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    Ninja, Weapons, and Grappling : A Decade of WTF

    Introduction

    #2
    I am excite.

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      #3
      Part I : The College Years

      Chapter 1: Finding my Inner Ninja

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        #4
        I have the first part complete, which is 6 Chapters. These will cover my College Years. I will be posting them on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday Schedule while I work on Part II.

        My hope is that other than getting a few laughs, people may see themselves through some of my adventures and mistakes and learn from my experiences.
        Last edited by plasma; 12/16/2013 11:04am, .

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          #5
          Originally posted by Plasma View Post
          I have the first part complete, which is 6 Chapters. These will cover my College Years. I will be posting them on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday Schedule while I work on Part II.

          My hope is that other getting a few laughs, people may see themselves through some of my adventures and mistakes and learn from my experiences.
          As someone that is working on getting back into martial after a LONG hiatus, let me say I am looking forward to reading this in the hopes that I can learn all about the good, bad and ugly side of martial arts.

          Since you mentioned ninjutsu, I've just got to share this. I moved to-and still live in-Santa Clarita, CA when I was 15. Not long after I got here, an actual Dux-Ryu Ninjutsu school opened. Yep, the deadly Ninja school of Frank Dux himself. I attended a two-part free introductory lesson. We learned some basic stances, some basic hand strikes and some beginner fall/rolling techniques. I was told that I "looked like I could be a good ninja". I didn't go back after that as put more of my time into other activities. The school didn't last too long.

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            #6
            Looking forward to the thread. I had a similar experience many years ago at University except it was Aikido. Again, no experience of martial arts at the time, I was told that Aikido was "the ulitmate martial art"/used opponents strength against them etc. Plus we had a load of hot Japanese exchange students who did it.....

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              #7
              I'm so excited by this that I'm sweating.. or perhaps it's glandular. dunno..

              keep the stories coming though. I was a kung-fuer during college.

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                #8
                Reading with interest and sympathy.

                I also found my way to MA at university through Goju Ryu and Aikido, though I'd've loved to do Ninjutsu had it been available.

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                  #9
                  As I mentioned in introduction and some threads, my start with MA was aikido. Segal movies. UGH. Although I actually liked it pretty much I also found out that this is just not what I expect from training.

                  Strangely (as an easily impressed n00b and a little bit less n00b recreative) I never planned on joining bujinkan, and even if I would, they're too far and I enjoy judo waaaay too much. Hovewer I have this horrible terrible itch to see ninjas in training that just needs scratching. I don't know why. Really, I'm just as weirded out by this strange urge as you are reading this. I see bullies using my brutal honesty for their amusement and I don't mind, humor is one thing for which I return to Bullshido again and again, even if the joke's on me :-).

                  Will read this thread, thank you.
                  Last edited by Stickybomb; 12/16/2013 2:46pm, .

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Stickybomb View Post
                    As I mentioned in introduction and some threads, my start with MA was aikido. Segal Movies. UGH. Although I actually liked it pretty much I also found out that this is just not what I expect from training.

                    Strangely (as an easily impressed n00b and a little bit less n00b recreative) I never planned on joining bujinkan, and even if I would, they're too far and I enjoy judo waaaay too much. Hovewer I have this horrible terrible itch to see ninjas in training that just needs scratching. I don't know why. Really, I'm just as weirded out by this strange urge as you are reading this.

                    Will read this thread, thank you.
                    This sounds a lot like me. I started with Aikido, then moved onto something more direct and immediately useful (Muay Thai). I also occasionally get these strange urges to try the booj.

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                      #11
                      That was a nice read. Thanks.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by ttoto View Post
                        That was a nice read. Thanks.
                        There is much more to come. I currently have 7 more chapters done. Chapter 8 itself is 2 pages. So at my current schedule I have enough to post through Jan 1st. At the current rate the story is going, I expect to get to current day sometime around Mid-January.

                        As I stated earlier, expect 3 Chapters a week.

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                          #13
                          I cannot turn away...

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                            #14
                            This would have made a great advent calendar type of thing. Now we will have to celebrate mid-January. Still great work though.

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                              #15
                              I'm looking forward to it...subscribe!

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