That's awesome practice stances I've never learned it like in that way before I have done karate kempo jui jitsu but my speciality is shoalin kung fu forms and also karate forms learning this is good though

Very good. Informative start to finish... Could you tell me, is the spindle hard or soft wood. Does it matter? Give names of wood used... Pine, oak ect... thanks

Very Nice!

Good 😁😁

Your #9 water skills, the body moved connected like in taiji..

I purchased the black belt series about a month ago. I am getting ready to pay my membership and test. I really enjoyed this video. It has given me perspective in training henka. I already knew you could play with the timing, foot work,etc. I never thought about the angle of the takedown, or reversing the body in the same manner as henka. Great lesson. Would you mind showing some kick defenses in the future? Both from our system and other types. Thanks so much Shidoshi.

Very nice.

Very nice

Great video. I appreciate your insight.

very interesting!

That was so cool. I love these "how you got started" videos. You were so lucky to have learnt directly from Soke Hatsumi! I can't wait for the next installment about how Pathways Dojo got started. Keep these videos coming Mark..we love em!

Mark excellent job with ur rolls master ninja u showed alot of power showing ur feet sir👊 master mark u have powerful feet its really awesome when ur barefooted. its really cool u perform very excellent keep up the great work and its shows alot of power seeing you barefooted in action really awesome mark👊

Hey mark excellent work on ur kata form sir. I can say that when u show ur feet its much easier to watch u barefooted work in action keep at u look very awesome when u show ur feet it shows alot of power👍

Hi Dear, I have two questions... 1st question is what is the difference between Bujinkan All 20 Dan training and 18 Ninjitsu Skills and 2nd question is how many time required to learn all 20 Dan and 18 Ninjitsu Skills...in regular class and their fee.

Excellent

Hey mark i have a question for u do u keep ur toes apart or together because it makes it hard when u were moving in different ways and u kept having ur big toe more apart from ur other toes.

Awesome

We perform shikko in Aiki as well. I am constantly surprised how many similarities there are between our two arts.

Good job ⛩

Very good Taijutsu Technique.

very cool!

Nice. 🗡

That's rather interesting

Great job,make next video about spinjitzu technic please!!

I'm surprised more martial arts school are not pursuing nature skills as part of their curriculum. The connection seems obvious to me. In fact I learned about Tom Brown from a fellow Muay Thai student, and met a Bujinkan student at one of Brown's Standard classes. Glad to see more people are making the connection.

Really awesome. I think this is really helpful to approach all the stances as a flow.

This is just superb, I have been researching "learning powerful methods to build your Chi energy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Fellmeroni Rudimentary Chi - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got excellent success with it.

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Wow , I want to learn all of these skills.Just like my ancestors.

I learned friction fires and tracking orientation first aid survival.... In boy scouts

Amazing. Very cool.

I would like to see the basic punches, kicks and stands so I can practice them by myself and one day, contact you, maybe why not, go to take a seminar with you!

Wow! Thanks again! Yes practice in nature must be the best!

Thank you because I would love to learn this magnificent art!

I am 35 years old, do you think I could learn ninjutsu at this age? Or I'm too old?

love it chi fu ka sui ku or earth wind fire water void all part nature the shinobi no mono it all in open in batter field I don't care what other say shinobi still big part of life it be years ago in pass you still a lot to learn

i love Kyoketsu Shoge, its think man weapon you use taijutsu along with strike and hojojitsu cuts and stabbing also part of this weapon long hooking and ripping the ring if think about the Kyoketsu Shoge metal ring have same force as kick or punch powerful weapon

sensei roemke's great to footwork and hand

nice every good training

On the topic of disguise and impersonation skills, have you ever heard of the grayman concept that's used in intelligence and security circles? OnPoint Tactical talks a lot about that in their Urban Escape & Evasion courses. You can use bird language and tracking principles of concentric rings, baseline (both in appearance and gait/posture), zones of disturbance and patterns of alarm etc in urban environments. It could be a really edgy cloak and daggers thing or it could be people clowning and playing and making fun of it by deliberately breaking the norm as Improv Everywhere does with their various scenes intended to create "chaos and joy". That's actually fun to do because they have to map out approach angles, zones and sectors, cover ID's etc it's both tactical and very lighthearted at the same time.

can you attack the enemy with the metal ring?

I am so stoked we are going to be flooding you subscribers on pathways dojo channel with new video content, including Bujinkan, Jeet kune do, gracie jujitsu, bato jutsu iado, eskrima, silat, and much more.