Return of the 18 Lost Skills of the Ninja- Master Tracker Jon Young and Ninjutsu Sensei Mark Roemke

[@asimafzaal1661]

Excellent

[@josephc7232]

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.

[@roninbaedal80oyama35]

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

[@PDojo]

+Ronindanielsimons Simpson It is great! But we realized that is not possible for a lot of folks so we are creating the online course to get you there virtually. Stay tuned and train every chance you get.

[@ericj6636]

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.

[@jamespisano1164]

Amazing. Very cool.

[@roninbaedal80oyama35]

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

[@PDojo]

+Ronindanielsimons Simpson You are always welcome in our dojo and our Ninjas In Nature ecourse will be available soon. NinjasInNature.com

[@arnabanweshan6928]

Good 😁😁

[@Mike41919]

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

[@ttcostadc]

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

[@donnyholman1547]

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

[@roninbaedal80oyama35]

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

[@PDojo]

+Ronindanielsimons Simpson One is never to old to start or to learn. I hope to be a student all my life.

[@jeffreycoyle]

+Ronindanielsimons Simpson 35.. no problem.. I started at 42.. It is fun. Come with an open mind and absorb

[@roninbaedal80oyama35]

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!

[@asimafzaal1661]

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.