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The Psycho Guy
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Hey, all! As some of you know, I'm beginning to study ninpo, and I would appreciate if the more experienced of you would mind helping me pick a school. I live in Austin, Texas, and I've found a few schools in the area, and I'd just like what your input is on these schools. Here are the sites that I could dig up on them:
http://bujinkantaijutsu.tripod.com/dojo.html
http://www.spiritwarriors.com/
There's also a third dojo (called the Mizukagami dojo) which I suspect is located in Austin, but I'm not sure. I think that it's affiliated with the Bujinkan Jigoku school in Dallas, which makes it more interesting to me (they seem to have a much more comprehensive curriculum than most schools), but since the site was either taken down or doesn't exist, I don't have any contact info for it (I've tried the phone book and can't find it).
Anyway, what do you guys recommend? Should I go with Sensei Kelsoe or Hardy? Or do you know how I could get into contact with the Mizukagami school? Or who heads it? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
http://bujinkantaijutsu.tripod.com/dojo.html
http://www.spiritwarriors.com/
There's also a third dojo (called the Mizukagami dojo) which I suspect is located in Austin, but I'm not sure. I think that it's affiliated with the Bujinkan Jigoku school in Dallas, which makes it more interesting to me (they seem to have a much more comprehensive curriculum than most schools), but since the site was either taken down or doesn't exist, I don't have any contact info for it (I've tried the phone book and can't find it).
Anyway, what do you guys recommend? Should I go with Sensei Kelsoe or Hardy? Or do you know how I could get into contact with the Mizukagami school? Or who heads it? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.