NINJA QUEST SERIES
What does it take to become a ninja or samurai? These legendary warriors required a unique blend of skills: precise weapons handling, stealthy movements, expert social engineering, wilderness survival, marathon endurance, and top-notch navigation. Ninja Quest takes you on a journey into the world of the famed Japanese soldiers and renowned medieval spies. On this fight or flight episode, samurai combat techniques and ninja distance running.
Jishu Geiko
Solo training is a crucial component of martial arts mastery, yet it is often underestimated by practitioners who rely solely on instruction within the dojo. Adam Mitchell, highlights the importance of taking responsibility for your own progress through dedicated solo practice. The Jinenkan instructor emphasizes that the dojo should be seen not just as a place to train, but as a place to gain fresh insights, learn new techniques, and receive valuable critique from your instructor. The true development of skill, understanding, and mastery, however, comes from the practice and refinement you do on your own.
Koto Ryu
This compelling video series delves into the fundamental striking patterns of the Koto Ryu, a classical system steeped in rich history and practical effectiveness.
Renowned instructor Adam Mitchell breaks down the core striking techniques of the Koto Ryu, providing clear explanations and practical demonstrations.
Benefit from Adam's extensive knowledge and expertise as he guides you through each movement, ensuring proper form and technique.
The Essence of Kamae
Dive into the world of traditional Japanese martial arts with insights from the latest Shugyo podcast episode. Join Adam Mitchell, a 6th Dan Jinenkan instructor, and Mark Franco, a seasoned Shihan in the Bujinkan, as they unravel the mysteries of 'kamae.' From foundational principles to advanced applications, discover the profound significance of kamae in combat. Get ready to explore both physical and mental dimensions and unlock the secrets to mastering your stance.
The unarmed fighting techniques of the Kukishin Ryu
In this series, the Jinekan's Adam Mitchell delves into the shoden level or initial transmission of Kukishin Ryu's dakentaijutsu - a vital component of the tradition's close quarter combat. This art form excels in joint locking, throwing, punching, and kicking methods, and is historically practiced both with and without armour.
One exercise to improve your Jodan Uke
Mastering the basics in the Bujinkan is key to advancing your skills. One such fundamental is the jodan uke, commonly understood as an upper block. This technique is essential for defending against strikes aimed at the head and neck, and perfecting it requires not just practice but also an understanding of the movement's mechanics.
