Keyboard warriors alert, if your teacher tells you to use an equation he won't have to explain basic math to you. If you don't know you have to protect yourself while kicking you are probably a poser.
To be fair he is literally demonstrating and the girl is letting him do it you don't need feints as this move is most likely going to be used in a rare situation
I remember people saying that karate wouldn't work in MMA and then Machida went on a tear that shocked the entire UFC community sometimes unusual things work because they're unexpected
Okay, so I’ve trained in Japan with the Bujinkan people (what people call “Ninjutsu” I guess), and I have never seen anyone use those types of kicks. (The kicks that they studying based on scrolls were all with the sole or heel of the foot usually in a frontal slamming motion. Or if a “shin-kick” was used it was usually just straight up into the groin.)
if you do things that you know that your opponent knows you are going to do, then you are an idiot. do things you know that your opponent doesn't know about.
When a trained person is stationary yeah that should be checked, but if the trained fighter is off balance or still in the process of his own move is when something like this can catch them more often.
Not always. He just said not to do it to training partners hard. You shouldn't strike with 100% power at training partners anyway. Wrestling is the main thing you can practice to near 100% without injuries.
As a soke in Ninjutsu this is good tech. We usually dont use moves that are fit for sports fighting. Hence we do randori bc the jutsu are meant to kill or disable and move on.
@@Ghoulza but it was never like that historically. Why don't they call it grappling, boxing, karate, Kenpo, kenjutsu or bujutsu instead of ninjutsu when it's not ninjutsu? It's dishonest with the people that come to learn something and they get another thing.
@@caracoldeleche actually it was like that. I've been doing ninjitsu so 20 years and have studied the history of it. Ninjitsu is a very broad term. It wasn't just one thing like most it evolved over time. They trained how to fight. How to avoid fights and how to do espionage and assassinations. Different clans had different focuses. But the boarder aspect was on fighting for self defence and intelligence gathering. You can't claim ninjitsu was just one thing and only did one aspect
@@Ghoulza I am myself a researcher PhD in history and I haven't seen any roll, makimono or alike (being in English or in Japanese) on shinobi-no-mono speaking about combat waza such as kenjutsu or taijutsu. If you have a new primary source that says otherwise I would recommend you to publish it, because you're going to revolutionize the field.
@@caracoldeleche yeah that's an old trick, if what you say is true you really are not good at research, have a look at Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi he taught my instructor. I'll help since you don't seem to be that good at doing research on your own: Bujinkan Dojo FOUNDER - Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, Grandmaster (retired from teaching Jan 2020) Inheriting Soke of 9 Ninjutsu Traditions and Founder of the Bujinkan Dojo
I mean if you’re being dumb like him and dropping your guard ya but if you know what your doing your good I mean I have used the exact movements like how he is in a street fight multiple times and even sparing my friends just not nearly exaggerated
People!! Ninjutsu is not a sport. If a Ninja is fighting, then they 'bout business and trying to survive. If you can somehow get your shins between someone's legs, go ahead and go for the groin. Do not try to use sparring rules. If you must, put your thumbs in the eyes, reflect the sun from a mirror into their face, strike their groin, push them, elbow them, do whatever you need to do! Don't have rules!
We do this all the time in sho shu In sparing I love following up with a reverse kick to the low chest right after and try the first one with a knife edge kick it’s dirty af
Ninjutsu is not a martial art. It’s a survival and espionage philosophy. He could be right about it’s origin, just wanna point it out. This more like Muy Thai or kickboxing in its application.
All your opponents gotta do is check that leg really hard And you might just break your shit across this leg Anyway it's not spelling right again I think I'm just gonna be quiet
Para hacer esa doble patada tienes que permanecer frente al rival y esperar que se quede quieto, basta con que él te responda con un cruzado de derecha al mentón antes de la segunda patada y a dormír
I kinda do a similar thing but i just use 1 leg to do the job,first i kick the leg normal like in the video but with the same leg i made a return and kinda stomb the other leg then i kick in balls i use it to unbalance the agressor and kick him in the balls maybe that can finish the fight or cause him some damage...of course this method that i use is not for sport.
