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How to Do Ninjutsu

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  1. Basic Budo Taijutsu Postures
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    Basic Budo Taijutsu Postures

  2. Basic Hip Throw
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    Basic Hip Throw

  3. Jodan Uke (Upper Level Receiving)
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    Jodan Uke (Upper Level Receiving)

  4. Gedan Uke (Lower Level Receiving)
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    Gedan Uke (Lower Level Receiving)

  5. Jodan Tsuki (Upper Level Punch/Thrust)
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    Jodan Tsuki (Upper Level Punch/Thrust)

  6. Zenpo Geri (Forward Kick)
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    Zenpo Geri (Forward Kick)

  7. Yoko Geri (Sideways Kick)
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    Yoko Geri (Sideways Kick)

  8. Ushido Geri (Backward Kick)
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    Ushido Geri (Backward Kick)

  9. Zenpo Ukemi (Forward Breakfall)
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    Zenpo Ukemi (Forward Breakfall)

  10. Koho Ukemi (Backward Breakfall)
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    Koho Ukemi (Backward Breakfall)

  11. Yoko Ukemi (Sideways Breakfall)
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    Yoko Ukemi (Sideways Breakfall)

  12. Zenpo Kaite (Roll Forward)
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    Zenpo Kaite (Roll Forward)

  13. Koho Kaiten (Backward Roll)
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    Koho Kaiten (Backward Roll)

  14. Oten (Cartwheel)
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    Oten (Cartwheel)

  15. Stealth Techniques of Ninjutsu
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    Stealth Techniques of Ninjutsu

  16. Walking Silently
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    Walking Silently

  17. Henka Training
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    Henka Training

  18. Chi No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata
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    Chi No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata

  19. Sui No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata
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    Sui No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata

  20. Ka No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata
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    Ka No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata

  21. Fu No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata
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    Fu No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata

  22. Ku No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata
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    Ku No Kata Technique | Sanchin No Kata

  23. Ichimonji No Kata Technique | Koshi Kihon Sanpo
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    Ichimonji No Kata Technique | Koshi Kihon Sanpo

  24. Jumonji No Kata Technique | Koshi Kihon Sanpo
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    Jumonji No Kata Technique | Koshi Kihon Sanpo

  25. Hicho No Kata Technique | Koshi Kihon Sanpo
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    Hicho No Kata Technique | Koshi Kihon Sanpo

  26. Omote Gyaku Technique | Torite Goho Patterns
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    Omote Gyaku Technique | Torite Goho Patterns

  27. Omote Gyaku Tsuki Technique | Torite Goho Patterns
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    Omote Gyaku Tsuki Technique | Torite Goho Patterns

  28. Ura Gyaku Technique | Torite Goho Patterns
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    Ura Gyaku Technique | Torite Goho Patterns

  29. Musha Dori Technique | Torite Goho Patterns
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    Musha Dori Technique | Torite Goho Patterns

  30. Muso Dori Technique | Torite Goho Patterns
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    Muso Dori Technique | Torite Goho Patterns

  31. Gon Signagi Technique | Torite Goho Patterns
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    Gon Signagi Technique | Torite Goho Patterns

  32. Tai Sabaki and Zan Shin (Evasion and Awareness)
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    Tai Sabaki and Zan Shin (Evasion and Awareness)

  33. Te Hodoki Technique (Escaping a Wrist Grab)
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    Te Hodoki Technique (Escaping a Wrist Grab)

  34. Tai Hodoki Technique (Escaping a Body Grab)
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    Tai Hodoki Technique (Escaping a Body Grab)

  35. Kenkudaki (Destroying a Punch)
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    Kenkudaki (Destroying a Punch)

  36. Kedikudaki (Destroying a Kick)
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    Kedikudaki (Destroying a Kick)

  37. Advanced Techniques in Ninjutsu
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    Advanced Techniques in Ninjutsu

  38. Fubuki | Kukishinden Ryu Advanced Technique
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    Fubuki | Kukishinden Ryu Advanced Technique

  39. Koku | Gyokko Ryu Koshijutsu Advanced Technique
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    Koku | Gyokko Ryu Koshijutsu Advanced Technique

  40. Close Combat Tactics
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    Close Combat Tactics

  41. Understanding Weapons
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    Understanding Weapons

  42. How to Use a Wooden Sword
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    How to Use a Wooden Sword

  43. Basic Sword Kamae Positions
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    Basic Sword Kamae Positions

  44. Basic Sword Draw
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    Basic Sword Draw

  45. Basic Sword Cut
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    Basic Sword Cut

  46. Sword Draw Defense Technique
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    Sword Draw Defense Technique

  47. Shuko Sword Defense Technique
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    Shuko Sword Defense Technique

  48. Bojutsu Komae Basic Postures | Bojutsu Training
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    Bojutsu Komae Basic Postures | Bojutsu Training

