Good taijutsu comes from the heart. The heart pumps blood to the entire body -- if everything is fine with your HEART, then everything will be fine everywhere (and with everything). Be good. Be kind. Reject limits.
I studied with the grandmaster in the late 80s in San Francisco for a weekend seminar on an old army base in Sausalito and was sore for the next week. Luckily I have the entire weekend video taped so I can watch and study all I learned. Most of my training was in kempo karate but jumped at the chance to learn for the best. Only a ninja can stop a ninja!
Some people will never understand advanced math and when to use it. They often think that just adding and subtracting is what is needed in everyday life to survive.
@Kaen Awoken Basically all martial arts starts at basic movements. Even Aikido and Jiujitsu starts with a punch. But actually, you DO need advanced math. Not square root or the magnitude of a vector but fixing your budget, checking prizes and compare pound per gram and amount difference, dividing certain amounts from a given percentage, measure square meters by getting length and width while comparing height and more. It doesn't come up often, some does. It's not "necessary" or mandatory to know and required, but it will help you extremely much in the long run especially when you have the will and time to take action into your own projects. Also especially important if you want to get as much bang for your buck and get the best and good deals, which also requires research into products and their worth, maybe even abroad when shopping online. But in martial arts, you need to master the basics before truly learning the advanced techniques, otherwise you're wasting your time. I know he sounded a little pretentious but that doesn't mean you have to be so condescending to him.
初美正明偉大な男、偉大な教師、今日の世界でも数少ない無類のマスター、そして素晴らしいキャラクター、そして長年のトレーニングによって非常に洗練された彼のテクニック、おめでとうございます Hatsumi Masaaki idaina otoko, idaina kyōshi, kyō no sekai demo kazusukunai murui no masutā, soshite subarashī kyarakutā, soshite naganen no torēningu ni yotte hijō ni senrensareta kare no tekunikku, omedetōgozaimasu
Some people never understand the art of survival! It's really not about survival anymore, but I'm an serious practitioner! Soke Hatsumi! He's not going to pass it down! It's a dead thing, like the Greek and Gaelic languages! I still train, but I adapt to my environment and experience ! I am a Ninja!
Ya know a lot of people can sit here and say this doesn't work or mean anything but if a person assist on going to war against me and I minimalize there ability to wage it
One ofthe things that i hate the most is that ppl dont really know what a ninja is, ninjas DONT FIGHT, they spy, they disguise themeself, they disrupt enemy lines, they collect information, warfare its their mastery, if you want to learn real ninjutsu, read the art of war since ninjutsu its a philosofy of life, a brave assasin its as useless ats a cowardly warior, ninjas have a diferent kind of honor....
Well someone like Hollywood. If you went to feudal Japan talking ninja, they'd cut you down for being mentally ill. The word you are looking for is Shinobi or Shinobi do. The barest of history shows that they were mostly rural mountain dwellers. Japan was fractured by many warlords or Daimyo. If your lord was killed you were expected to serve the new lord or commit seppuku. Or run. The mountains became refuge for small communities safe from armies for the most part. As shown in Japanese history, many farmers and peasants were made to fight. After the wars they took those skill sets home with them. It wasn't uncommon for families to have a familial martial art. Or a special skill set. Imagine. You find yourself in the mountains with your family. You find a community of others like you. The Williams family. Hell. They're all herbologists. The smith's. They were bone doctors. This family here. Well they were Intel before the change of power. Now you have families teaching families. Add the former soldiers maybe a ronin or two. Nice little mix. As poor people with limited resources, they couldn't siege a castle or wage war on a battle field. So they used guerilla tactics and had a different philosophy than Bushido. Hattori Hanzo is the first and best documentation they have on Shinobi. It is believed that in oba nobunagas attempt to unify Japan he incorporated many Shinobi back into mainstream society. Many it is believed to have ended up as soldiers. If you don't think they had cqc techniques, you are mis informed. Badly.
