Complimenti per il video. Mi è piaciuta la posizione da terra con il Maegeri ai genitali,che considero una Tecnica adattata per i ragazzi vittime sia sei Bulli,che soprattutto giocando a calcio mirano a spezzare le gambe altrui, sia anche per le Vittime di Violenza anche sessuale, perché i loro Nemici sono abituati a giocare sporco. @marcello sergiusti.
I've been practising the sequences of tengu jutsu with Sensei Roberto Andaloro. I got particularly impressed by dynamism and strength of the movements I learned. I can only thank Sensei Roberto for sharing with us such little-known aspects of japanese shinobi's culture ⚔️
Wow! I love these skills and sequences. They are just awesome to see. These are exactly the skills I would expect a Ninja/Shinobi to possess. Last year I was in a disagreement w/ Antony Cummins about Ninja/Shinobi fighting techniques. Antony Cummins is always saying there is no "ninja fighting techniques". But I was asking him "How is that possible?" A Shinobi would find themselves specific situations that a Samurai wouldn’t. A Shinobi wouldn’t be wearing armor. They would be hiding in dark corners. They would be using weapons that were hidden on them under a disguise. So, I kept asking Antony Cummins "HOW can there be no Ninja fighting techniques? There has to be skills specific to the ninja!" Haha Antony Cummins did admit there were some techniques in the manuals. But he didn’t want to go any further and say they were actually "ninja fighting techniques". HahaI I respect Antony Cummins, but sometimes I think he’s painted himself into a corner.
I also greatly respect and admire Anthony Cummings. What he says is that in fact the manual techniques are not described much at all. However, it is logical and rational to think that however the shinobi knew they had skills in unarmed combat. Shinobi certainly knew the bare-handed fighting style of samurai bujutsu. And they probably also added other strategies and tactics to this combat system. It is true that in the manuals we have, empty hand fighting techniques are not explained explicitly and clearly. But in our family I know that Soke Kawakami learned this mysterious and unorthodox art from Ishida Sensei. So in any case, in some way, an unarmed combat system has also been handed down. Perhaps there isn't much talk about unarmed combat in the manuals because at that time weapons had priority. Today, however, we give priority to unarmed combat, therefore we develop and evolve it further. And since we want to live with the shinobi mentality, then what we need to do is adapt Shinobijutsu to today's world. In today's world we cannot use weapons, so we focus more on unarmed combat and develop it further.
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Complimenti per il video. Mi è piaciuta la posizione da terra con il Maegeri ai genitali,che considero una Tecnica adattata per i ragazzi vittime sia sei Bulli,che soprattutto giocando a calcio mirano a spezzare le gambe altrui, sia anche per le Vittime di Violenza anche sessuale, perché i loro Nemici sono abituati a giocare sporco. @marcello sergiusti.
I've been practising the sequences of tengu jutsu with Sensei Roberto Andaloro. I got particularly impressed by dynamism and strength of the movements I learned.
I can only thank Sensei Roberto for sharing with us such little-known aspects of japanese shinobi's culture ⚔️
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Ottima spiegazione di come passare dal combattimento tradizionale al combattimento reale complimenti
Grazie🙏🏻
Wow! I love these skills and sequences. They are just awesome to see. These are exactly the skills I would expect a Ninja/Shinobi to possess.
Last year I was in a disagreement w/ Antony Cummins about Ninja/Shinobi fighting techniques. Antony Cummins is always saying there is no "ninja fighting techniques". But I was asking him "How is that possible?" A Shinobi would find themselves specific situations that a Samurai wouldn’t. A Shinobi wouldn’t be wearing armor. They would be hiding in dark corners. They would be using weapons that were hidden on them under a disguise. So, I kept asking Antony Cummins "HOW can there be no Ninja fighting techniques? There has to be skills specific to the ninja!" Haha
Antony Cummins did admit there were some techniques in the manuals. But he didn’t want to go any further and say they were actually "ninja fighting techniques". HahaI I respect Antony Cummins, but sometimes I think he’s painted himself into a corner.
I also greatly respect and admire Anthony Cummings. What he says is that in fact the manual techniques are not described much at all. However, it is logical and rational to think that however the shinobi knew they had skills in unarmed combat.
Shinobi certainly knew the bare-handed fighting style of samurai bujutsu.
And they probably also added other strategies and tactics to this combat system.
It is true that in the manuals we have, empty hand fighting techniques are not explained explicitly and clearly.
But in our family I know that Soke Kawakami learned this mysterious and unorthodox art from Ishida Sensei. So in any case, in some way, an unarmed combat system has also been handed down.
Perhaps there isn't much talk about unarmed combat in the manuals because at that time weapons had priority. Today, however, we give priority to unarmed combat, therefore we develop and evolve it further. And since we want to live with the shinobi mentality, then what we need to do is adapt Shinobijutsu to today's world. In today's world we cannot use weapons, so we focus more on unarmed combat and develop it further.
@@shinobijutsuitalia That was beautiful explained, Sensei Roberto. 🙏🥷
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🔥🔥🔥muy bueno un saludo 🐉🥷🐉
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