Everything comes from somewhere....this DIDN'T come from Ninja school...old or new...instructors are funny. This chop to the side of the neck came from judo....🙄😒
@@SorryImLate-fv1xf again, we do this all the time in muay thai sparring. Stop acting like you have some super secret death touch to someone's knee. It's allowed in kickboxing, muay thai, mma, etc. If you're not training it in sparring, you're gonna get wrecked by it in competition. I'll say the same thing. Learn to check the kick, and it isn't a problem.
She moved a little bit? She's training to fight she's gonna be out of her comfort zone and it's gonna hurt, same for any sport, I'm a football player, you don't train without touching somebody you fight hard and you become better, nobody ever got better in their comfort zone
@@hunterhallengren6509 training beyond the comfort zone, yes. I am happy to kick you in the inner thigh if it gonna make you tough. Training beyond the comfort zone is awesome but to receive a hit on the sensitive area defence less is different thing.
@@hunterhallengren6509 Im happy to kick you on the inner thigh if that will make you tough. Training beyond the comfort zone is awesome but to receive a hit on the sensitive area is different thing. Let some of your team mate kick your inner thigh. That for sure will make you great. Take note that technique was from ninjutsu as the tittle say.
Did this dude really just said ninjutsu? A switch step low kick to an inside leg kick from the secretive deadly art of ninjitsu is too lethal to use on your sparring partner for fear of serious injury? Bahahjjjajjajja lmaoooo throwing this kick will absolutely be the cause of serious injury, just not to the opponent. Lol
Ninjutsu is about damage and killing. The throws were helpful, but most of the strikes are designed to injure or kill. Think thumb to the eye, or fist to the throat.
Well depending on what they do like if they grab it you drop your weight and grab there head and beat on them or just let the check happen and redirect it and it’s hard to check the back leg without losing a good position
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“This is not something you do to training partners in sparring”
“Now do that to your training partner. Have fun”
They're doing the Drills.
Sparing is full contact
Before that "if you do it hard"
@@Scrublord96 no it’s not haha
Play sparring.
Hard sparring.
2 completely different things.
@reubencop920 no it's not haha
Love seeing someone throwing 2 leg kicks back to back with no feints or even bothering to protect his chin
Right? This guy's head is wide open! If someone is showing you a "ninjitsu" move, 99% it's bullshido
To be fair he's demonstrating how to perform the technique. I've seen something similar done in muay thai, but with proper set up and head movement.
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Keyboard warriors alert, if your teacher tells you to use an equation he won't have to explain basic math to you. If you don't know you have to protect yourself while kicking you are probably a poser.
To be fair he is literally demonstrating and the girl is letting him do it you don't need feints as this move is most likely going to be used in a rare situation
Steven Seagal’s giving out black belts to Ninjutsu instructors now?
Bahajjjajaj I was thinking the same thing. Lol great comment
Never said ge was a ninjutsu instructor. Mma uses stuff from any style
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Falha.
@@throwmeinthesoup3679there's no martial arts in ninjutsu.
I remember people saying that karate wouldn't work in MMA and then Machida went on a tear that shocked the entire UFC community sometimes unusual things work because they're unexpected
This is not karate nor does your anecdote have any relevance to this video
OK.
@@anon2427 It absolutely has relevance, you just lack the intelligence to see.
@@shemyazadrolfossendam8156 great non argument
GSP, Bas Rutten, Stephen Thompson and Machida all proved karate has it’s place in modern martial arts
This guy looks like the guy who ate the guy who created ninjitsu.
When you kick, you leave your face wide open, who trained you? The clown from Detroit Urban survival?
Love this comment 😂🤣
I mean he is probably over exaggerating it
Well this guy is training 3 female ninja assassins
Ahh! So you float like a butterfly, then sting like a bee. Cool
Thats not ninjitsu that originates from Bullshitsu.
Wow so original
You're half correct. It's karate
Okay, so I’ve trained in Japan with the Bujinkan people (what people call “Ninjutsu” I guess), and I have never seen anyone use those types of kicks.
