my thread, and aikido is awesome, it shows you a lot of techniques for blocking the hooks and jabs and i think it will be very useful for my boxing in case i am in a real fight.in a fight i will start punching and if the guys arm comes in my hand then i will do an aikido technique to break it then contine my punching........bottomline : i will never quit boxing but aikido was a nice addition, lets just call it crosstraining

[thaibxr]

I dont know about it being the best but in the early ufcs I wathced Pat Smith rip some ninja to pieces Im not sure if it was kickboxing or muay thai but what ever it was he hurt him bad.

[sherwinc]

guys, i am a boxer and i really love the sport, but i just read about ninjitsu and i found it very interesting with all the skills and weapons they have.....so what do u think of it? from my point of view i think it is the most effective and dangerous martial art......is there a lot of gyms that train u how to be a NINJA?

there is, but most of the NINJA's convinced you all that they dont exist, so that they will remain secret......

the best advantages that i see on this art is their art of being STEALTH FIGHTING......

[Hikage]

What is everyone's obsession with the ninja and stealth? That's like saying I want to learn TKD because they block. It's really just a minor thing. At least the stealth that you are thinking of is minor. Don't get hung up on it.

-Hikage

[jubaji]

What is everyone's obsession with the ninja and stealth? That's like saying I want to learn TKD because they block. It's really just a minor thing. At least the stealth that you are thinking of is minor. Don't get hung up on it.

-okama

Yeah. The no-touch KI-attack is where it's really at!

[darrianation]

I dont know about it being the best but in the early ufcs I wathced Pat Smith rip some ninja to pieces Im not sure if it was kickboxing or muay thai but what ever it was he hurt him bad.

In UFC 1 Pat smith lost to ken shamrock I believe it was a leg lock and pat had to tap out.

UFC II Pat I believe lost in the final to Royce Gracie

In UFC UFC III Steve Junnem defeated Harold Howard fir the championship. Steve’s a ninjitsu practitioner and I believe a police officer. Steve only fough in UFC 3 and 4, Pat did not fight in these.

Pat smith did fight again till’ UFC VI. So unless he fought a differnt person at UFC 6 with ninjitsu that I am not aware of, I don't think he ever fought a Ninja but I could be wrong.

Pat Smith Is a Kick boxer at some point I believe he had some MT training but wasn’t until later in his career.

[thaibxr]

im pretty sure it was the same ufc that he lost to shamrock that he kicked the hell out of that ninja I dont know his name but I know it happened back when ufc more like k-1 in the sense that the last man standing one

[thaibxr]

pat smith gave the guy a push kick when the guy was running in like an idiot it took him down smith got on top and pounded the shit out of him with elbows and punches and when the guy stood up he was a bloody mess and could barely stand I believe his name was scott morris in ufc 2

[darrianation]

pat smith gave the guy a push kick when the guy was running in like an idiot it took him down smith got on top and pounded the shit out of him with elbows and punches and when the guy stood up he was a bloody mess and could barely stand I believe his name was scott morris in ufc 2

Yea that was against Scott Morris in UFC II. That was a wickedly brutal knockout with elbows from the top mount. Scott looked like he suffered an orbital fracture around his left eye, he looked like his face had been stuck in a meat grinder.

I have no idea what MA Scott trains in. He was a ninja practitioner? Huh.

[silentassassin]

Now about ninjitsu, You could learn some of the punches. Like counter defense and use your boxing skills. For Example

" The guy comes at you with a right hook, dont block the punch he's bringing at you. Take your right hand and punch him in the wrist while his right hook is coming at you full speed, this will disable his right hand, or punch him in his forearm has hard as you can. It will be like two cars smashing in to each other at full speed, now this will result in knocking him out, If you punch him hard enough in his forarm that is."

You can also do this with kicks.
You can also learn how to do rows and stuff , but i agree if ya want to be like the spies of old, you can join the CIA and try to become a agent, they even base some of their training off of ninjitsu.

[darrianation]

Now about ninjitsu, You could learn some of the punches. Like counter defense and use your boxing skills. For Example

" The guy comes at you with a right hook, dont block the punch he's bringing at you. Take your right hand and punch him in the wrist while his right hook is coming at you full speed, this will disable his right hand, or punch him in his forearm has hard as you can. It will be like two cars smashing in to each other at full speed, now this will result in knocking him out, If you punch him hard enough in his forarm that is."

You can also do this with kicks.
You can also learn how to do rows and stuff , but i agree if ya want to be like the spies of old, you can join the CIA and try to become a agent, they even base some of their training off of ninjitsu.

Your kidding right?

[silentassassin]

kidding about which part?
Just research it or just try it.
In the ring you might get in trouble using punches like those, but in a street fight or a tough man fight you can humiliate your opponent. Now the CIA Training on CIA thing i watched they talked about learning ninjitsu skills in part of their training.

[m.artist]

you've caught my attention . what exactly did you watch?

[silentassassin]

Im not sure if it was some type of Martial Arts or CIA doc on tv. But im sure you can find it on google search or something? But i do have a few Special Forces books That you can find at militarybookclub.com that have a few of these training skills in them. just do a search on S.A.S. and Special Forces. I'll try finding out what it was i watched a tell you., also if your interested in ninjitsu they was a nice Martial Arts history thing on Fit Tv last night, it might come on agian.

Heres a question? did you make that up or did bruce lee quote that?

[i]"Before you open your mouth to speak, please make sure it's an
improvement upon the silence.

[silentassassin]

ninjitsu in the cia

here it is a link for the book, it may been this book i read instead of a tv thing i watch, because i remember this book, i think my friend had it, this maybe were i got the info, inless they made a show about this book?
anyhow heres the link, this would probley be a good book to buy.

http://shop.navyseals.com/c=8BzVm20Wf08eaFaA3Tz4ZoIan/category/7a/