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Martial Arts Yellow

Ninja-esk Martial arts?

i want to learna martial art, just because i have always wanted to. I was a yellow belt in karate, but i slowly stopped going to the dojo, becuase of all the things i had going on in my life.
Now i want to start learning again, and when martial arts comes to mind, i think, NINJA! Now, im not saying i wanna become a ninja, thats ridiculous in this day and age, but i want to be ninja-like, i want to be flexible ( thats a biggie, since im no very flexible), i want to have strength and endurence, i want to be fast (with my punches and kicks) and i more than anything i want to learn to fight!
So what martial art should i learn to become more ninja like.

I know about Ninjitsu, but can someone tell me how ninja-like it truly is. Because its not all that common.

P.S. if there are no ninja-like martial arts anymore, i really want to learn to fight with my hands, feet, and with weaponry

Well, as you said, there's always Ninjutsu. It doesn't require strength, speed, or flexibility. We use superior technique to overcome our opponent's weight, speed, and strength. Ninjutsu has a lot of grappling along with an equal amount of striking. It doesn't focus on any one thing. We train in every aspect of combat; ground fighting, standing, striking, grappling, throwing, rolling, stealth, evasion, weapons, etc.

If you truly want to learn Ninjutsu, the only organization that teaches real Ninjutsu is the Bujinkan. Find a Bujinkan dojo in your area and see if they will let you join.

P.S. I think you may be watching too much Ask a Ninja.

Scott S, you must not have seen real Ninjutsu. It's not flashy at all. It's ugly and effective. Our movements are accurate and efficient, but never flashy. If you saw real Ninjutsu, you'd probably think it was a style of Jujitsu at first glance.

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5 Responses to “Martial Arts Yellow”

1. Troy Holton Says:
   November 25th, 2010 at 12:17 am

   Alot of martial arts have grappling in it. Judo, bok fu kenpo, San Shou and many others. I have been in martial arts over 24 years and Kata, static self defense techniques that many martial arts teaches is useless and a waste of time for real life situations and fighting. They lost in the UFC because they practices one style and limited their ability to fight.

2. rob Says:
   December 6th, 2010 at 9:38 pm

   Richard,

   The term martial arts might be broad but that's not a problem, it pretty easy to set up a national martial arts body to regulate martial arts. You've got a national Olympic committee that regulates a lot of sports. It not hard for the Olympic martial arts to form a single national body recognised by your national Olympic committee. So why is hard for non-Olympic martial arts? Having one national martial arts governing body, doesn't mean everyone is doing the same thing. You can have hundreds of martial arts organisations within that umbrella. The national body isn't writing the syllabus but there is an obvious benefit in a nationally recognised coaching qualification.

3. machogun Says:
   December 21st, 2010 at 10:49 pm

4. Icebreaaker Says:
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5. idai Says:
   November 20th, 2011 at 2:23 am

   I taught full time most of the years between 1973 and late 1997. It was not until the last 3-4 years of that time that I began to make a living at teaching. I sacrificed for many years just to keep the dojo open and do what I love to do. As such my wife carried most of the bills for those years. I at times had jobs on the side to make ends meet. Being an instructor is harder to do financially now than it has ever been in the history of commercial martial arts schools in the U.S.A. What people may not know is that there are more martial arts schools opening now than ever before. but at the same time many are going out of business. Many McDojo open as intended Mcdojo just for making money. What is sad is many of the Mcdojo now started as legitimate dojo teaching realistic martial arts to mature adults. Because of the economy and competition, they slowly changed their way of operating. One friend I used to respect has gone from teaching a brutal effective art to running birthday parties on Saturdays for 5 year olds….. He is a good martial artist who is a legitimate master. Yet he surrounds himself now with parties and martial arts classes for tots that are not old enough to tie their own shoes.

   Bottom line here is that I recommend that anyone wanting to become an instructor do it in a rec center, YMCA or other venue that will not strap them to a large overhead to keep classes open. Otherwise they will likely end up starving or running a Mcdojo for the money it brings. Teach for the love of the art, not for rewards of money. I have never met a person that allowed themselves to be seduced by or pressured by business to stay true to themselves and teach as they should.

   ….

   Note: these are the reasons why i closed my commercial dojo in late 1997 and now being retired teach only a few hand picked personal students. I'm about one month away from finishing construction of a small dojo in my back yard. Small, paid for, and all mine. Just the place to do serious training and teach only mature serious martial arts students…..

   …

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