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How to Block & Take Down Opponent in Ninjutsu

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Summary: Learn about blocking and taking down your opponent in the martial arts form of Ninjutsu in this free self defense video.

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By Anthony Lucas
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Anthony Lucas has been involved in Budo since the mid 1980s. After stumbling upon the book, Ninja Assassins by Brian Adams, Anthony established a contact with Stephen Hayes. Mr. Lucas...read more

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rjhartu said

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on 4/12/2009 It has a left kick instead of a left punch at the end, you kinda demonstrated a poor version of kubiwa.

rjhartu said

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on 4/12/2009 He is right, the technique is called Kubiwa and it has a left kick instead of a left punch.

bjjer said

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on 8/2/2008 The third technique is Suisha (water wheel). That is the problem with u boojies anything Hatsumi says u except with no questions asked. This is just a variation of kubiwa with out the kick.

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"On behalf of Expert Village, my name is Anthony Lucas of the Bujinkan Kat Dojo of New York City. Today I’m going to show advanced techniques of ninjutsu. Ok, the third technique from the kukashiroo first level is called yoomay or toshi. So, in this one, like we call a natural stand, Marylin is in a fighting stand. Marylin is going to come with the left punch, I’m going to step off to the side, I’m going to block her left punch. She comes with the right I’m going to step to the side and block and as I block I’m going to step in and bujinkan to her neck. Ok, so let's look at this again, so Marylin is coming with the punch, I’m going to step to the right as she coming with the next one I’m going to step to the left, so as I block I’m going to step in and do bujinkan to her neck. So it looks like in the real time one, two, strike."

eHow Article: How to Block & Take Down Opponent in Ninjutsu

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