  49. Bojutsu Striking Drill | Bojutsu Training
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    Bojutsu Striking Drill | Bojutsu Training

  50. Upper Level Bojutsu Block | Bojutsu Training
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    Upper Level Bojutsu Block | Bojutsu Training

  51. Goho Training | Bojutsu Training
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    Goho Training | Bojutsu Training

  52. Bo Furi Gata | Bojutsu Training
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    Bo Furi Gata | Bojutsu Training

  53. Muto Dori Technique
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    Muto Dori Technique

  54. Kenjutsu Technique
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    Kenjutsu Technique

  55. Kusari-Fundo Techniques
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    Kusari-Fundo Techniques

  56. Hanbo Techniques
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    Hanbo Techniques

  57. Metsubushi Techniques
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    Metsubushi Techniques

  58. Shuriken Demo and Technique
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    Shuriken Demo and Technique

  59. Bo Shuriken Demo and Technique
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    Bo Shuriken Demo and Technique

  60. Naginata
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    Naginata

  61. Yari
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    Yari

  62. Kusarigama
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    Kusarigama

  63. Rope
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    Rope

  64. Ninjuto
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    Ninjuto

  65. Disho
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    Disho

  66. Koka Shogee
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    Koka Shogee

  67. Kunai
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    Kunai

  68. Jutte
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    Jutte

  69. Shuko
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    Shuko

  70. Metsubushi
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    Metsubushi

  71. Shuriken
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    Shuriken

  72. Kusari-Fundo
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    Kusari-Fundo

  73. Shikomizue
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    Shikomizue

  74. Katana vs. Ninjuto
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    Katana vs. Ninjuto

  75. Jutte Defense Against Sword
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    Jutte Defense Against Sword

  76. How to Defend Against 2 Attackers with 2 Swords
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    How to Defend Against 2 Attackers with 2 Swords

  77. How to Defend Against a Knife
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    How to Defend Against a Knife

  78. Shields in Ninjutsu
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    Shields in Ninjutsu

  79. What Is Ninjutsu?
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    What Is Ninjutsu?

  80. The History of Ninjutsu
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    The History of Ninjutsu

  81. What's the Difference between Ninjutsu and Aikido?
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    What's the Difference between Ninjutsu and Aikido?

  82. Understanding Differences between Kobudo and Gendai Budo
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    Understanding Differences between Kobudo and Gendai Budo

  83. Understanding Kihon Hoppa
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    Understanding Kihon Hoppa

  84. Understanding the Differences among the Martial Arts
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    Understanding the Differences among the Martial Arts

  85. Martial Arts: Sport vs. Self-Defense
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    Martial Arts: Sport vs. Self-Defense

  86. Samurai vs. Ninja
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    Samurai vs. Ninja

  87. Ninjutsu vs. Karate
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    Ninjutsu vs. Karate

  88. Are There Any Special Skills Required to Learn Ninjutsu?
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    Are There Any Special Skills Required to Learn Ninjutsu?

  89. The Importance of Learning the Japanese Language to Study Ninjutsu
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    The Importance of Learning the Japanese Language to Study Ninjutsu

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    Where Can I Get the Best Ninjutsu Training?

  91. Japanese Masters: Soke Hatsumi
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    Japanese Masters: Soke Hatsumi

  92. Japanese Masters: Toshitsugu Takamatsu
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    Japanese Masters: Toshitsugu Takamatsu

  93. Ninjas: Past vs. Present
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    Ninjas: Past vs. Present

  94. Hollywood Ninjas vs. Real Ninjas
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    Hollywood Ninjas vs. Real Ninjas

  95. The Ninja Diet
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    The Ninja Diet

  96. What Is Bujinkan Ninjutsu?
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    What Is Bujinkan Ninjutsu?

  97. What Is Genjutsu?
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    What Is Genjutsu?

  98. What Is Jutsu and Taijutsu?
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    What Is Jutsu and Taijutsu?

  99. What is Ryu?
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    What is Ryu?

  100. How to Do Ninjutsu with Oliver Martin
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    How to Do Ninjutsu with Oliver Martin

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  • Sensei Oliver Martin

    Bujinkan Maten Dojo was established in 2005 in New York City when Sensei Oliver Martin began teaching Budo Taijutsu on a regular basis to a select group of students interested in studying traditional Japanese budo/ninjutsu. Maten Dojo has grown into an exclusive bicoastal Budo Taijutsu dojo based in NYC. Oliver Martin is the head instructor of Bujinkan Maten Ninjutsu Dojo. Oliver lived in Tokyo for over three years where he trained on a weekly basis with Soke Masaaki Hatsumi and Shihan Toshiro Nagato. Sensei Martin has over 17 years of Bujinkan martial arts training experience and he continues to travel each year to train with Soke Hatsumi. Oliver is a professional actor living in New York.