That's it. I'm out of the Bujinkan.

**Shuma-Gorath** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 3:12pm

Originally Posted by KageKaze

And that eats you up inside doesn't it.

Nah. I just think it's absurd you trash one kind of ninjitsu then train in another that you pretend is less silly.

***Plasma*** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 3:38pm

Originally Posted by Shuma-Gorath

Nah. I just think it's absurd you trash one kind of ninjitsu then train in another that you pretend is less silly.

In my opinion the Ninjutsu Ryu-Ha alike Koto Ryu is very hard and very practical. Its the fact that the Bujinkan has "mystified it" and soften it. Teh R34l ninpo got no chi ****, it just good hard striking.

Shuma, you going to let me know where you train?

It could be worse, I could train in the Shotokan.

**Aesopian** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 3:47pm

Originally Posted by KageKaze

Shuma, you going to let me know where you train?

Shah Franco Martial Arts.

***Plasma*** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 3:51pm

Originally Posted by Aesopian

Shah Franco Martial Arts.

Thanks, Aesopain.

I google the school and found it, however, it isn't on BJJ.org. I know not all BJJ schools are on BJJ.org but do you know why it isn't listed?

**Aesopian** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 3:53pm

BJJ.org is out of date.

***Plasma*** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 3:54pm

I was curious how regularly that site of maintained. Thanks.

**Fighting Cephalopod** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 5:03pm

Originally Posted by Shuma-Gorath

Nah. I just think it's absurd you trash one kind of ninjitsu then train in another that you pretend is less silly.

Have you ever trashed Japanese JiuJitsu?

**Shuma-Gorath** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 5:07pm

Originally Posted by fatherdog

Have you ever trashed Japanese JiuJitsu?

Yes, but not while training in another form of JJJ suffering from the same problems.

**Virus** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 5:25pm

Yes. Many bujinkan techniques are developed for use in armour. This may be why they don't try and take away the opponents space in the same way that wrestlers do. Maybe you need that extra room for the armour. Back in my nutriding days I used to think that if the technqiues worked in armour, then they must be even better without it.

**ojgsxr6** · Posted On: 4/26/2006 5:27pm

Originally Posted by Virus

Yes. Many bujinkan techniques are developed for use in armour. This may be why they don't try and take away the opponents space in the same way that wrestlers do. Maybe you need that extra room for the armour. Back in my nutriding days I used to think that if the technqiues worked in armour, then they must be even better without it.

Why would a ninja wear armor?