Ninjutsu for Self Defense

[jubaji]

its probably just some kid either that or someone just talkin outta their ass.

Probably both!

[koto_ryu]

hes probably embarassed by now so i doubt if he ever even shows up. i looked at that link and if you read it, it talks about a representative of the Dalai Lama being allowed back into Tibet, not old baldy himself.

thats probably the last we'll hear of him.

[jubaji]

hes probably embarassed by now so i doubt if he ever even shows up. i looked at that link and if you read it, it talks about a representative of the Dalai Lama being allowed back into Tibet, not old baldy himself.

thats probably the last we'll hear of him.

LOL
Too funny!

[Beginner]

However, this link is one of the most current I've found. I was even supposed to go there but had to go some place else.

http://dalailamanyc.org/index.php4?fuseaction=home.profile

[Beginner]

hes probably embarassed by now so i doubt if he ever even shows up. i looked at that link and if you read it, it talks about a representative of the Dalai Lama being allowed back into Tibet, not old baldy himself.

thats probably the last we'll hear of him.

On the bright side of things, I've learned quite a bit about Tibet & the Dalai Lama in the Ninjutsu for Self-Defense thread.

[jubaji]

On the bright side of things, I've learned quite a bit about Tibet & the Dalai Lama in the Ninjutsu for Self-Defense thread.

And we've all learned quite a bit about good 'ol Ninpo Ikan!

[straitup]

hi

hi everyone I would just like to say something to the person that started this post.ninjtisu is a verry practicle and deadly art. I know because I've trainned in it for most of my life. I currently teach one student right now. He's been with me for about 6 years and he's been verry devoted. All I'm going to say that if you talked to him pain is almost a every day event. I'm not saying this to say that he likes pain or that I'm a hard teacher but in the art that you have chosen to studdy it requires alot of attacks to the boddy,mucels, and to the skleton. I would like to say that the person that talked about stricking their oponent to stop the attack or to help with the off balancing was right on the money. In ninjitsu we do alot of that kind of stuff. I like to reffer to it as the 1 second pause. If this is done right it will be almost imposible for your oponent to stop you from upsetting his/her balance. My opinion is if your not doing most moves slowly first you will not understand how they are aplied. My student for about the firt 6-9 months learnd how to fall,land,role,jump safely befor we even moved on to any kind of attacks or defends. Your saying thats a log time to learn just that. Your right it is but you have to under stand I don't teach like other teachers do. When he learnd these things I told him to attack he asked how. I told him any way he felt. So he did the hole class, I pushed, through, swept and plain out drove him to the into the ground. The class after I started to show him about balance. how it works and how to talk it away from your oponent. I don't know your teacher or for that matter what kind of a student you are, but if your not satisfied then i think that you sould talk to your teacher and find out what his or her reasonning for why they train the way that you do. There is a reason for this I'm sure of this. The other thing that I would like to say is that in ninjitsu there is so much room for you to add or take out what works for you and what dosen't. I beleave some else has said this already and there right. Well good luck.

[jubaji]

hi everyone I would just like to say something to the person that started this post.ninjtisu is a verry practicle and deadly art. I know because I've trainned in it for most of my life. I currently teach one student right now. He's been with me for about 6 years and he's been verry devoted. All I'm going to say that if you talked to him pain is almost a every day event. I'm not saying this to say that he likes pain or that I'm a hard teacher but in the art that you have chosen to studdy it requires alot of attacks to the boddy,mucels, and to the skleton. I would like to say that the person that talked about stricking their oponent to stop the attack or to help with the off balancing was right on the money. In ninjitsu we do alot of that kind of stuff. I like to reffer to it as the 1 second pause. If this is done right it will be almost imposible for your oponent to stop you from upsetting his/her balance. My opinion is if your not doing most moves slowly first you will not understand how they are aplied. My student for about the firt 6-9 months learnd how to fall,land,role,jump safely befor we even moved on to any kind of attacks or defends. Your saying thats a log time to learn just that. Your right it is but you have to under stand I don't teach like other teachers do. When he learnd these things I told him to attack he asked how. I told him any way he felt. So he did the hole class, I pushed, through, swept and plain out drove him to the into the ground. The class after I started to show him about balance. how it works and how to talk it away from your oponent. I don't know your teacher or for that matter what kind of a student you are, but if your not satisfied then i think that you sould talk to your teacher and find out what his or her reasonning for why they train the way that you do. There is a reason for this I'm sure of this. The other thing that I would like to say is that in ninjitsu there is so much room for you to add or take out what works for you and what dosen't. I beleave some else has said this already and there right. Well good luck.

I officially, 100% do not believe for a second that you are a teacher or that you have even completed High School.


Next.

[straitup]

hi

hi your half right I didn't finish school but that hasn't stopped me from making over 50 000.00 a year. Besides school has nothing to do with teaching the martial arts. I thank you for your wisdom and say that if that is what I missed out by not grading i guess I didn't miss much.

[jubaji]

hi your right I didn't finish school .

As I said.

[holyman]

You guys have gotta a grip on reality. Stephen Hayes is a clown. His father is very high up in IBM and helped promote the fact that his sone went to japan to study this ninja shit.

Stop wasting money on ninja smoke bombs, claws and black robes forget wide blocks and shoulder karate type chops they just dont work in street fights.

Richard van donk on his seminar cover face with your palm to simulate a mask LOL. Why we aint in the ninja eerie anymore ahahaahha.

Woops!!! Sorry! I said Bill Atkins was the body gaurd for the Dali Lama. Wrong!!!. Bill learned under Steven Hays. He was the body gaurd.

Please excuse my mistake. Sorry for the confusion.

SiouxDogEater

[HuSanYan]

meant to post this in this thread (went in another by mistake)

[Thai Bri]

Hey! That page is copywrited. You are revealing my secrets for free.

I am going to assasinate you (pass me a T shirt).

[HuSanYan]

Bri, I'm sure you will appreciate that in sending you a T shirt, there is an element of trust. See fig. 1 above, it must be a 'clerks' shirt because 'clerks is Ninja itself'

[Thai Bri]

I may let you off. As long as you don#t reveal how to make those flippin stupid mitten like Ninja Boots.