(The kicks that they studying based on scrolls were all with the sole or heel of the foot usually in a frontal slamming motion. Or if a “shin-kick” was used it was usually just straight up into the groin.)
Yeah, it's typical basic wing chun kick, based on the physiological mechanics of the body.
Because it's actually karate... or maybe even taikwondo
If they check one of the kicks and counter?
I mean if you're doing it to someone who knows what you're about to do it'll be hard
@cherrystya i hate youtube
if you do things that you know that your opponent knows you are going to do, then you are an idiot.
do things you know that your opponent doesn't know about.
@@therandomdickhead5744 lmaoo
How the fuck would they know what you’re going to do unless you tell them?
When a trained person is stationary yeah that should be checked, but if the trained fighter is off balance or still in the process of his own move is when something like this can catch them more often.
Ya after first leg kick gets checked and you eat a Superman punch
Whenever someone says it's too dangerous to practice properly it's a huge red flag
Not always. He just said not to do it to training partners hard.
You shouldn't strike with 100% power at training partners anyway.
Wrestling is the main thing you can practice to near 100% without injuries.
Wdym?
Thats not true at all *alright guys lets do knees to the face* thats straight up just rude in sparring
@@therandomdickhead5744 jiu jitsu you can do every single day of the week without injuries
I wish I was training with them.......
As a soke in Ninjutsu this is good tech. We usually dont use moves that are fit for sports fighting. Hence we do randori bc the jutsu are meant to kill or disable and move on.
He's effin hilarious!
Great street move as you can keep your guard up or post while kicking and nearly impossible for an unsuspecting assailant to parry - 9/10
This is a 1/10 garbage move no power
@@anon2427 woosh 😂🤦♂️
In kyokushinkai we do that alot after i do a ushiro mawashi geri
No shit?
That's muay Thai move. They do it all the time.
Why people keep talking about ninjutsu as a physical martial art? Ninjutsu it's about infiltration, espionage and sabotage.
multiple parts to ninjitsu. strike and kicks, grappling are all parts of the fighting style in ninjitsu, infiltration and espionage are another part
@@Ghoulza but it was never like that historically. Why don't they call it grappling, boxing, karate, Kenpo, kenjutsu or bujutsu instead of ninjutsu when it's not ninjutsu? It's dishonest with the people that come to learn something and they get another thing.
@@caracoldeleche actually it was like that. I've been doing ninjitsu so 20 years and have studied the history of it. Ninjitsu is a very broad term. It wasn't just one thing like most it evolved over time. They trained how to fight. How to avoid fights and how to do espionage and assassinations. Different clans had different focuses. But the boarder aspect was on fighting for self defence and intelligence gathering. You can't claim ninjitsu was just one thing and only did one aspect
@@Ghoulza I am myself a researcher PhD in history and I haven't seen any roll, makimono or alike (being in English or in Japanese) on shinobi-no-mono speaking about combat waza such as kenjutsu or taijutsu. If you have a new primary source that says otherwise I would recommend you to publish it, because you're going to revolutionize the field.
@@caracoldeleche yeah that's an old trick, if what you say is true you really are not good at research, have a look at Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi he taught my instructor. I'll help since you don't seem to be that good at doing research on your own:
Bujinkan Dojo FOUNDER - Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, Grandmaster
(retired from teaching Jan 2020)
Inheriting Soke of 9 Ninjutsu Traditions and Founder of the Bujinkan Dojo
The girl getting kicked is super pretty.
Looks like savate from a guy who learned it online, not ninjutsu
With the hands down too ur def gonna eat some punches doing this one
Its true. We do this in Ninjutsu
Elevator kick lol 😆
“Have fun”
*breaks partner’s face*
He's floating like a lead fishing weight. The only thing he took out was my belief that ninjitsu can be used in the octagon.
Trying this will get you knocked out with even the most amateur right hand. No way man
I mean if you’re being dumb like him and dropping your guard ya but if you know what your doing your good I mean I have used the exact movements like how he is in a street fight multiple times and even sparing my friends just not nearly exaggerated
People!!
