Fasst, dux ryu ninjitsu

**Lysol** · Posted On: 6/10/2010 10:06pm

Originally Posted by TruthfindsU

YEAH!!!!! HELL YEAH!!!!

I mean really, do you think the Military would train soldiers in a compliant environment and do drills and then expect them to go out with that alone and win wars?....oh **** (they do that)...forget this post please and lets continue to live in our "live training" only works club.

¡Felicitaciones!

You've managed to prove that you understand even less about the military than Frank Dux. Hell, you're one fake Delta Force career away from being on Billy J. Burke's level.

**omoplatypus** · Posted On: 6/10/2010 10:29pm

wtf is up with his astronaut space suit gi kimono and moon boots with his bloused trousers?

i have NEVER seen anybody else wear that kind of uniform. i don't understand. it's like someone wet farted in my eyeballs.

**Permalost** · Posted On: 6/11/2010 12:09am

Originally Posted by maofas

Also Codos you may pick up all those strikes in JMA/krotty too thanks to China's influence on Okinawan MA, but he could've just looked in a book for 15 minutes in B&N for all I can tell since all he does is a poor how-do shuto on a frozen attacker. Whoopie, 5 year-olds do that in krotty.

I know that things like ipponken, heiken, keiko, koken are in karate; but I was thinking moreso about organizing them into separate animal fighting methods. But maybe that's in karate too.

**Permalost** · Posted On: 6/11/2010 12:12am

It bothered me that in his rope video, he never used the rope as a garrote. I mean, how can you claim to be a goddamn ninja and not strangle a guy with a rope in a how to video?

**Larus marinus** · Posted On: 6/11/2010 12:23am

Originally Posted by White Kimbo

wtf is up with his astronaut space suit gi kimono and moon boots with his bloused trousers?

i have NEVER seen anybody else wear that kind of uniform. i don't understand. it's like someone wet farted in my eyeballs.

Basically, this:
YouTube- Saiyan Armor

***battlefields*** · Posted On: 6/11/2010 12:23am

Garrotting someone is only learnt when you hit 14th dan.

**helmutlvx** · Posted On: 6/11/2010 12:31am

Originally Posted by CodosDePiedra

I know that things like ipponken, heiken, keiko, koken are in karate; but I was thinking moreso about organizing them into separate animal fighting methods. But maybe that's in karate too.

Regardless of where the animal techniques came from, there's several lessons Dux hasn't figured out yet.

-That shorter Mexican gentleman had no qualms stabbing him.
-Subway submarine sandwiches are much more fatty than the commercials claim.
-90s style haircuts are no longer the rage.
-If you point your fingers up into the air, they will get dislocated very easily. Not even the symbol of SATAN is exempt from that rule.
-In real life, people can carry knives. Ropes weren't even used as weapons in the ancient times because they had, y'know, knives. And rocks. And rope that didn't look like it was braided out of Oprah's vagina hair.

**Larus marinus** · Posted On: 6/11/2010 12:31am

Moar vids.

YouTube- Dux Ryu- N.T.S.A
YouTube- Koga Dux Ryu Ninjutsu

Don't have the necessary skills to critique them, so I won't even try. Seems from the second vid that they don't always train against fully-compliant partners though.

EDIT: Might as well post a couple more from the same source as the second.

YouTube- Ninja Skills
YouTube- Koga Dux Ryu Ninjutsu

**Craig Jenkins** · Posted On: 6/11/2010 5:48am

In that second vid, check out the guard the smaller fighter takes at 1:31 - he was using it earlier too, but from behind I wasn't sure how far back he was holding his right hand.

**Lysol** · Posted On: 6/11/2010 8:22am

Originally Posted by Larus marinus

YouTube- Koga Dux Ryu Ninjutsu

If you need a translation of the opening paragraphs, I got you covered:

"Few military organizations have been as diffused and at the same time misunderstood as the ninjas* and great part of the history of this group is based on myths or exaggerations which has complicated its study and comprehension.
The word “ninja” is the on’yomi type** of kanji (Japanese symbols, sorry, I can’t translate those) utilized in the original term employed in the Japanese language “shinobi-no-mono”, which was utilized to be referred to ninjutsu practitioners*** as war tactic and not as martial art, where “nin” means "to be slipped away" and jutsu means "art" or "dexterity", for which together means "art to be slipped away" or "art of stealth."
* Except they weren't a military organization.
** ”of writing” does not need to be translated, as it is understood. Kanji is a writing system, therefore it would be redundant to say “the type of Kanji writing” in English.
*** While it is still an acceptable term to use, “practitioner” is typically only used for medical assistants/doctors/etc. in Spanish. I find it odd that the translator wouldn’t just say “fighters”, but what the **** do I know?

As for the video itself, I almost threw up when I saw the "grappling". I'm by all means a jiu jitsu white belt, and even I know better than to turn your back on your opponent when trying to escape side control.