It's interesting how some bujinkan schools teach lots of rolls but when I trained years ago in Australia the instructors hardly taught rolls beyond forward backwards, leaps and diving over a sword held at a chair height. To be honest in Japan taihen is hardly taught and I know Dai Shihans that can't dive roll or do cartwheels if their lives literally depended on it
You are completely correct. This is because many bases are no longer taught in Japan. I first set foot in Japan in 1999 and the training is vastly different from now. Personally, I think that many people only settle for knowing and do not seek to make an effort to master certain subjects.To this we must add that today it is very easy to achieve high ranks in a short time and the result is evident.
it's my first video of theirs, but I was going to comment on how they assist each other through the hardest beginner steps, low impact but still learning a good technique, I'd love someone to help me do back flips hahah :D
Es correcto, de hecho los primeros 10 años de mi entrenamiento fueron en piso de cemento, pero aconsejo aprender a rodar en tatami y luego con el tiempo rodar sobre suelo duro, para evitar lesiones, ya que buscar lesiones sólo porque si, es una idea poco inteligente.
Excellent to see the essential skills being taught. Too many people teach punching & kicking but the students can't land or get back on their feet. 👌
Se continuaram nesse ritmo, essas crianças são tudo faixa preta hj.
amei o video, é realmente muito inspirador ver esse conteudo me deu ate vontade de fazer também o ninjutsu.
Ganas me cobran de ir a entrenar a tu dojo al DF, saludos desde Tijuana, BC y San Diego, CA :D
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It's interesting how some bujinkan schools teach lots of rolls but when I trained years ago in Australia the instructors hardly taught rolls beyond forward backwards, leaps and diving over a sword held at a chair height. To be honest in Japan taihen is hardly taught and I know Dai Shihans that can't dive roll or do cartwheels if their lives literally depended on it
You are completely correct. This is because many bases are no longer taught in Japan. I first set foot in Japan in 1999 and the training is vastly different from now. Personally, I think that many people only settle for knowing and do not seek to make an effort to master certain subjects.To this we must add that today it is very easy to achieve high ranks in a short time and the result is evident.
@@YakumoShinRyuDojo I was in Japan firstly in 98 and even then the basics weren't done.
Muy buen Taihen Jutsu.
i'm always impressed by your dojo's standards! Ninpo Ikkan!
it's my first video of theirs, but I was going to comment on how they assist each other through the hardest beginner steps, low impact but still learning a good technique, I'd love someone to help me do back flips hahah :D
I like !!
que buen video (Y)
nice !
jaja q weno el training de los pekes
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Правильный подход
Ninpo Ikkan por los niños !!!!!
UANA VAINA ES RODAR EN UN TATAMI PERO EN EL SUELO ES OTRA .
Es correcto, de hecho los primeros 10 años de mi entrenamiento fueron en piso de cemento, pero aconsejo aprender a rodar en tatami y luego con el tiempo rodar sobre suelo duro, para evitar lesiones, ya que buscar lesiones sólo porque si, es una idea poco inteligente.
Ninpo rock