Ninja Moves - Bujinkan honbu dojo Wataru Tezuka Taijutsu

🔹 Práctica de:
Koto ryu Koppo jutsu (虎倒流骨法術 - 武神館武道体術)
Naginata kata realizados con Katana

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*ACLARACIÓN:*
Este video no intenta representar una situación de combate real ni tampoco quiere dar a entender que lo expuesto en el mismo debería ser usado en una situación de conflicto.
Este es solo el registro de una práctica que tiene como objetivo desarrollar la mecánica corporal que le es propia a nuestro arte.

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*CLARIFICATION:*
This video is not intended to represent a real combat situation nor does it imply that what is stated in it should be used in a conflict situation.
This is just the record of a practice to develop the body mechanics that are specific to our art.

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[Bujinkan]

Very nice! Koto-ryu Okuden & more, thank you so much!

[forestmonk]

Thank you. I hope to get back to Japan and train with you guys. He is excellent. Strong and smooth.

[yuriogeda-.-]

Ninjutsu is really very beautiful, full of enigmas in its movements. They observe minute details, which in most other arts end up going unnoticed, without a doubt it is the most complete style.

[Kazokubujinkandojo]

Muchas gracias Mauro y Tezuka por este hermoso registro!!

[Kevin-kkq]

Finally got to train with him last week, had a great time!

[Kamawan]

This video is wonderful. Reminds me of some similar techniques I train in Korean Kwon Bup. I really like how respectful you are towards your training partner. Great work!

[halcon]

Excellent demonstration 👏 congratulations for everyone

[СергейМарштупа]

"When you have advanced far on your path, the difference between life and death is so thin that even the air stops and time does not exist."

[MrZillas]

Still beautiful to watch. It's important to know it's a lot kata, slow demonstration and a lot "let go" instead of hurting. Do not judge if you have no clue.

[Attilamma]

If you consider the fact that those techniques are meant to be applied with fully equipped samurai armour, most of the movements would make sense e.g. hitting the neck with the blade of the hand. If your opponent is wearing such type of armour, you would not punch his face, as the head is armoured, the neck area remains open and those gauntlets have typically reinforced edges, so that is what people back then would use to attack. It is all context dependant. What initially seems like shitty judo throws might actually be effective if there is armour involved. As preserving the art has higher priority than adjusting the techniques to make them effective for modern circumstances or combat sports, it makes sense that no one consider this to work in "real fights".

[blackswordshinobi]

Oh wow there is option double hoppken face thumb to the eyes you can put to the bone under the eyes or check like pressorpoint the move is flowing... thumb up

[brunodaz]

Tired of reading comments about "it's no use in real fighting." Many of us train a tradition to keep the heart and mind in place (control emotions). This type of comment shows that it is from people who: either only got into a fight in a bar, or in sports situations. The real or street situation is a minimum of 3 people armed with firearms. I train to have better control in stressful situations and work on pressure and scenarios and situations and doing some randori. And yes, including firearms and knives. But a martial art is for life, and you are not going to fight in the same way at 20, as at 30 or 50 years of age. "Real" ninjutsu to defend yourself is using weapons. even the way to use hidden or concealed weapons. Put aside the stupidity of believing that sports wrestling is the real thing...because it is very easy to break, even with something as simple as a screwdriver stuck in your gut. People who kill on the street do not train SMA or UFC. They know how to kill quickly and effectively. And to defend yourself from that you must train according to that possibility, unless you live in a country and society different from mine, calmly inside a tupperware.

[דנישירץ]

מי המדריך?
פשוט זרימה מעולה . בחיי הלואי עלי.

[MVK_GS]

Most of this would not work in a real fight. But there were some really good ones in there too. I know this hurts some people's feelings, but if you do not pressure test your techniques, you will not know. And, no, MMA is not the end all, be all either.

[TheShurikenZone]

Ah... Not a shurikenjutsu day. I guess we can't have everything. 👍👍

[BelmontGB]

Now see if in a real fight the opponent will stand still waiting to receive the blow

[Cheday]

Tezuka Sensei looks like the Japanese Elon Musk 😁

[futsete]

quem ataca e para pra ficar esperando um contra-ataque?

[ninjamaster]

When i was a teenager i would have loved this shit, but from what i see, none of it, or very little of it would work in a real fight because it's never pressure tested in full contact sparring.

[AntonyGiuliani]

Mi chiedo se contro un muay thai siano efficaci queste tecniche, ho esperienza nelle arti marziali e credo che molte di esse non siano applicabili in un vero scontro, si sono belle da vedere ma...c'è sempre un ma!!!