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Block & Parry Ninjutsu Techniques

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Summary: Anyone can become a ninja! With free ninjutsu instruction, you can learn how to do the ninja block and parry technique in this free video clip.

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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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on 8/28/2008 oh great man thanks for teaching us these techniques

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"On behalf of Expert Village, my name is Anthony Lucas of the Buji-kan Koteki dojo in New York City. Today I'm going to show beginning techniques of ninjitsu. The second technique from the kihon-happo of the three strikes is jumunji-no-kata. Okay? Alright, so I'm in more like now an aggressive fighting position. Marilyn is in kumai. So as Marilyn comes with a punch, I will step off-line. I will block, strike her in her ribs with my thumbs. She will come with the next punch, I will step off, strike again, come in with my thumb with the other side. And I will go back into kumai. Okay, let's look at this again. From---so I'm in kumai. As Marilyn comes in with a punch, I will step off-line, strike, thumb, come up. She will come with the next one. I will do another block, strike in, and come up to kumai. So look at this like sort of a real-time. So as Marilyn comes in, I will come here, strike. She comes, strike. And come back to kumai. So, real quick, from hein-ka perspective, Marilyn will come in, strike, and she will fall. And that ends that technique."

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