I've never seen this guy sparing he just demonstrates moves with all his partners falling on the ground after grabbing their shoulders and what not How would you know these work if they arent tested in real fighting scenarios
0:43 attempted a kung fu san soo technique in school against a very large bully that use to beat EVERYONE up. He grabbed me like this and said technique failed! He only laughed at me so my Ninjutsu sensei voice shattered my shock and remembered him telling me if all fails punch the nose. So a straight right punch shattered his nose and blood gushed and so did the bullies career. Using Ninjutsu i then escaped onto the play ground gym. NINJUTSU IS highly effective! But only thid type of older training. Just remember to always resist your teacher's and never ever just go with the flow, be damn sure the technique works or find a new teacher.
Surprise attacks always work because your enemy doesn´t know that they come. Improvisation, spontaneity and unpredictability are qualities in the same area of tools.
@@renehenriksen1735 exactly. My Ninjutsu teacher kept me in many styles of martial arts to always determine other's actions. And to always hide my movement's
@@theslimemolds5099 Sounds like a wise fellow. To read an opponent I can do. But to ALWAYS hide my movement I find difficult. Therefore I rely on broken rhytm. ;)
@@renehenriksen1735 broken rhythm NICE and brilliant. During the early 1980s clan wars in yucca valley Calif i always pulled my shoto blade down and struck during evasions and while the opponent was recovering. My blade never dulled because all our swords wede cut open the sheath and industrial glue a Japanese wet stone into it so it was always being sharpened when pulled out.
@@theslimemolds5099 You sound like a cunning fellow. I´m not at all that sophisticated. But I do know how to hit from unseen directions and catch the opponent when they´re offguard. Besides distraction I think the ability to create confusion is also important.
I had defeated Satan in hell. We fought forever. The bastard simply wouldn't go down. Eventually, I persuaded him to let me go because: It is easy to destroy. It is hard to create. Evolution comes from challenges.
Are you supposed to yell and strike a pose? Since when does a kata ever work out just like you practiced it? It's a technique. Don't you hold your own drive to train?
A lot of people don’t understand Bujinkan Taijutsu until they are sat on their ass with no idea how they got there. That’s the beginning of their learning of truth and reality.
The point isnt to be defensive, its offensive...imagine knowing the pressure points, leg locks, trapping and being a trained fighter Run up on someone, stun them, then use these tactics to snap wrists, necks or whatever you want. These wont work for susan walking home from the store, but rather a spec ops marine.
@@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1636 yeah imagine. A teacher demonstrating to over 100 students. Many of these are seminars . Most everyone there is a student.
I am sorry to say, but this looks like comedy. No effective Training no real opponents. All opponents behave like complete idiots: If someone is doing what ever to your hands - why not pull them back instead of letting the other guy doing his comedy moves for an half an hour..... I don't get it. Compared to Boxing, MMA, Thaiboxing or modern Combatives etc. that are trained in the Military or Law Enforcement..... this is ridiculous.
You know bujikan is trained in military and law enforcement but their its called krav maga I know the founder of krav maga was imi Lichtenfeld but he heavily was inspired by the bujinkan to made his krav maga more efficient because he say that all his students have to learn bujinkan because of his effectiveness
U looking from outside in you will never understand it’s like trying to understand wat a book is about by looking at the pictures and cover u won’t u have to engage in the art for yrs and study Japanese culture n thinking before u even grasp wat these techniques are about
@@primeninja9 Believe it or not, I did Bujinkan for 5-6 Years and I pretty much regret it. MMA, Muay Thai and other stuff really teached me stuff I can usw. I really regret wasting my time with that.
If you notice, he makes movements and sequences similar to other martial arts so there's no way to say that it doesn't work, throws for example and other things, it's very useful knowledge and applicable in real combat
How so? One video has shown you a whole picture? And they say the bujinkan is cuktish. I've rolled with a couple of you guys. No biggie. Don't be so naive.
