Who knows Ninjutsu?

[Kamikaze]

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murag wala man jud siguro kahibaw ani diri sa cebu,bro..the martial art(if it is indeed a martial art) has been secretly passed on from family generations..

..pero if interested ka makat-on sa sword aspect ani PM kamikaze..more of samurai ni iya kay sa ninja pero murag pareha2x ra man sigoru ang techniques(correct me if im wrong)..except that the ninja sword is straight.

thanx man refering me.

pero nura wala man ninjers here in cebu.

kung gusto ka invisble pag sniper nalang sa ACM nya ghelli suit hehehe

c u bai sunday familypark

[manhattan1]

Thanks pero stealth ako gi-apas... hehehehe. Which also makes me wonder how reliable those books from Paladin Press are since they're alledgedly revealed in those publications. But I don't think it's so secret anymore, even the SEALS probably adopt some of their techniques.

Well they dont seem very reliable.....
Besides its always better to learn in real, then from a book.
I teach parts of Ninjutsu (Bujinkan) and FMA (The Dacayana System), when i teach...
I did learn Ninjutsu (Bujinkan) in Denmark and i have a 14 years Martial Arts background within arts like Karate, Ju-Jutsu, Bujinkan (Ninjutsu) and i hold a instruktor degree in the Dacayana System (FMA).
I teach for free....
For details go to: www.fma-arnis.dk...

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen

[UrbaNo]

kabantay mo maka stealth ta usahay, labi ng saputon kas usa ka tao, mawala kag kalit na mangutana sila asa si kuan.heehehe skills ghpon na, i think lipat2x ghpon style.

[pinoyapache]

Ninjitsu is earned through trust. It cannot be taught commercially. Most of their different styles are passed through their families and clans and to those whom they trust.

[manhattan1]

kabantay mo maka stealth ta usahay, labi ng saputon kas usa ka tao, mawala kag kalit na mangutana sila asa si kuan.heehehe skills ghpon na, i think lipat2x ghpon style.

Sorry i dont understand Cebuano....
Can you say it in English please?

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
For Free FMA/Ninjutsu:
www.fma-arnis.dk

[manhattan1]

Ninjitsu is earned through trust. It cannot be taught commercially. Most of their different styles are passed through their families and clans and to those whom they trust.

First of its called Ninjutsu, not Ninjitsu there is a difference....
Yes, you are right in the old days they did like that, but Ninjutsu has been open a long time now.....

For real Ninjutsu and not the fakes (or modern), you got to look at the X-kans: Bujinkan, Genbukan and Jinenkan.
Stephen Hayes was the first white guy to study under Dr. Hatsumi, the current Grandmaster of Bujinkan (the oldest of the X-Kans).

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
For Free FMA/Ninjutsu:
www.fma-arnis.dk

[manhattan1]

By the way if you want to see the Gandmasters in action, try looking at the video clips below:

For Grandmaster Dr. Hatsumi from Bujinkan, look here: YouTube - Masaaki Hatsumi

For Grandmaster Tanemura from Genbukan, look here: YouTube - Genbukan appears on Discovery Channel

For Grandmaster Manaka from Jinenkan, look here: YouTube - Jinenkan Togakure Ryu Ninpo Taijutsu

For Stephen Hayes from To-Shindo (modern day Ninjutsu, roots in Bujinkan). Look here: YouTube - Stephen Hayes Ninjutsu

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
For Free FMA/Ninjutsu:
www.fma-arnis.dk

[krizanya]

pusilun ramus inyung kuntra ana..

[manhattan1]

pusilun ramus inyung kuntra ana..

If you are speaking to me, please speak English so i will understand it.....

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
For Free FMA/Ninjutsu:
www.fma-arnis.dk

[bakokang]

asus ka buang ba ana kig away ka sa person na mas taas ang dala. kutsilyo raka, unya imuha opponent stick. bonugo mana ug ug ilarunon mana like nimo.
hehehehhe