wonderful execution of Kamae. Now all we need is for armored warriors to be a thing again and these technique would be modern and practical again. I do respect this system but in truth it is still designed for combat that happened hundreds of years ago. Does it still have practical application, sure it does. I was really surprised at how "traditional" this system is and how "organized" and "this way or it's wrong" type thinking. Please don't miscomprehend I enjoy Ninjitsu in its many forms and I truly enjoy watching it executed. I, personally, just wasn't that into training in it, after I had done so for a couple years.
My understanding is that these are the blue prints and it is up to the user to evolve the skills to use in modern times. So I can understand both sides of the argument for practicality, Otherwise if we do not refer back to blue prints, we will end up somewhere deviated away from the truth. Besides a fighter must adapt skills to his physiology and his ability to manipulate situation in his environment and his opponent to make the best out of an otherwise messy situation. Soften then do arm lock and if opponent moves out of lock then move on with next waza or move. The main point of traditional training is to get the message conveyed from the waza and apply it to modern situations.eg. Onikudaki has to be setup in motion to get it to work. Distancing and timing is important. Each to their own as you said but hard to beat the glamour of BJJ and MMA these days. Still good technicians can make good use of skills taught in Koryo traditional schools.
Very interesting, but I do not understand why these movements, roughly speaking. Why so sweeping? It looks like your school's secret. It would be much better after each movement to show against what it is used.
Hello, I have noticed that throughout the years, some of the AKBAN practitioners have switched their uniform pants from Judo pants to Aikido pants, could you please explain the difference and what's behind it? Hopefully as a video! Thanks a lot!
No video is needed, we think. Take a look at this guy. His name is Takamatsu. He is the teacher of Hatsumi. He is wearing a Hakama. So do the black belts in AKBAN when they do not do the AKBAN 24. This is traditional and we keep the tradition of Bujinkan from Doron Navon Sensei Here he is imagizer.imageshack.us/a/img198/2325/takamatsubo.jpg
Great effort on your part Akban Academy to try ninjutsu your own way, but what u do is not ninjutsu and it is not in the same universe as what Takamatsu Sensei created and evolved. This is your own style stop calling what u do ninjutsu when u cannot even do the most basic kihon. More attention to the line and your transfer of weight without change of height is required for u to even begin to understand the most basic of the kihon. Go back to the basics. U should study Kacem Zoughari.
I have met the only shihan still alive to have met him besides soke, i used to train exactly how u did. But i would not have your level of experience and skills in the variety of styles u seem to portray. Your skills are not ninjutsu though. Whilst they are effective and well drilled u should do some research on Budo, and Bujutsu to find out where ninjutsu comes from and how it is derived from fighting with a spear. Read anything Kacem Zoughari has published, u will be humbly suprised at what u will find and see. That is if u are open to it and have no ego. I went through this very reliasation, that everything i had trained in ninjutsu was incorrect, only 5 months ago.
Excellent teacher.
Thanks 🙏🏻
I enjoy your channel.
Would love to see a video detailing the practical applications of those movements.
Hello spoonman73 , you probably mean this
www.akban.org/wiki/Ninjutsu_combat_stances_-_Kamae
wonderful execution of Kamae. Now all we need is for armored warriors to be a thing again and these technique would be modern and practical again. I do respect this system but in truth it is still designed for combat that happened hundreds of years ago. Does it still have practical application, sure it does. I was really surprised at how "traditional" this system is and how "organized" and "this way or it's wrong" type thinking. Please don't miscomprehend I enjoy Ninjitsu in its many forms and I truly enjoy watching it executed. I, personally, just wasn't that into training in it, after I had done so for a couple years.
To each, his own
My understanding is that these are the blue prints and it is up to the user to evolve the skills to use in modern times. So I can understand both sides of the argument for practicality, Otherwise if we do not refer back to blue prints, we will end up somewhere deviated away from the truth. Besides a fighter must adapt skills to his physiology and his ability to manipulate situation in his environment and his opponent to make the best out of an otherwise messy situation. Soften then do arm lock and if opponent moves out of lock then move on with next waza or move. The main point of traditional training is to get the message conveyed from the waza and apply it to modern situations.eg. Onikudaki has to be setup in motion to get it to work. Distancing and timing is important.
Each to their own as you said but hard to beat the glamour of BJJ and MMA these days. Still good technicians can make good use of skills taught in Koryo traditional schools.
Okay 👌🏼
Very interesting, but I do not understand why these movements, roughly speaking. Why so sweeping? It looks like your school's secret. It would be much better after each movement to show against what it is used.
In this video I did just what you suggested
th-cam.com/video/LdHHCOo-Qyw/w-d-xo.html
Movimentos muitos bons e precisos
thanks
Hello, I have noticed that throughout the years, some of the AKBAN practitioners have switched their uniform pants from Judo pants to Aikido pants, could you please explain the difference and what's behind it? Hopefully as a video! Thanks a lot!
No video is needed, we think.
Take a look at this guy. His name is Takamatsu. He is the teacher of Hatsumi. He is wearing a Hakama. So do the black belts in AKBAN when they do not do the AKBAN 24. This is traditional and we keep the tradition of Bujinkan from Doron Navon Sensei
Here he is imagizer.imageshack.us/a/img198/2325/takamatsubo.jpg
Thank you so much for the detailed reply
1:25 Rusiyo no kamae
I can't stop laughing!
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Great effort on your part Akban Academy to try ninjutsu your own way, but what u do is not ninjutsu and it is not in the same universe as what Takamatsu Sensei created and evolved.
This is your own style stop calling what u do ninjutsu when u cannot even do the most basic kihon.
More attention to the line and your transfer of weight without change of height is required for u to even begin to understand the most basic of the kihon.
Go back to the basics.
U should study Kacem Zoughari.
so you met Takamatzu?
I have met the only shihan still alive to have met him besides soke, i used to train exactly how u did. But i would not have your level of experience and skills in the variety of styles u seem to portray. Your skills are not ninjutsu though. Whilst they are effective and well drilled u should do some research on Budo, and Bujutsu to find out where ninjutsu comes from and how it is derived from fighting with a spear.
Read anything Kacem Zoughari has published, u will be humbly suprised at what u will find and see. That is if u are open to it and have no ego.
I went through this very reliasation, that everything i had trained in ninjutsu was incorrect, only 5 months ago.
one url www.akban.org/wiki/Portal:_Ninjutsu
Look how many fools fell for the hatsumi scam. Pathetic.
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