@@fenderdude64 they don't have the emoji for the contempt I have for you. You come across as a child who finally attended a class. Now you're rolling with the best of them huh? What makes you think that no other system has grappling? Haven't grapples been koed by strikers plenty of times? Grow up swing sack.
One good straight or hook punch,or even a jab would knock all of these joke masters out in a second lol.The stuff theyre showing would get you killed in real confrontation on street ,ring,anywhere,its fake.
So why haven't you visited Japan? When a boxer is learning to hit the bags, is it full speed and force? When we trained in Muy Thai, we had kata that we did slow. Silat, Krav, bjj, all these styles have teaching moments? So now that you have a seminar teaching hundreds at once it's a problem? 🤣 Tool I've applied bujinkan techniques in the street and in other schools. It mixes well with my background and is an awesome tool in my belt. You'll never grow as a martial artist.
@@OmniMale "you never grow as a martial artist". Yah. To paraphrase Hatsumi from his book I was reading earlier he said "if you think you understand then you don't understand".
Good taijutsu comes from the heart. The heart pumps blood to the entire body -- if everything is fine with your HEART, then everything will be fine everywhere (and with everything). Be good. Be kind. Reject limits.
Awesome video; never saw Dr. Hatsumi in action before. Thank you.
The Grandmaster is the man. I could watch for days.
I suggest you find a life.
I studied with the grandmaster in the late 80s in San Francisco for a weekend seminar on an old army base in Sausalito and was sore for the next week. Luckily I have the entire weekend video taped so I can watch and study all I learned. Most of my training was in kempo karate but jumped at the chance to learn for the best. Only a ninja can stop a ninja!
Steve Robert and you are not ninja
Mines better
Bruce Lee Secret World no but I studied with em skippy
What is this secret ninja neck snap technique?
@@jgcopernicus it is not ninja its called "squeeze the venom out of the skinny neck"
Muy bueno y efectivo.
De lo bueno poco no más.
Gracias.
Some people will never understand advanced math and when to use it. They often think that just adding and subtracting is what is needed in everyday life to survive.
The relation with the video?
@Kaen Awoken "Fashion" has nothing to do with whether or not a movement is effective.
@Kaen Awoken Basically all martial arts starts at basic movements.
Even Aikido and Jiujitsu starts with a punch.
But actually, you DO need advanced math. Not square root or the magnitude of a vector but fixing your budget, checking prizes and compare pound per gram and amount difference, dividing certain amounts from a given percentage, measure square meters by getting length and width while comparing height and more.
It doesn't come up often, some does. It's not "necessary" or mandatory to know and required, but it will help you extremely much in the long run especially when you have the will and time to take action into your own projects. Also especially important if you want to get as much bang for your buck and get the best and good deals, which also requires research into products and their worth, maybe even abroad when shopping online.
But in martial arts, you need to master the basics before truly learning the advanced techniques, otherwise you're wasting your time.
I know he sounded a little pretentious but that doesn't mean you have to be so condescending to him.
@@magnusm4 that's right, if you're going to train bujinkan you better fix your budget...those trips to Japan aren't cheap...
i COULD WATCH THIS FOR HOURS!
Have you?
初美正明偉大な男、偉大な教師、今日の世界でも数少ない無類のマスター、そして素晴らしいキャラクター、そして長年のトレーニングによって非常に洗練された彼のテクニック、おめでとうございます
Hatsumi Masaaki idaina otoko, idaina kyōshi, kyō no sekai demo kazusukunai murui no masutā, soshite subarashī kyarakutā, soshite naganen no torēningu ni yotte hijō ni senrensareta kare no tekunikku, omedetōgozaimasu
Dai-Shihan Kowalski! He is awesome. One of many great men in the art.
Great men? lol ok, you guys really love your bullshit.
master thanks for the training
thanks for sharing Budo Source
Excelente técnica
Good morning, JAPAN! Great intro music! Have a very nice day!