Ninjutsu is not a sport. If a Ninja is fighting, then they 'bout business and trying to survive. If you can somehow get your shins between someone's legs, go ahead and go for the groin. Do not try to use sparring rules. If you must, put your thumbs in the eyes, reflect the sun from a mirror into their face, strike their groin, push them, elbow them, do whatever you need to do! Don't have rules!
It hurts like hell to have a knee blow out
Hands down lol tells you everything you need to know, there’s more but that’s enough lol
Fake. Doesnt protect his face while throwing BOTH kicks
Never heard of an elevator kick. What's the distinction?
So strange seeing out-of-shape trainers
Ok I agree with you. It's a power combo
Will this use alot of chakra?
Yes You Have to Focus All Your Chakra on leg's surface
Taijutsu uses no chakra
@@justo2484 taijustsu actually needs chakars
We do this all the time in sho shu In sparing I love following up with a reverse kick to the low chest right after and try the first one with a knife edge kick it’s dirty af
The girl in the demonstration is finee
Ninjitsu uhm that looks more like muaythai .
Yes!!! Attacking powering joints is something you focus on with kicks in kickboxing. Mostly lower body/ knees
Honestly yeah, I don't see how this is ninjutsu
Yeah but the way he throws those low kicks seems a bit off, idk
This guy would fail out of a real Muay Thai class
"ninjitsu"...Lol ok Mr disgustingly dangerous!
Yeah ! Let them chicks have it😡
First kick gets checked and counter'd with right hand to the chin bah bam
This technique needs for your partner/opponent to stand still...
Not really I mean you can just drop your kick and change it mid way through
@@Lordlarry542 not gonna work
@@anon2427 I mean plenty of kicks flow into each other
This is a move from Hawaiian kempo. It's called a triple kick. The third kick would be a spinning back kick
Hmm those ninjutsu leg kicks look a lot like muay thai/kickboxing
90% of people commenting dont even train lol 😂
Maybe if your opponent doesnt have arms and cant see
This person isnt an instructor
Mix it up jab lead kick throw a cross then throw the round house boom now you aren’t so open
No ninjutsu here
Might be interesting to do the second kick as maybe a clinch kick, like Justin Gaethje does
Ninjutsu is not a martial art. It’s a survival and espionage philosophy. He could be right about it’s origin, just wanna point it out. This more like Muy Thai or kickboxing in its application.
yeah. its from muay thai except he's doing it with bad form.
All your opponents gotta do is check that leg really hard And you might just break your shit across this leg Anyway it's not spelling right again I think I'm just gonna be quiet
Para hacer esa doble patada tienes que permanecer frente al rival y esperar que se quede quieto, basta con que él te responda con un cruzado de derecha al mentón antes de la segunda patada y a dormír
Advanced moves are only done to avoid boredom. Most wont be avle to to do them in sparring.
GGGGAGAAAA!!!!!!! It's taijutsu, Ninjutsu isn't taijutsu!
It's a good technique
Yeah I don't see this working much in real life especially if your opponent isn't cornered
It’s most supposed to be “real life” you’re fighting against other martial artists
Ninjutsu is a battlefield art designed for survival. To make it a sport is disrespectful
I kinda do a similar thing but i just use 1 leg to do the job,first i kick the leg normal like in the video but with the same leg i made a return and kinda stomb the other leg then i kick in balls i use it to unbalance the agressor and kick him in the balls maybe that can finish the fight or cause him some damage...of course this method that i use is not for sport.
Wtf kinda streetbeefs bs is this??? Double leg kick lmaooooo.
Ah leg kicks come from ninjutsu 😂
You’re gonna float alright
😂😂
Is there a name for this combo?
Everything comes from somewhere....this DIDN'T come from Ninja school...old or new...instructors are funny. This chop to the side of the neck came from judo....🙄😒
Ninjitsu
Yeah definitely not taijutsu.
I more often than not throw a straight right after an inside lead leg kick.
Yup. It's a good counter.
It would work if you're sho kosugi.
