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What does Kihon Happo mean?
collection of basic principles
“Kihon Happo” translates as “collection of basic principles” but is literally written “8 ways of basics”. But no Japanese thinks of “8” when hearing “hap-po” – they know it means “comprehensive collection”. In a play on words, Masaaki Hatsumi allowed there to be 8 techniques, coincidentally.
Is Bujinkan Ninjutsu effective?
People who train for many years in samuraijutsu and ninjutsu of the Bujinkan in-person with a Dai Shihan will definitely be good at many real street fight or self defense situations against different opponents.
Who is the new Soke of Bujinkan?
“Tsutsui Takumi” as the new Soke and 35th successor and heir of the Togakure Ryu Ninpo school?
What weapons are used in Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu?
There are a variety of different training weapons used in Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. The most commonly used at the Mushinzui Dojo Martial Arts School, are Bokken ( aka Bokuto; wooden sword) with Saya (scabbard) and Tsuba (guard), Bo (6ft Staff), Hanbo (3ft Staff), and Tanto (wooden or rubber knife).
What is Sanchin kata?
Sanchin is a kata of Goju-ryu. Sanchin kata is considered by many karate experts to be the oldest kata and the most important kata of Karate (along with Tensho), which is odd considering there is very little bunkai, or martial application, in the movements of Sanchin.
What weapons are used at the mushinzui dojo martial arts school?
The most commonly used at the Mushinzui Dojo Martial Arts School, are Bokken ( aka Bokuto; wooden sword) with Saya (scabbard) and Tsuba (guard), Bo (6ft Staff), Hanbo (3ft Staff), and Tanto (wooden or rubber knife). Here are some links to places where you can buy training weapons suitable for using at the Mushinzui Dojo Martial Arts School:
What is the purpose of Sanchin stance in karate?
This powerful stance is used in the multitude of katas attributed to Kanryo Higashionna, from Sanchin to Suparimpei. Many advanced breathing techniques are exercised in this stance. It’s primary function is to provide rotation, which may translate to the upper body for use during blocking or striking.