Central Florida Bujinkan Dojo

**KiddReige** · Posted On: 6/15/2007 11:40pm

Central Florida Bujinkan was started around 1995-96 I believe, maybe earlier, by my Shidoshi Greg Cooper. He has been training in the Bujinkan around 20 years, and has experiance in Judo and Isshin Ryu Karate. Class begins around 7:30PM and ends at 9:30PM. Go through kata, weapons, and randori nightly. Class is $10 dollars a lesson. We train in a park. Not the most professional, but it works, and I prefer grass to mats. Got sempai from different backgrounds in the martial arts, so there is a plethera of knowledge. Any questions about training, contact me.

**Hedgehogey** · Posted On: 6/15/2007 11:47pm

For rating ninja grappling a ten, you get the suicide bomb.

**hoodedmonk** · Posted On: 6/16/2007 12:50am

Originally Posted by Whorian Gracie

Duh. Didn't you read? Experience in Judo. That = 10

does getting thrown on your head count as an experience in judo?:icon_bigg

**drizzt777** · Posted On: 2/21/2009 2:19pm

A very open person and a great teacher. Speaks of things that can happen in a fight and very open and willing to hear from other martial arts. Loves to train for the sake of getting better and is always out on the mat training with his students as well. I trained with Mr. Cooper two seperate times in 2006 while on family business in Orlando, FL. Dojo is outside, and equipment is pretty much whatever you bring with you. Grappling instruction/Striking instruction both very good, maybe not on an MMA level like some would want but still good nonetheless. Randori and actual application a must in his class and as a plus side he actually lived and trained in Japan for a number of years in the early 1990's. When I trained with him he was ranked 9th dan, though I believe now he may have been promoted since his last visit to Japan.

**Robdogg** · Posted On: 2/21/2009 6:39pm

Threads never really die, do they?

**It is Fake** · Posted On: 2/21/2009 7:29pm

Originally Posted by drizzt777

A very open person and a great teacher. Speaks of things that can happen in a fight and very open and willing to hear from other martial arts. Loves to train for the sake of getting better and is always out on the mat training with his students as well. I trained with Mr. Cooper two seperate times in 2006 while on family business in Orlando, FL. Dojo is outside, and equipment is pretty much whatever you bring with you. Grappling instruction/Striking instruction both very good, maybe not on an MMA level like some would want but still good nonetheless. Randori and actual application a must in his class and as a plus side he actually lived and trained in Japan for a number of years in the early 1990's. When I trained with him he was ranked 9th dan, though I believe now he may have been promoted since his last visit to Japan.

So, you didn't follow the directions either did you?

Please read this and adjust your scores.