Thank you !
Some people never understand the art of survival! It's really not about survival anymore, but I'm an serious practitioner! Soke Hatsumi! He's not going to pass it down! It's a dead thing, like the Greek and Gaelic languages! I still train, but I adapt to my environment and experience ! I am a Ninja!
Yeah sure
lol
I really like the style of the long-haired, fit gentleman. He is quick & relentless.
Excellent
Love the claws technique. Derek A Banzul
Intéressant...
Love the humility at 6:41
Respect to Dr Hatsumi.
Yeah also at 8:52
Between the heart and the silence.
Молодец старикан! Понятие есть!
What 'book' of techniques is Soke talking about at 1:40 , the Tenchijin????
Wow😮🔥😎❤️
I miss you, Dr.Hatsumi.
He never knew who you were. NOR did he care.Stop worshiping people.
"⚡💯MEU GRANDE MESTRE"⚡
Was this a seminar? Please upload more!
Sucessor de toda cure
愛
Ya know a lot of people can sit here and say this doesn't work or mean anything but if a person assist on going to war against me and I minimalize there ability to wage it
Secret Miyagi pressure points
Thank my "dead" (there is no death for ninja, just transcendence) sensei David Jesse Holt for the heaven you will now live in.
2021
Remember😮😊
pain + reflection = progress
This reminds me of Shaolin chin na application a little
合気道を習ったことがあるけど持たれただけで激痛で何もできないってのは体感しないと信じられない。
Satan was no ninja. A good heart prevails, always.
One ofthe things that i hate the most is that ppl dont really know what a ninja is, ninjas DONT FIGHT, they spy, they disguise themeself, they disrupt enemy lines, they collect information, warfare its their mastery, if you want to learn real ninjutsu, read the art of war since ninjutsu its a philosofy of life, a brave assasin its as useless ats a cowardly warior, ninjas have a diferent kind of honor....
Jean Lopez learn english gramer
@@followbruceleeswhiterabbit3812 trying sorry :)
@@followbruceleeswhiterabbit3812 You need to stop being a douche bag
Well someone like Hollywood. If you went to feudal Japan talking ninja, they'd cut you down for being mentally ill.
The word you are looking for is Shinobi or Shinobi do. The barest of history shows that they were mostly rural mountain dwellers. Japan was fractured by many warlords or Daimyo. If your lord was killed you were expected to serve the new lord or commit seppuku. Or run.
The mountains became refuge for small communities safe from armies for the most part. As shown in Japanese history, many farmers and peasants were made to fight. After the wars they took those skill sets home with them. It wasn't uncommon for families to have a familial martial art. Or a special skill set.
Imagine. You find yourself in the mountains with your family. You find a community of others like you. The Williams family. Hell. They're all herbologists. The smith's. They were bone doctors. This family here. Well they were Intel before the change of power.
Now you have families teaching families. Add the former soldiers maybe a ronin or two. Nice little mix.
As poor people with limited resources, they couldn't siege a castle or wage war on a battle field. So they used guerilla tactics and had a different philosophy than Bushido.
Hattori Hanzo is the first and best documentation they have on Shinobi. It is believed that in oba nobunagas attempt to unify Japan he incorporated many Shinobi back into mainstream society. Many it is believed to have ended up as soldiers.
If you don't think they had cqc techniques, you are mis informed. Badly.
Avec le rituel du tabac dans une bouteille d eau chaude à part immortel masaaki hatsumi peut voyager en mental
I've never seen this guy sparing he just demonstrates moves with all his partners falling on the ground after grabbing their shoulders and what not
How would you know these work if they arent tested in real fighting scenarios
Who wins when a ninja fights a ninja? Noone.
L entraînement ninja c est de faire la tornade vous voyagez en mental
Rispetto estremo...
