I'm thinking of becoming a Ninja Master

who007 · 05-09-2008 11:02PM #1

Would eanyone like me to train them when I am finished?

http://www.ninjutsu.com/home.shtml

(wonder if that course is all smoke and mirrors though...

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iceage · 06-09-2008 09:58PM

Become a ninja Master.....I already am!!!! I read it in a book, well 25 books to be precise $99.999each......I'm Deadly!:cool:

07-09-2008 08:49AM

Post us in about 10 years from now and let us know how you are progressing towards someday becoming a ninja master.

Charlie3dan · 08-09-2008 09:42AM

No it only takes three years apparently and you can do it at home yourself.
Which is handy, cos hard training would be an awful inconvenience.

chopperbyrne · 08-09-2008 11:06AM

Well if it only takes three years of self teaching to become a ninja master, then I might do it too.

:pac:

colinlaird000 · 08-09-2008 12:39PM

frightening....

Judomad · 08-09-2008 12:53PM

colinlaird000 wrote: »

frightening....

colin you are already a ninja master aint ya

:D you done that bedroom course aged 6, ninja warrior by 9 years old ayyyy

chrischance · 08-09-2008 01:47PM

Make sure they send you a turtle shell and not a tortoise shell when you've finished the course.
Regards, Chris.

challengemaster · 08-09-2008 04:36PM

09-09-2008 08:42AM

Only 3 years to become a ninja master? How about if I really concentrate, by laying on CMs pictured couch, propped up with all those pillows, drink cool ones, and watch Azumi vids 24/7? Perhaps I could become a master in 3 days?

iceage · 09-09-2008 10:57AM

Maybe 3 weeks.

who007 · 12-09-2008 12:36AM

challengemaster wrote: »

LOL!!!!!!!!!

:D:D

CFC1969 · 16-09-2008 12:20PM

Was wondering if any of the Ninjutsu posters (pearsquasher et al) would comment on this ?????

As this is official training, do they feel it devalues, or enhances Ninjutsu....

Waters down , or broadens their training base ....

ryoishin · 16-09-2008 12:41PM

Nin (as in NINjutsu)= patience/perseverance.

pearsquasher · 16-09-2008 02:39PM

Was wondering if any of the Ninjutsu posters (pearsquasher et al) would comment on this ?????

As this is official training, do they feel it devalues, or enhances Ninjutsu....

Waters down , or broadens their training base ....

Training as in the way its advertised there is so far removed from what I've experienced training with master teachers in Ireland, England, Australia and Japan for 20 years AND is such an anomaly compared to how the skills in the Bujinkan are generally thought , that I'm in no way at all bothered by it. For the record I've never trained or met with that teacher and so cannot personally comment on him.... and wouldn't if I did. I've also never met any of the folks who train with him in person or by mail so the same goes there.

This is the only currency worth training in the martial arts: Find a teacher you aspire to, attend regular classes, follow their instructions. It couldn't be easier. 1 out of 2000 Bujinakan teachers chooses to do it some other way?.... forgive me if I couldn't care less. :rolleyes:

deepriver · 17-09-2008 08:26PM

http://www.realultimatepower.net/

bjj-fighter · 17-09-2008 10:38PM

You also need one of these:
http://www.dragonbleu.net/AUTRES.Ninja.Tenue-de-Ninja.html

who007 · 18-09-2008 07:59AM

pearsquasher wrote: »

Training as in the way its advertised there is so far removed from what I've experienced training with master teachers in Ireland, England, Australia and Japan for 20 years AND is such an anomaly compared to how the skills in the Bujinkan are generally thought , that I'm in no way at all bothered by it. For the record I've never trained or met with that teacher and so cannot personally comment on him.... and wouldn't if I did. I've also never met any of the folks who train with him in person or by mail so the same goes there.

This is the only currency worth training in the martial arts: Find a teacher you aspire to, attend regular classes, follow their instructions. It couldn't be easier. 1 out of 2000 Bujinakan teachers chooses to do it some other way?.... forgive me if I couldn't care less. :rolleyes:

pearsquasher - just a note - I posted that cos I thought it was funny/pathetic/worth taking the p*** out of.. It wasn't a dig at ninjutsu in particular (I can see on development of this thread how that may have seemed) - it could have been any martial art/self defence system. Anyway - just thought I'd point that out in case anyone thought I was singling Ninjutsu out for derision.

I'm thinking of becoming a Ninja Master

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