Rokushaku Bo Introduction - part 3 of 3 - Ninja Training Video Blog

[@conguerican]

I have seen a few of your videos and have to tell you that, not only it can be seen that you have the ability to do what you are teaching, you enjoy teaching it. It comes natural to you and the concepts are easy to grasp. I guess what I'm trying to say is, you are a GREAT teacher!

[@EVILPENGUIN97]

It definitely does look like it makes an intimidating force around you. Making it look as if if someone were to step into that line, they could get injured, miner or serious injuries. Very amazing stuff here, sir. I wish I could learn Ninjutsu at my young age and from then on. But I'm happy with my Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Boxing and Muay Thai.

[@Tryathlete77]

I teach the same spins to my Kyu grade students. Great for their Taijutsu and their confidence.

[@Futaba_Webs]

SUPERB TECHNIQUE.... BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great video. Wish I could see more bo staff videos.

[@jslocker1154]

Man that looks awesome. You make it look so easy and the bow so hypnotizing

[@GaryTurbo]

Justin Hilbert I would like to do what Eddie Murphy did on Coming To America when he stopped that robber with that mopstick

[@VickThorrable]

Nice analogy of the hulla hoop. Everything is easy to learn, thank you ! Great lesson 5 stars !

[@nalbano]

Very nice. Thank you Shifu!

[@NOCOMPLACENCYCOM]

excellent tutorial on the Bo!

[@hollowdusk]

Really sweet flow. I have never considered a horizontal rotation before. Thanks a lot :)

[@darthsauron438]

O m g. I'll will so be in the next tmnt movie. This is amazing.

[@awesomelathrop]

Domo arigato for the knowledge sensei, you have helped me a lot with the rokushaku bo. :)

[@bmntech]

Excellent.

[@evildead3404]

Excellent. Really inspiring.

[@BlackstoneAL]

master in the future can you share more videos???

[@7SVETIK94]

REALLY HELPFULL !!!!!

[@drftss]

Great videos mate

[@alfier288]

nicely exceuted thanks for sharing shidoshi Roemke regard from ireland

[@gelipillo01]

Muy bueno es justo lo que andaba buscando..

[@Khrash13]

:) very good

[@Meymeygwis]

Love the instruction and fluidity of your Waza, these are some of my favs too! Have you considered including to teach the breath?

[@weberling2633]

Nice flow.

[@Addy1903]

I love the sound of a spinning staff =D

[@jaanaunapuu5910]

4:38 Set the speed of the video on 2x ;)

[@MOUNTAINOUS]

nice work

[@Bushijin]

That is it i love to see it but i cant do it on my own but that is so so nice

[@Shinobi-ouss]

I like Bojutsu and Bujinkan Style In bojutsu

[@ranisdeguery]

I'm making an animation, and I'm planning a scythe-wielding character in it. I found that those spins actually can be used for that uncommon weapon for some effective moves.

[@HoheFeste]

well done :) #like

[@いしトモ-e3d]

かっこいい！

[@alancalleja]

nice work im offf to training :)

[@anthonyciccariello8089]

Nice demonstration

[@matiegocucchi1616]

Thanks. you teach very good :)

[@josephc7232]

Beginner question - are these spins just agility training, or are there martial applications?

[@NinjutsuBujinkan]

Both :D

[@Moviebro]

Sick!

[@nickerzgames]

is that the forward spin at 5:14

[@GaryTurbo]

It makes what I do look like garbage

[@theheckwithit]

i need an actual bo, i can do about 3/4 of proper technique on a rake :/

[@AlerianeDespins]

So, what are spins for? Seems really fun, but is it effective in combat?

[@AlerianeDespins]

So, what are spins for?