We will explore MT clinch as means to get into other types of clinches and use elbows and knees to open distance from grappling range and prepare for Ninjutsu underhook.
The session will start with Ninjutsu kamae followed by the himum. We finish the session with full contact Randori.
A video summery of this session will be uploaded to Ninjutsu training in video category in the AKBAN wiki.
We will try to cram as many MT ‘clinch to wrestling clinch’ techniques. At the training sessions following this one we will delve deeper and connect these techniques with Fudo Ryu Jutaijutsu.
At the first session we will work with more grappling techniques for short chain and repeat multiple opponents kata.
The second, veteran, session will open with a kata from Chi no gata level of Takagi Yoshin Ryu and then another kata from the 2nd Dan syllabus.
Both sessions will conclude with fast attack combos.
In both sessions we will add more grappling techniques to the short chain syllabus. We will conclude the sessions with multiple opponents’ kata and randori.
The sessions will start with kamae followed by the himum. The session ends with Randori.
I upload selected Ninjutsu lessons to the Ninjutsu training category at the AKBAN wiki.
From middle range striking distances we will improve reaction times and proper foot work that will be integrated, toward the end of the lesson, with specific randori.
The session will start with Ninjutsu kamae followed by the himum. We finish the session with full contact Randori.
A video summery of this session will be uploaded to Ninjutsu training in video category in the AKBAn wiki.
We will use several approaches of Ninjutsu kata to get into throws involving catching the legs (like Kibisu Gaeshi).
Later in the session we will add more randori work and use short dynamic drills to hone in fast and accurate daken work.