0:43 attempted a kung fu san soo technique in school against a very large bully that use to beat EVERYONE up. He grabbed me like this and said technique failed! He only laughed at me so my Ninjutsu sensei voice shattered my shock and remembered him telling me if all fails punch the nose. So a straight right punch shattered his nose and blood gushed and so did the bullies career. Using Ninjutsu i then escaped onto the play ground gym. NINJUTSU IS highly effective! But only thid type of older training. Just remember to always resist your teacher's and never ever just go with the flow, be damn sure the technique works or find a new teacher.
Surprise attacks always work because your enemy doesn´t know that they come. Improvisation, spontaneity and unpredictability are qualities in the same area of tools.
@@renehenriksen1735 exactly. My Ninjutsu teacher kept me in many styles of martial arts to always determine other's actions. And to always hide my movement's
@@theslimemolds5099 Sounds like a wise fellow. To read an opponent I can do. But to ALWAYS hide my movement I find difficult. Therefore I rely on broken rhytm. ;)
@@renehenriksen1735 broken rhythm NICE and brilliant. During the early 1980s clan wars in yucca valley Calif i always pulled my shoto blade down and struck during evasions and while the opponent was recovering. My blade never dulled because all our swords wede cut open the sheath and industrial glue a Japanese wet stone into it so it was always being sharpened when pulled out.
@@theslimemolds5099 You sound like a cunning fellow. I´m not at all that sophisticated. But I do know how to hit from unseen directions and catch the opponent when they´re offguard. Besides distraction I think the ability to create confusion is also important.
Happy pain 😀
Soke says, "okay? Play" meaning train
0:19 oh my hair ......
Props to the neckbeard translator!
L entraînement ninja c est la tornade de corps à droite
todo. 🎉 fantasia.
😮😅😮😮
I had defeated Satan in hell. We fought forever. The bastard simply wouldn't go down. Eventually, I persuaded him to let me go because:
It is easy to destroy.
It is hard to create.
Evolution comes from challenges.
Joke...
For your next challenge: imagine you are blind and have no arms. :)
Train with your closest friend / student only. Put on a blindfold and use only footwork.
'Soke'
You fall like a cat, Soke.
I agree with Eric Matkowski....and I wonder about the habit of illustrating a technique and then walk away with a blase attitude?
Don´t think! FEEEEEL!
Are you supposed to yell and strike a pose? Since when does a kata ever work out just like you practiced it? It's a technique. Don't you hold your own drive to train?
これらのテクニックが多すぎると、動きが多すぎます。とてもシンプルにしてください。あなたが本物の攻撃を受け、あなたの体がアドリナリン、驚きと恐怖であふれているとき、単純さだけがあなたと共にあります。誰かが、簡単に習得でき、すぐに習得でき、小さな老女でさえ形のない太った人々でも実際の攻撃者に対して適用できる、非常に現実的で実用的な武道を作成する必要があります。防御側よりも良い形の攻撃者に対してさえ。そして何より、それは効果的でなければなりません...
The other hold you... And you have 2 free hands to hit him and 2 legs... But you try to be free. No meaning.
Hit Them egnough to get away
水 火 土地 くうはく
A lot of people don’t understand Bujinkan Taijutsu until they are sat on their ass with no idea how they got there. That’s the beginning of their learning of truth and reality.
Do you people ever listen yourselves? You're not a ninja!!!
lol , i would like to fight these guys, they throw their punches so slow, i would have a chance lol.
The point isnt to be defensive, its offensive...imagine knowing the pressure points, leg locks, trapping and being a trained fighter
Run up on someone, stun them, then use these tactics to snap wrists, necks or whatever you want. These wont work for susan walking home from the store, but rather a spec ops marine.
it's almost like it's a demonstration
So in your gym every single punch is thrown full force and speed all the time?
@@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1636 yeah imagine. A teacher demonstrating to over 100 students. Many of these are seminars . Most everyone there is a student.
