Bujinkan Gogyo no Kata (Sanshin no Kata)

[@jgary5771]

Awesome thanks

[@leonardomangani4988]

nice dojo and good moves! Thanks for sharing

[@k3vier]

Buen video recien empiezo en este maravilloso mundo de las artes marciales me sera de mucha ayuda Osu!🙇‍♂️

[@gerhardmayer6289]

Das nützliche ambivalent zu wu bu qwuan was ja in China propagiert ist wo mir jedoch zu Ohren kam morgens fünf Schritte Übung für den ganzen Tag in Nord tibeth ich meinte das wäre das hier jedoch eine Ninja Variante danke für den upload

[@user-hi1mj4mc3w]

I a sea of much foolishness, many thanks for putting something of value up :)

[@billpogue1830]

nice looking dojo. the techniques are difficult to imagine working- the attacker is not attacking the way people really attack. i do like the thumb-fist

[@cagedraptor]

Ninjitsu technique are designed for ancient Japanese Armored Warriors. Their technique all revolve around ancient forms of fighting. Some schools have modernized their technique but most remain in the past. there is beauty in their art and there are a lot of things that could work but most have not nor will not update skills to a modern world. There still fighting short, stout Japanese armored warriors that would be 500 years old by now. I trained NInjitsu for about 2 years at one point, I enjoyed it but it didn't give me the skill sets I was looking for at the time.

[@sempaiSteve1]

Adding onto what has already been said, the kata are based around samurai fighting in armour; so you can't expect modern glide stepping and jabs etc. I got to train in armour a few times at my bujinkan dojo, and can tell you you wouldn't want to bob and weave like a modern fighter wearing that! You almost topple over unless your posture is perfect. I am fortunate that my dojo does a lot of pressure testing where we take these concepts and use them against an uncooperative attacker and in free-form sparring. And yes, they don't resemble the kata as you see them here, as kata is a template to pass down knowledge. They become more subtle, faster, smaller and less emphasised; and look a lot more like what you see in more modern striking arts. Bujinkan usually teaches a concept first really big and really slow, like this. Then as a student gets better, they begin to close the distances, increase the speed, then begin adding resistance. The bujinkan is a study of old fighting methods and, like a lot of traditional martial arts, you spend years working on things like this that aren't immediately practical. The basic points of these kata are distancing, angles, timing, reach, posture and targeting. It's the bare basics of moving your body, but can be used practically; though not 100% like they are done in kata practice. I appreciate you being respectful in your comment too :)

[@MrZillas]

@bill pogue - You have to understand, that these are katas are designed for "muscle memory". Of course, nobody would attack like this, but the kata itselfs trains your muscles, the coordination, the distance, the timing. Later in training, beyond black-belt, the training looks way different. Many people have their doubts when they see Bujinkan. But I highly recommend some training and you will feel real pain. It is very important to understand the principles of distance, breaking the opponent's balance, being out of range and knowing weak-points and how to attack them. Remember. What you see here is a kata, just a kata.

[@MrZillas]

@@cagedraptor If you believe you learn any skills in Bujinkan after only 2 years, you are dumb. Most people have the 8th kyu after 2 years and there are 7 kyus to go and then comes the first black belt. 2 years is nothing. I know people with 15th black belt after 30 years of training.

[@joseluisromero2878]

Muy bueno por favor pon mas vídeos desdé Toledo un saludo

[@estebanpctools7529]

MUY BIEN EXPLICADO.

[@pandr3s]

You have a tell with your hand when you are about to move it.

[@irineusilva1813]

great and very useful video.

[@captainbeefheart1630]

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[@theburgercam]

Nice

[@eddiehizo3365]

His uke(blocking with his knuckles) should be able to knock the opponent's punch away. His blocking seems more like a light touch method. He should block that oncoming punch with devasting result, really knock that away....resulting the opponet to feel pain, un balance his kamae result momentarily.

[@rin-ix6ub]

May i ask what does the boshi ken in fu no kata do to his oppeneny does it knock the wind out of him?

[@opiskelu6097]

Nice dance

[@CSuntzu1]

Very good, tecniches.

[@WyZZmpr]

thanks you for this video Thanks to you I would have my ninth qyu

[@jhovannacrespo750]

Me da pena de ese bro

[@akbrakes9412]

Slow things down bro so people can see wht u are doing.

[@TheSADHU88]

Earth wrong, fire wrong...

[@GuyWicks]

Associating gogyo no kata to the elements: wrong.

[@regisaugusto1]

So, could you please bring your light to the viewers commenting what could be performed better?

[@equilibriomilanchirh2507]

I am sorry but this is not "gogyo no kata". This is "sanshin no kata" and in it, there are "gogyo" (5 elements) but it is not itself "Gogyo no kata". "Gogyo no kata" in Bujinkan is something separate - it consists out of two different sets of kata existing in daken taijutsu (striking) and jutaijutsu (wrist manipulation) that are taught when the elements are being taught which is 5th-10th dan training. Sanshin is taught at the begining and it is sometimes only nicknamed gogyo because there are 5 elements in it but is not its real name and it is not what the Japanese think when they say "Gogyo no kata". I do not know why in the west people still teach this as "Gogyo no kata" while almost nobody knows the real gogyo no kata that already exists in Bujinkan. It is not the real Gogyo no kata. It is sanshin no kata and sanshin has gogyo as a topic dealt with in its own way but sanshin is a part of kihon (basics) and gogyo no kata (the real one) is a very high level of training/knowledge.

[@elputoJoeLewis]

curious , last time i train with nagato a kyu student do this question about diference between san shin no kata and san shin no kata and nagato said that san shin no kata and gogyo no kata were the same thing

[@captainbeefheart1630]

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