The Japanese concept of Shu Ha Ri: Lifelong Learning in Martial Arts serves as a guiding principle for martial artists. Emphasizing lifelong learning through active engagement, spaced repetition, feedback, self-explanation,… Read More »Shu Ha Ri: Lifelong Learning in Martial Arts
The Japanese concept of Ten–Chi–Jin is a fundamental principle in martial arts that represents the interconnectedness of heaven, earth, and man. In this article, we will explore the origins of… Read More »Ten-Chi-Jin: A Comparison of Eastern and Western Philosophies
Courage is more important than skills, if you don’t have courage to use your skills, what’s the point?
This summer like most summers we train a lot more with long weapons since the dojo is too small to really use long weapons properly. This summer we train Bojutsu… Read More »Bojutsu vs Kenjutsu vs Bojutsu vs Kenjutsu…
I got a question today about these books, if they are important for Bujinkan practitioners. http://www.coloradospringsninjutsu.com/Shoninki.html http://www.shoninki.com/home/Welcome.html For what it’s worth here is my answer. Hello. I don’t think it… Read More »Shoninki books