I am sorry to say, but this looks like comedy. No effective Training no real opponents. All opponents behave like complete idiots: If someone is doing what ever to your hands - why not pull them back instead of letting the other guy doing his comedy moves for an half an hour..... I don't get it. Compared to Boxing, MMA, Thaiboxing or modern Combatives etc. that are trained in the Military or Law Enforcement..... this is ridiculous.
You know bujikan is trained in military and law enforcement but their its called krav maga I know the founder of krav maga was imi Lichtenfeld but he heavily was inspired by the bujinkan to made his krav maga more efficient because he say that all his students have to learn bujinkan because of his effectiveness
@@domenicgangfu8986 Yeaaaaahhhhh...... sure...... And do you know that the US Army Rangers were trained by Michael Dudikoff?
U looking from outside in you will never understand it’s like trying to understand wat a book is about by looking at the pictures and cover u won’t u have to engage in the art for yrs and study Japanese culture n thinking before u even grasp wat these techniques are about
@@primeninja9 Believe it or not, I did Bujinkan for 5-6 Years and I pretty much regret it. MMA, Muay Thai and other stuff really teached me stuff I can usw. I really regret wasting my time with that.
@@johnmoder5306same here
Ruki Zuki 😀
This is unreal.. don't see why people should chose this insted of good old boxe, this is fraud
It’s a shame you are so closed minded. Boxing is excellent for fitness and competition. It is unsuitable for self protection.
You don't want to have as opponent in a street fight a MMA and BJJ master, isn't that true
If you notice, he makes movements and sequences similar to other martial arts so there's no way to say that it doesn't work, throws for example and other things, it's very useful knowledge and applicable in real combat
wow this is stupid. These guys would get destroyed by 2 year BJJ fighters.
How so? One video has shown you a whole picture? And they say the bujinkan is cuktish. I've rolled with a couple of you guys. No biggie. Don't be so naive.
@@OmniMale All fights go to the ground, and most people have no idea how to defend against the BJJ practitioner's domain
@@fenderdude64 spoken like a true mindless bjjer. Is that the first year mantra? No, all fights don't go to the ground. Stfu
@@OmniMale You're right, they don't all go to the ground, they ALL END on the ground. Do yourself a favor man, learn to grapple.
@@fenderdude64 they don't have the emoji for the contempt I have for you. You come across as a child who finally attended a class. Now you're rolling with the best of them huh?
What makes you think that no other system has grappling? Haven't grapples been koed by strikers plenty of times?
Grow up swing sack.
Ok kids do this to all children that hacked mgsv phantom pain lol
4:10 false. don't ever cross your legs! hes off balance and could of been easily delt to.
Have you actually worked with this technique or are you going by what you see and think?
better learn boxing
HAHAHAHA
Какое гавно 😱
joke
not viable
Is he a fraud?
Bullshinkai
Hatsumi is to you what Ali Abdul Kareem is to me but was my teacher. Google me and me on my channel. We are true Ninja's.
Half Wookie half Ninja wannabe.
The guy with the microphone is 10th or 11th black belt
One good straight or hook punch,or even a jab would knock all of these joke masters out in a second lol.The stuff theyre showing would get you killed in real confrontation on street ,ring,anywhere,its fake.
So why haven't you visited Japan?
When a boxer is learning to hit the bags, is it full speed and force? When we trained in Muy Thai, we had kata that we did slow. Silat, Krav, bjj, all these styles have teaching moments? So now that you have a seminar teaching hundreds at once it's a problem?
🤣 Tool
I've applied bujinkan techniques in the street and in other schools. It mixes well with my background and is an awesome tool in my belt. You'll never grow as a martial artist.
@@OmniMale "you never grow as a martial artist".
Yah.
To paraphrase Hatsumi from his book I was reading earlier he said "if you think you understand then you don't understand".
@@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979 don't invoke Soke
@@OmniMale ?
@@OmniMale you don't understand.
lol so silly ..people dont know how ridiculous they are doing this nonsense
18:10
14:01
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