Hatsumi sensei - Sakki test

Hatsumi Masaaki Soke Bujinkan dojo budo ninpo taijutsu in Hombu dojo Japan sakki test (go dan test) 5 dan.
2003 keiko exams
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[@bluepizza2112]

I feel like that little jump before he swings tells them to move

[@Moodo76]

He seem to move differently depending on if he has decided if they should succeed or fail

[@jeremyarroyo360]

I counted he switches it up one guy he only gave one lmfao.

[@Petarosus]

Bingo- that way he trully controls who succeeds. Its right in front of our eyes, yet..not seen. True Ninjutsu ;-).

[@c2lhu]

@@Petarosus but everyone succeeded

[@Petarosus]

@@c2lhu On this vid, this time.

[@Rameus]

He telegraphs his move for the student

[@Ben-xf7uy]

This was hilarious. I would love to see these guys in a full contact situation. Surely at least one of them is competent enough to actually stress test

[@TwoForTwentyFilms]

With a sharp live blade they would all be dead.

[@ReynDacen]

Everybody who is trashin this just take a bokken and a friend and try it out for yourself. I have tried it many times and some are hit and some are miss. I say let them train as they are not hurtin me in any way and i could care less if it is true ninjutsu or not as i say it is up to yourself if you believe in it or not and if you want to pay for it then go for it.People in ths world should care less what other do and make their own path in life. Hate and pointing fingers does not solve anything. As long it does not hurt anyone than let it be.

[@jorgennygren2040]

If it was a real sword, and earbuds, i think we'll have many students divided in half....What a fraud this is

[@TiagoBarufi]

Please stop hitting one each other in the head, that's the opposite of wisdom and it does not prove anything worthy

[@yarivalimar]

Could easily destroy a master. Maybe he would get lucky, but at around 90% no one would pass this « test »

[@MrZillas]

I remember, back in time when I trained Bujinkan, I was walking down the streets with another level of mind, very open, very focussed, very aware of EVERYTHING around me. It's a total different feeling when you are not in training, you take your normal life as a comfort-zone and believe nothing could disturb this bubble. And exactly this is wrong. There could happen everything anytime. And having this radar is what you learn. It's sensing everything.

[@elputoJoeLewis]

Zanshin

[@spacewarriormartialarts3981]

Well done, congrats to everyone here!

[@georgekondylis6723]

Lol! That’s awesome! Ninja!

[@Muslim_qui_doute]

someday in the future, I am planning on giving this Dojo a personal visit, as a fellow hardcore Judoka and karateka and amateur boxer I want to see how good their 6th sens is against my attacks

[@TiagoBarufi]

Their art allows blades, be warned

[@dennisrounds1996]

So are you A. Unsure of your own technique or level or B. Just want or enjoy disproving others.? Either way what does/ would that prove? That your tougher?, than why the need to validate it? Are you not confident? If they are so awful, how does beating a lesser or poorly trained opponent actually make you look any better?

[@gtorrespi4080]

Técnica do pulinho e demora pra chegar na cabeça, timelapse todo mundo ver.

[@iancarroll3390]

Rites like the Godan are an important way for present and future generations to maintain a dialogue with our ancestors and those who established such culture and traditions. We remember whats distinguished from the ordinary and profane in life by practicing customs which recognize the sacred; the extraordinary. Congratulations to everyone who participated, pass or fail, I hope to experience the Godan myself some day.

[@d1sconnected717]

@Will iam Nobody likes a skeptic William.

[@Toberou]

Se simplesmente o mestre descesse a espada eu duvido que alguém conseguiria...

[@royhsieh4307]

2:15 he almost scissor leg grabbed that thing and counter killed the master

[@user-jr9hg4kp1o]

武道を鍛錬していくうちに超能力が身に付いていくみたいだ。行く先で危険な事が起こりそうな事も分かるようになるらしい。未来予知の能力。遠距離から銃で狙われたら終わりだから武道や格闘技やっても無駄だよという意見もあるがそういうものも事前に察知できるようになるらしい。宗家は師匠が後ろから真剣の日本刀を振り下ろしたのを躱し宗家を譲られたそうである。一歩間違えばただの殺人行為だが師弟の信頼関係、絆があって出来た行為だ。自身の命を守って無事家族の元に帰る為に外国の人達は学びにやって来る｡

[@demoskunk]

It's all about the ears, actually.

[@omaresi4953]

I mean, I'm sure u can feel the intention somehow. But then hatsumi Sensei shouldn't make always this little jump before the strike.

[@paulinaperezrebolledo7212]

I though the same ... innecesary

[@wizcoolc1]

How much did Hatsumi charge for these tests?

[@tiggerperez8524]

Like around 10M

[@elninjadelpincel7127]

Nothing. Taking the test is free.

[@GregBierly]

One blade. One heart. Not two.

[@budokan4335]

hoy día ya cualquiera es shidoshi, pasan el saki tes como nada no como hace 35 años atras cuando solo husamvamos nuestro NIN el la shinobi ni bujinkan avía, que tiempos aquellos se entrenaba de verdad y que buenos shihanes tenia el Soke a su lado.

