初見良昭 Masaaki Hatsumi 武神館 Bujinkan dojo - tradition of 9 ryu-ha

[@kirylschlyakhtich1372]

Шикарный мастер и школа...!!!

[@antonioarizo4881]

Удивил друга входом через атаку в традиции Kumogakure))) таких удивлённых глаз 👁 давно не видел)) он был потрясён и озадачен😁👍

[@jaysonmaduro1475]

Great video

[@アジアのばかチバチャン]

この技の素晴らしさに感銘を受けてジライヤはリアル忍者になったのか‼️山路親子ですね👍

[@hinemoahunia1314]

Dr Masaaki Hatsumi watching 😌

[@神崎晃司]

20世紀にこういう達人が存在したんだなぁ‥

[@DavidRSexton]

Very well done.

[@ivanildocafu3452]

I like how they follow the flow to that oldman.

[@rafaelsilveira5509]

Jiraya Togakuri

[@khaledkhattab1209]

Bujinkan has "16" STRIKES OF GYUKKO RYU AND Who fights with weapons may not need punches😉

[@rukitiopira4060]

Real ninja no joke

[@TheSanshinDojo]

❤️

[@antonioarizo4881]

Некоторых видео из нарезки у меня ещё нет))

[@LamiNalchor]

Does somebody have knowledge of the Mikyo Buddhism? It was practiced by Ninjas.

[@Bujinkan]

Yes, of course it was practiced! Ninpo mikyo.

[@LamiNalchor]

@@Bujinkan I am very practiced in tantric Buddhism from Tibet. I have been training Ninjutsu for a couple of years now. I know Ninjas were practicing tantric Buddism as well. It is quite difficult to find information about their practices, however. If you do have knowledge, can you give me small a hint of that?

[@Bujinkan]

@@LamiNalchor Yes, really not much information We studied with Dominic Thibault. One of the brightest in Europe is Sylvain Guintard Here is his website www.shugendo.fr/en/bbc-shugend%C3%B4-relics-buddha-france

[@Bujinkan]

The information I have is most of it in Russian, But we did a closed webinar on this channel. If you are interested, write to the email: [e-mail]

[@LamiNalchor]

@@Bujinkan Thank you. Had not received a notification.

[@yuyuyu2216]

後ろにポール先生もいたw

[@darkmagician941]

real bushido.

[@いしトモ-e3d]

素人目には八百長、ヤラセに見える。弟子がわざとやられてる感じに。漫画アニメや映画の様に格好良く投げたり、キレイに回し蹴りが決まって相手が倒れるということは無い。至って地味で見栄えのしない動き、技が本当のようだ。そんなチョコンと当てるだけで効くかよと思うだろうが急所に適切に当てれば充分らしい。相対した人達の意見だと最初から相手の体全体をコントロールしててどんな攻撃も当たりはしないとの事。まさに達人だが本物はそういうものらしい。

[@josedominguez558]

anyoke can explain wtf is the 1:30 and 1:40 ,just for saying smthing..this look a completely joke

[@patmat7984]

OK I know this was 2 yrs ago but the first method 1.30 in the video you can see the attacker grabbing the shoulder. So hatsumi drops his weight at the same time does a rear sweep In karate we would call this USHIRO ASHI BARAI rear foot sweep. And then he drops his weight but the aggressor is still holding on to his shoulder which is what takes him down. The second 1.40 is a very clever foot stomp and trapping technique with his knee which is another technique about destroying ballance like the first. This is a very old type of technique in traditional martial art we call this type of thing in traditional karate FUMI KIRI stepping on the foot Which stops the opponent from moving which causes him to lose his ballance when you strike or push him etc and he drops or Loses his ballance.... Hope that helps....

[@patmat7984]

But hatsumi sensei is trying to be careful in the video so not to cause any injury to the student only the principle is necessary to understand. I would advise when watching bujinkan look at everything like a form or kata so you understand the basic of what's being done or taught...

[@josedominguez558]

​@@patmat7984 i left this bs time ago, opps are not going to freeze ,this is shit

[@opiskelu6097]

Ninja ballet

[@chalonandre5147]

E um pé sem cabeça.

[@glennoc8585]

Peep say Hatsumi Is fake, if they saw Chinese wushu masters on Chinese tv propaganda you'd see real.bullshit.

[@vlad_tapes]

Thug life

[@Kamabushi999]

These techniques can be done right but these cult followers persist in doing them versus unrealistic attacks and at slow motion with intermittent stops. It is sad how that speed never increases nor the attacks change. No one attacks that way...... a Judo player would never try a throw that way......these guys never heard of kuzushi......

[@767Prototype]

The most Things are from Practice Videos. So make it fast doesn't help you. You train it slow at the beginning for learning the movements and the meaning of the movements. and than you begin to do it faster and throw away the technic it self, so that just the meaning of the movement/technic is left. Once you reach it, you can practice it in real combat speed. This way the understanding of Budo is becoming much deeper. It helped me in real life already 2 times, when someone tried to rob me and im still a beginner. Hatsumi Sensei is an absolut god in Budo and you should try to understand this more.

[@georgekondylis6723]

Utterly ridiculous.

[@Polentaccio]

You need to be able to separate principles out of what is shown and drill it against Resistance ..when you do that, it is as effective as anything out there. That said, most people in the Bujinkan are dreamers and role players and never really challenge themselves or train realistically.

[@georgekondylis6723]

Polentaccio Not as effective as anything if it hasn’t developed from a legitimate source. Anyone can create their own “martial art”, practice the bogus moves, perfect them, and then pawn them off to un knowledgeable people. Oftentimes these bogus martial arts will contain some legitimate techniques from somewhere. After all, the most believable lies usually contain some truth.

[@dakotaroosa202]

LARP

[@pewing9700]

Hollywood

[@thomaslai7369]

He is fake