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Cross Training Ninjutsu and BJJ, Why & How…
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2021
- This is a glimpse into my martial arts journey as a practitioner of two different martial arts systems.
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Thank you!
Your Taijutsu (body movement) is like watching poetry in motion. You have to be one of the best martial artist I know that can show the connection with Ninjutsu (6 schools) and Jui taijutsu (3 schools) when dealing with all 9 schools. (Some will understand and some won't) you are a jewel to both arts and you are turning out some of the worlds best martial artist. Thank you for sharing this story.
Man! Thank you so much my brother! I can't wait to get back on the mat with you! I hope that you and your family are doing great!
These are my two favorite arts. They are both incredible.
You are Anshu Stephen K. Hayes top apprentice. You do him and Anshu Rumiko Hayes proud. Also you do Soke Hatsumi and your BJJ Coaches proud.
This was helpful for me as I make the initial choice between disciplines.
What direction do you want your take your training?
I'm starting with To-Shin Do. I had studied some HEMA (Fiore) before which includes a lot of grappling but I don't think I'm ready for the amount of groundwork that is BJJ. I am also looking forward to doing some meditation/mindset growth that is included with To-Shin Do.
great video. you wouldn't happen to know Dan Buckley. We use to train together back in the day.
I moved out of state for work and we lost touch. I always wondered what happened to him. thanks
Thank you for watching. That name is not familiar.
I appreciate hearing your thoughts and experiences with how these modalities intertwine/overlap and how they're expressed in your own practice. I am so grateful for the opportunity to train with you. To-shin! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much!!! To-Shin!
So, are the kata in toshindo limited and never personal? I always felt that real bujutsu was more like jazz than classical. It was about feeling, adapting and making it yours.
It is often said that the kata can be made “personal” but in practice there is a “correct” way to do things according to all of my teachers…
@@TheNinjaEveryDay I respect your teachers’ opinions.
I’ve often wanted to hear your thoughts on this topic. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
You’re welcome! Thanks for making them!
I hope you and Mr. Bragg are going to do a season 2 of your interviews. The first season was a truly great blessing for the community! ✌️
@@zachparade2791 Thank you, and yeah, we are planning a return to The Show really soon!
Great Combination of the Arts
Thank you for watching!
Thank you, Master Hardee! This is excellent!
You're very welcome! Glad that you enjoyed it!
Very nice deep dive..
Thanks for sharing. A very insightful review.
Thank you for watching!
I know you said you don't know if anyone cares about this subject. Maybe some don't, but I certainly do!! I was thrilled when I was notified of this video. I think the EXACT same way as you. Literally everything you have said is something I've been thinking about for the past year. Not claiming I'm as skilled as you by any means, but I have definitely thought the same exact way. I hope to train at your school one day. This is literally something I thought of several months into training in Ninjutsu.
Thank you for the feedback! Anytime you're in town you are welcome to drop by here!
@@TheNinjaEveryDay Ok great, thank you!!
@@TheWolfTraining179 my pleasure!!!
Great explanation. I love both as well. I don’t understand why some dojo’s don’t allow a person to explore other arts comfortable. It seems a lot of dojo’s want you sold out to their dojo or nothin. That creates tension and stagnant water on growth in my opinion.
I also know every martial art is flawed in some way… because it’s created by humans 😄. As long as we are flawed humans ( always and forever ) we can not create anything perfect and flawless. I think studying different arts helps a person discover their own flaws and weaknesses to become a better hero or protector. Ground needs stand game, and stand needs ground game to be more well rounded.
@@jaysonmaduro1475 really well said sir. Yeah, a lot of folks only want to/need to do one system but I love both. They ultimately compliment each other so well and they have enough congruency that they blend wonderfully. They didn't at first for me but my hope is that people can't tell where one starts and the other ends.
Love this channel and this video. Honest and deep.
Hey, thank you very much!
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu was brought to Brazil by Japanese Judoka that specialized in Newaza.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is Kosen Judo.
At this point, I just call it "jiu-Jitsu" to pay homage to the Japanese roots but spell it the BJJ way to pay homage to the Brazilians for getting me excited about it. Thank you for watching!
Love this video
Thank you for watching! Check out some of my other content where I combine elements!
I enjoyed this video as someone who practiced To-Shin-Do in Dayton at the Quest Center from them time they were 7 to 14 years old. Unfortunately, I allowed high school sports to take over. I am now, at the age of 29, getting back into martial arts. At this time I am starting BJJ, as I am not super close to a Quest Center in Lexington, KY. I am a travel nurse so if I find myself near your Quest Center or any other I will be coming in to train while I am there! I am excited to challenge my mind and get my confidence back up for self defense again. Luckily, the gym I am starting at in Lexington puts an emphasis on Jiu Jitsu for real life scenario over sport.
Awesome to hear! I hope your journey is fun, and I believe that you might like the combination of To-Shin Do and Jiu-Jitsu. You can continue your To-Shin Do training remotely through NinjaSelfDefense.com if you're interested. It sounds like we need a dojo in Lexington!
also to shin do It is a modernized version of ninjutsu, and differs from the traditional form taught by Masaaki Hatsumi’s Bujinkan organization.[3] Instruction focuses on threats found in contemporary western society.[4] In addition to hand-to-hand combat skills, students are exposed to: methods for survival in hostile environments, security protection for dignitaries, how to instruct classes and run a school, classical Japanese weapons, meditation mind science, and health restoration yoga. does it work in mma if you cross train in with bjj
Digging your channel. I train BJJ and judo but also have a green belt in ninjutsu from when I used to train it . I haven’t trained ninjutsu in 10 years but would love to train at your academy. How do you adapt ninjutsu techniques for BJJ? I’d love to see some videos on this …. How do you use ninjutsu moves while rolling ?
Thank you for watching! The answers to these questions are sort of complex, let me do a video that may answer them better than I can write out.
@@TheNinjaEveryDay I would love to watch such a video. I’ve thought before that some of the standing shoulder throws and locks could be applied over but I’m not sure exactly how to set them up
@@beyondhomosapien if you don't mind me butting into this conversation, @theninjaeveryday has to be one of the best people to connect with if you truly want to learn that connection. He can show you it. I'm talking from personal experience training with him and having had trained in both ninjutsu and BBJ .
@@author_screenwriter_scdickens where do you train at ?
You must try Hokutoryu Ju-Jutsu !!!!!
Rokas can learn a thing or 2 ... million from this guy
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TheNinjaEveryDay please tell me for once is to shin do legit the real deal not fake or fraud what people say about stephen f hayes the founder
It definitely is the real deal. 👍
I agree. ToShinDo definitely is authentic as are both of the founders, Stephen and Rumiko Hayes.
Why people ask if Ninjutsu is legit but never ask if BJJ is ?
@@davelarkin2646 because nobody needs to ask if BJJ/wrestling/boxing/muay thai/judo is effective or not. It self evidently effective because we see those arts used all the time in mixed martial arts and thousands of street fight videos all over youtube. MMA is the closest thing we legally have to no rules fighting. Anything you see working in MMA works. Also I'd say that any art that pressure tests its techniques is also legitimate. Because sparring is a process to weed out inferior techniques, positions, and movements.
@@davelarkin2646It's not so much "Ninjutsu" that's the issue but the people who claim something is ninjutsu without any trace to actual historical ninjutsu.