NINJA FIGHTING TECHNIQUES 🥷🏻 How To Fight With A Knife: Tantojutsu Training
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2018
- In this video I demonstrate a basic knife fighting training drill to help anyone who is training in the techniques and tactics of self defense. This is a self defense training drill that I feel will help the student better understand timing and distancing within knife fighting.
This is just one of many different knife fighting training drills that we do at the Budo Ryu Kai Hombu Dojo. again, this drill in the video is to help with distancing and timing.
This lesson is directly for the practitioners of the ancient Japanese koryu martial arts of the ninja and samurai, such as ninjutsu (ninpo) and bujutsu (budo).
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The sharpie in knife drills is so telling of the absolute chaos of a knife fight. Thank you, Soke.
So good
This is great. The only way to train this,is get in there and do it. I mean I like drill training to forthe concepts. You just can't replace live, moving, swinging at you opponents. Good drill, you are a great instructor.
Great video soke!!! Muy bueno!!!
awesome drill, soke!
Nice music at end
Thank you very much!!
The 3 point system you are using here to decide a victor is quite good. A person may not always be able to go for the quick kill, so in such a situation, the "long game" must be played. If you cannot slice your opponent's throat or stab them in the gut, then cutting your opponent so many times otherwise would simply cause them to bleed to death. A victory is a victory, one should keep their options open and get it however one can. The one issue with such a method is that until your opponent bleeds out, they can still fight you, so you have to stay alive until they expire. Hence, why the three point system is good here. One cut is not enough to take down your opponent. They are bleeding, yes, but they still have fight in them. Second cut, they may be wearing down at this point. Bleeding more heavily, but can still kill you. Third cut, blood loss may be too much to handle, and they pass out and die where they land.
Great Video Soke!
I absolutely loved this video!
In my opinion, you are the top ninjutsu martial arts master today!
I studied in the Bujinkan for many years. I even went to Japan to train at the hombu. But after all of that, I felt that something was missing. I started watching your videos and following your philosophy. I joined your organization and I can say that it was the best decision I have made in my martial arts journey.
Everyone else in the koryu ninjutsu community is either a has been, or never was. You are truly the best there is in the modern day. Anyone who argues that, either has no idea of your knowledge in the arts, or they are simply lying to themselves.
Thanks for sharing Soke
Great soke great video with great lesson.
Awesome that’s intense!
Thank you Sensei,great video.wish i could be out there traning with eveyone.
Cool tips Mrs anshu 🙂a big fan of you here 🤗😉✌🏻
Great video anshu Christa do you have any videos on fighting off multiple oponents?
nice drill tantojutsu its combat might not flash but works thumb up I like it
Krásné techniky ninjutsu,),,,
Love the music as they we’re spiring. Name???
I see some of your students here fighting with the reverse grip of the knife. I do not see many people use techniques in this grip. I was always told that holding the knife normally was the way to go. The reverse grip is interesting to me, however.
You should train with as many different methods as possible. Regular grip (te-no-uchi) generally gives a downward slice, lateral slice and stab / thrust advantage. However with reverse trip (gyaku-te) you get a more advantage with upward slice as well as controlling maneuvers within grappling / CQC. Thanks for the post.
Thanks
Great Master, great videos. You got one more fan here. I think chalk can be used instead lipstick. It will come off easely from clothes and skin (and is cheaper). Cheers.
Thank you for the kind words and also for the tip on using chalk instead of lipstick! That is great! I never though of using chalk before! Thanks for the post! Have a great day!
@caipira66 : I have seen chalk used in this type of drill. However, Ive never known if is a special type of chalk or just a crayola child chalk. @Soke Anshu: good tip about the lipstick if chalk doesnt do the trick.
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Thing is, in a real confrontation, nine times out of ten you won't see the knife until he's on you. I've been watching real knife attacks and notice that the attacker rushes you then starts stabbing.
You must be new to my channel. I talk about that situation all of the time. I agree 100%.... However, we need to train FOR ALL situations. This was a training drill for knife vs knife.... This was CLEARLY NOT a training drill working "element of surprise" unarmed vs. knife attack.