[@taiko8073]

Y que es lo que has aprendido a través de NIN

[@lactate]

He's intentionally making a loud sound in a silent room before striking. An 8 year old wouldn't have a problem learning how to do this.

[@VaJennaGames]

Yea he flinches just before.

[@ignorancebringschaosnotkno3392]

​@Danny C Illumini "The highest form of ignorance is when you reject something you don't know anything about" - Wayne Dyer

[@georgekondylis6723]

Haha! That which cannot be understood must not be rejected for your not understanding of the material to be understood. Understand?

[@c.5879]

@Danny C Illumini bujinkan is definetly not bullshit, inform yourself before you talk about something. I wouldn't be surprised if you have never taken part in bujinkan training

[@stefftrim]

Calisthenics Athlete. I second that as from own experience. What is even so obvious here is, how Hatsumi Sensei's body language shows the "sakki" and then thrusting down the bokken. Observers will experience the student reacting on the emotion, not the movement of the sword. Watch this and see what also happens when the mind is "out of tune": kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6uxgWpjqtN7qNk

[@jorgennygren2040]

Would be REALLY interesting to see this test with the students wearing some kind of earbuds. IMHO opinion no one of them would! Sorry no, the one with a lottery win would...

[@kaizaki9148]

Then they would get hit most likely. Part of sensing it coming is listening, part is vibrations, part may even be changes in light and shadow. The point is not to learn some mystical chi powers that people claim to exist, the point is to understand the feeling of focus in anticipation and hone your human senses. At least this is what I always understood it to be in our Dojo! :]

[@dennisrounds1996]

That’s a good idea actually.

[@Rameus]

@03:05 the guy would have lost his life. Why did the instructor look to the side for a decision? The “master” should have the ultimate say in the completion of such a test. I call bs

[@wiltonc4945]

🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@gracestodomingo4621]

I just watched this because luffy and rayleigh did it

[@BreathingAir]

Each time that shinai comes down, all I hear is "cha-ching"!

[@Andy-ud1gd]

That say a lot more about you than it does about Hatsumi.

[@BreathingAir]

​@@Andy-ud1gd I was lucky I only did this for 3 years until I woke up and realized how farcical and ineffective it is in real combat situations. Think about it, you're taught to punch once with your lead hand and lead foot and then freeze, then the other person, does a block attack move and you fall down. No real-time sparring is ever practiced, so you can't actually verify that it works.

[@wtfschindler]

There’s a great truth in the need for heightened situational awareness in our daily lives. Sadly, now more than ever. But at the root of this demonstration is trickery and false teaching. You can’t magically dodge a sword (consistently anyway) coming at you from this position. As evidenced by most of these filmed examples.

[@dennisrounds1996]

I’ll agree with your statement and also say that (in the last at least) much of it had been about $ keeping the coffers full and a hierarchy. With that, it’s not necessarily about “not getting hit” as many of them clearly were or would have been. The idea is to feel “Sakki”- murderous intent. This is about connection and awareness. I’ve had it explained like this to name and perhaps you have experienced this yourself. Have you ever sat at a stoplight and felt someone glaring at you without seeing them?, the. You turn around to find someone scowling or learning at you? Kind of like a “spidey - sense”, or dodged out of the way of something you didn’t see but nearly hit you. No, it’s not something “mystical”, it’s something both innate, our “gut feeling” and that of trusting our senses.

[@stevenk1615]

TRUE OR FALSE IS MY QUESTION I KNOW ONLY A 0.3PERCENT REGARDING THIS MATTER !!!!!!!!

[@Dan.50]

Have that old fool sit down and let someone (not a student) do the test on him.

[@ilpirataetornato8868]

@Will iam bullshit for real

[@fin7132]

How about someone do it to you “D.J.”

[@sean6319]

He did, except it was a real katana. Not a wooden one

[@sean6319]

@@legolam4271 I am glad he used a wooden one when I took my test

[@MrZillas]

That "old fool" did this several times. Stephen K. Hayes was told to hit him from behind whenever he wants. And Stephen tried and failed. In other videos Hatsumi tells a student to attack whenever he wants and he does it like 3 or 4 times and Hatsumi moves away each time. He can do it.

[@JimCunningham-jr7qv]

This is so silly..are these people adults ? NINJAS ? Time to grow up in this day and age. Men acting like Ninjas lol...so unrealistic.They practice this choreographed stuff that wont work in reality because they cant do realistic martial arts...too much work and they might get hurt.Dancing and acting is more safe than real martial training.

[@nunya991]

If you actually followed through and swung, you would have hit most of them. Bunk.

[@maykbublitz7638]

o rei do pulinho

[@dankdonuts5185]

this is such a scam lmao

[@John-lb9kh]

🤔 🤥 🤫

[@ilpirataetornato8868]

Commercial ninja

[@carlosgrey37]

Yes

[@carlosgrey37]

Lol

[@PaulSith]

Clowns

[@TwoForTwentyFilms]

It´s a shame that these wannabe Ninja students get a Godan for this shit.