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| Weapons and Combat This is the forum dedicated to weapons, martial arts, and their related technical, political and social issues. Weapons and Combat is for the safe and responsible use of firearms, knives, fists and other weapons. This forum is about real weapons - Threads about paintball, airsoft, and other sport related combat may posted in Go Team. |
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#1
 2002-08-13, 17:59
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Mack 
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ninjutsu
Any of you practiced ninjutsu\ nijiysu\ nijatsu?
Id like to know, did you really learn to climb trees or other hight objects with those claws?
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#2
 2002-08-13, 18:01
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Mack 
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Re: ninjutsu
Ill take a ninjatsu course btw, Ill keep ya informed if they teach weapon use and sneaking techniques, or maybe I should just go to the army. But Im sure its going to be simply grapling and locks.
Dont excpect anything to fast, Ill take it in about 3 or 6 months, heh. Or maybe even not, have to see how things will go.
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#3
 2002-08-13, 19:03
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fred_nahr 
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Re: ninjutsu
www.winjutsu.com dont go to a dojo if its not listed there and the instructor isnt certified by Grandmaster Hatsumi.
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#4
 2002-08-13, 19:12
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Mack 
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Re: ninjutsu
Thx man, Im checking it out right now.
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#5
 2002-08-13, 23:24
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Joe Boo 
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Re: ninjutsu
quote: Originally posted by fred_nahr: www.winjutsu.com dont go to a dojo if its not listed there and the instructor isnt certified by Grandmaster Hatsumi.
years ago, i read a book written by the first gaijin student that Grandmaster hatsumi taught. I'm not sure if only did that once, or if he still teaches foreign students
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#6
 2002-08-14, 13:29
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Mack 
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Re: ninjutsu
Well he doesnt need to teach, if a school is approved it should be ok.
But these are their religious or way of life beliefs, I want to know about the training.
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#7
 2002-08-14, 20:03
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dugmenn 
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Re: ninjutsu
ninjutsu is a funny word. tee hee.
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#8
 2002-08-15, 02:38
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fred_nahr 
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Re: ninjutsu
Thier training is on there somewhat, but look at the 'Networker' to find a school.
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#9
 2002-08-15, 15:21
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Mack 
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Re: ninjutsu
Ok thx, I tried to look, but didnt find, sry. I dunno, I think what they so as for their teaching is their beliefs, so when some1 who doesnt agree, wont join, kinda like a trap. Only believers will join case they agree on their teachings, and thats what they want.
Funny word? Tee hee is a funny word. Dude please post when ya think you have something useful to say so the subject gets somewhere thx.
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#10
 2002-08-15, 15:27
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Mack 
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Re: ninjutsu
K Ive found the section, intresting what they teach, its in the Ninja Kids category.
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#11
 2002-08-15, 15:28
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Mack 
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Re: ninjutsu
Just my opininon, all those warrior odes in martial arts, its useles, that was just used so the practisioner stays with his master and does not betray him.
All it takes to be a warrior is beeng able to kill with no struggle.
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#12
 2002-08-15, 15:46
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Re: ninjutsu
quote: Originally posted by Mack: Just my opininon, all those warrior odes in martial arts, its useles, that was just used so the practisioner stays with his master and does not betray him.
All it takes to be a warrior is beeng able to kill with no struggle.
No, that's all it takes to be a killer. A Warrior is so much more than a killer.
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#13
 2002-08-15, 15:51
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Mack 
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Re: ninjutsu
A killer that follows a certan code?
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#14
 2002-08-15, 16:57
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Mack 
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Re: ninjutsu
K I got the answer while talking with another dude on another board, read it if ya want.
Mack
Warrior In my opinion, all those warrior codes in martial arts, its useles, that was just used so the practisioner stays with his master and does not betray him.
All it takes to be a warrior is beeng able to kill with no struggle and never give up. like th japanese are tryng to show in PRIDE.
Showtime_cbk
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Registered: May 2002 Location: right behind you Posts: 431
I see what your talking aboot, but what is means is that you are loyal. Guys like Randelman praising Coleman for being his mentor is a sign of this. It there for the whole aspect of zen in the martial arts. There was and is a lot of betrayal that still happens. Look at BTT. They had a falling out with there mentor Carlson Gracie and left him. Back in the day, samurai switched sides all the time. This thread would probably do better on the MMA board.
Mack
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Registered: Apr 2002 Location: Posts: 582 cbk you got a good point, thx for the add on.
Yeh I wanted to put it on MMA, but I wasnt sure.
Warriors, killers that follow a certan code and respect it and their master. WOuld that be it?
Showtime_cbk
Orange Belt
Registered: May 2002 Location: right behind you Posts: 431 Pretty much. Its a way to live your life. With the possibilty of dying everyday, you need something to live by. Like religion without all the other shit.
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