This Monday, October the 22nd, in Ramat Hasharon dojo, we will explore Gyokko ryu Kata that use circular tai sabaki not only for the second timing but also for the 1st.
This Sunday, starting at 18:00 at the Jerusalem dojo, we will use the Ushiro Geri and the Ninjutsu Ushiro Kaiten as a primer for spatial orientation against multiple opponents situation.
Ukemi and Kaiten waza in Ninjutsu are used in AKBAN not only as means to dissipate the energy of a fall but in the same way Karuwaza, Ninjutsu acrobatics, is used – as techniques to achieve spatial orientation.
In our academy’s syllabus a Ninjutsu somersault will be used to prepare the body and vestibular system for the high speed falls and balistic conditions of combat.
Catching tigers is a tough and tiring job.
From: Tigers of the Judea desert – נמרי מדבר יהודה
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We are continuing to work on the second timing using Gyokko Ryu kata.
We will be celebrating the end of the yearly Ninjutsu techniques syllabus at the restaurant of one of AKBAN veterans, the highly acclaimed Mazaki Yemenite delicatessen in Rehovot. At 26.10.2012, starting from 11 AM we will meet and eat at Arlozorov 85, Rehovot, at the Mazaki restaurant.
We will enjoy the ‘kid popular’ meatballs in red sauce, fragrant rice with broad beans, ice cold beer for the non-drivers and ice cold Kvass for the drivers, Hilbe, Hummus, fiery Zhug and Malabi.
Bring your kids and come join us celebrating another year of dojo time.
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This Wednesday in the Jerusalem dojo we will work our way through more sequences using the second timing in Ninjutsu using Gyokko Ryu techniques and especially the first level Jo Ryaku no Maki.
We start at the 18:00 session with Ukemi and Kaiten waza against Ura gyaku and Oni Kudaki. Using yoko sabaki we will work timing drills against front and back fudo ken.
The second session will dive even deeper into timing sequences in grappling situations. Using Fudo ryu kata from several levels we will combine striking and throws.
This Monday in Ramat Hasharon we will start with intensive combo drills and then continue with Kata usage in Fudo and Koto Ryu of advanced timings in Ninjutsu Randori.
This Sunday we will continue practicing the second timing sequences while using the Jig sabaki stepping method.
Using this step we will explore Te Makura, Osoto gake, Fudo Ken and Ura gyaku using the Jig as a timing rather then distancing combat method.
Jerusalem Ninjutsu dojo – AKBAN
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