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| Ninjutsu - General Discussion Surrounded by much controversy, today's "ninjutsu" is derived from the traditional fighting arts associated with the Iga/Koga region of Japan. We welcome members from all Nin-po schools. |
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Masaaki Hatsumi
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Hatsumi is unreal, some of the techniques he preforms are so subtle and the timing so elite, they almost look childish in difficulty. Hatsumi gives his belts for multiple reasons, I don't think there is a logic behind. He is very abstract in his action and thought, that is the way he wants it.
Analyze it and that makes to total sense to award a BB to someone to give them a slap of reality. I say this as an ex member of the Bujinkan. But I still believe Hatsumi is the man.
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Dave Gibb Bujingodai Dojo Oshawa Ontario Canada |
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thanks for the insight
Thank you for the insight.
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Take a look at some of his videos (Hatsumi) and you will see for yourself that the man is "scary" when he moves.
If I understand correctly the practice of handing out ranks in Japan are done with the idea that once you are awarded a rank, you basically train to perform the qualifications of that rank or "grow" into the rank whereas in other parts of the world, it is the opposite, you must first train for the rank and then prove that you are worthy of being awarded that rank. However I could be wrong with this. But like many, I really could care less about rank! It is all about the individual's skill or taijutsu that counts. Deaf |
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Honestly a bit of both. I was not getting what I desired from class, and yes the politics were getting a little silly at times. It seems to vary area to area though.
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Hatsumi gives out rank when he is short of cash.
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It is true. Don't reject the truth just because you do not want to believe it.
Everyone in the Bujinkan I can respect (a very, very small group) says that rank has no meaning. Of course, there are many people who just salivate over the idea of a high rank. Hatsumi takes their cash and sends them away happy. The only people who complain seem to be those who don't like the fact that their ability to impress others is compromised by his very lenient system. The good practicioners just keep practicing away and don't try to defend what he does or impress others. |
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ridiculous!
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Re: ridiculous!
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Ask an honest person who holds such a rank. And don't argue with people who know more than you. |
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Please, keep the discussion polite and respectful.
-Arnisador -MT Admin- |
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About Bujinkan rank, up till 4. dan Hatsumi blindly believes his 5. dan and above students. If some 5. dan says someone is 1. dan, Hatsumi honors it without guestion. But 5. dan and above are strictly controlled by Hatsumi. So there can be 4. dans who are lousy and who are expert, all up to their instructors, but 5. dan and above are quality controlled by Hatsumi. This is his way of compromising for such a large organization, without going into a strict "dead" belt-to-belt rank requirement syllabus.
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Re: Re: ridiculous!
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And out of curiousity, what makes you think you know more than me (or anyone else on here)? |
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