Hahaha…..that name just took me back to 1985 lmao….we had the best childhood & movie era. ❤️💯😎⚡️⚡️⚡️
Remember in enter the ninja, or revenge of the ninja show Kosugi’s son Cane ? He was like 6 or 7 right ? He’s 47 now lol…..Holy shit do I feel old
Rolls eyes
Elevator kick?? Lmao
He means he’s elevating the front leg to get them off balance
Unless you are manhoff doing it Robbie, and he comes with with a haymaker 😂 jokes aside good traninng
I love ninjitsu but I find it so unrealistic 😅
Si.. ok. Ok. Pero bajas tu guardia
Do this and you’re getting knocked tf out, especially with another trained fighter.
I mean that’s such a 1 off probability of happening because if something is thrown at you mid kick you have hundreds of options to deal with it
Bros gonna get knocked out
😂😂😂😂😂 Will not work on a Wrestler. He wants you to give him a limb.
Well ya this isn’t designed for a wrestling fight
He couldn't kick hard if he was paid to lol
Why is he kicking her so hard tho hahaha
It’s so easy to fight girls LoL!!
Yeah, we do that all the time in muay thai sparring. So... Not sure why he'd say that at all. Check the kicks, and you won't have a problem.
Cause it’s attacking the knee that’s why he said not in soarring
@@SorryImLate-fv1xf again, we do this all the time in muay thai sparring. Stop acting like you have some super secret death touch to someone's knee. It's allowed in kickboxing, muay thai, mma, etc. If you're not training it in sparring, you're gonna get wrecked by it in competition.
I'll say the same thing. Learn to check the kick, and it isn't a problem.
@@kenaultman7499 Tru
That's not what happens when you kick your opponent in the leg.
I mean if you do it hard enough and fast enough ya it can happen
Yh do that and you ain't gonna get any fights.
Well I could see this one actually being used.
Great Video.
Hahaha this is funny
That first right kick. You can injured your lady partner. Just go light. Watch her reaction. It was only a demo.
She moved a little bit? She's training to fight she's gonna be out of her comfort zone and it's gonna hurt, same for any sport, I'm a football player, you don't train without touching somebody you fight hard and you become better, nobody ever got better in their comfort zone
@@hunterhallengren6509 training beyond the comfort zone, yes. I am happy to kick you in the inner thigh if it gonna make you tough. Training beyond the comfort zone is awesome but to receive a hit on the sensitive area defence less is different thing.
@@hunterhallengren6509 Im happy to kick you on the inner thigh if that will make you tough. Training beyond the comfort zone is awesome but to receive a hit on the sensitive area is different thing. Let some of your team mate kick your inner thigh. That for sure will make you great. Take note that technique was from ninjutsu as the tittle say.
@@brucele2776 ok but the inner thigh will possibly be kicked in a fight, meaning why not know what it feels like
🤣🤣🤣 Ninjutsu
Did this dude really just said ninjutsu? A switch step low kick to an inside leg kick from the secretive deadly art of ninjitsu is too lethal to use on your sparring partner for fear of serious injury? Bahahjjjajjajja lmaoooo throwing this kick will absolutely be the cause of serious injury, just not to the opponent. Lol
Knee kicks are illegal in mma
Ninjutsu is about damage and killing. The throws were helpful, but most of the strikes are designed to injure or kill. Think thumb to the eye, or fist to the throat.
What if they Check the Kicks?
Well depending on what they do like if they grab it you drop your weight and grab there head and beat on them or just let the check happen and redirect it and it’s hard to check the back leg without losing a good position
@@Lordlarry542 ah ok 👍
Wtf? Straight right down the middle
Straight down the middle is a grab move to the ground and ninjitsu turns into BJJ
Amazing 👏👏💪💪👊👊🥋🥋
Ouch
💪
Don't think I've ever seen it tried
Yeah real easy when they’re standing there doing nothing. If you checked one of this guys kicks his shin would snap
Ninjitsu where?
I smell a McDojo
Chute elevador!
You'll land on your nose usually
The purpose of this move is to bring your opponent down the middle
Im sure he knows what hes talking about...but he looks a little out of shape....why?
he doesnt know what hes talking about. thats why.
Next lesson is with Goku