Moti Nativ in NYC for one night only.
Muishiki: Warrior’s Awareness
On January 6, 2010 from 7:00-10:00pm, Moti Nativ will offer us a chance to see warrior lessons through the eyes of some one training in the Bujinkan for 35 years. Please consider attending and show your support and respect for this true Bujinkan shihan.
Dojo members should [...]
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26 Dec 09
27 Oct 09
Around 1988, I first saw Steven Seagal in Above the Law and thought, “Cool.” His movies got better, before they got worse… I think his last good movie was Under Seige.
Over the years, we have heard some negative things about his personality… however, he remains outspoken about Native American and Tibetan rights.
But now, he’s [...]
24 Oct 09
20 Aug 09
Moti Nativ has been involved in martial arts since the mid-1960s and in Bujinkan since 1975. He has taught martial arts since 1979 including: Self-defense (Krav-maga), Judo and Budo Taijutsu. As a Feldenkrais teacher, Moti specializes in seminars for martial artists with a unique course for improving the Warrior Ability.
Over the past 10 years [...]
9 Jul 09
Many new students judge themselves and their abilities against other people in their class. I can understand this line of thought. It’s like two people doing the same job but with one getting paid much more than the other. It doesn’t seem right.
Often, the fact of the matter is that while both have [...]
5 Jun 09
Kwai Chang Caine was one of the heroes of my youth and it isn’t easy for me to adequately express how I felt, moments ago, when I read the notice of David Carradine’s death.
I’d like to share a clip from one of the scene’s of the TV series Kung Fu that defined the martial arts [...]
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Ninpo Wisdom Book
This was the first small press Bujinkan book ever authorized by Hatsumi-soke. Translated by an amazing team of budoka lead by Joe Maurantonio, shidoshi. You can buy it by clicking on the book below:
Shadow Warrior
The Shadow Warrior highlights Darryl Caldwell's insight on the early years of ninja art and culture in America. Surviving the bruises, flashing blades, and dizzying mental shifts, he emerged as one of the first black belt teachers outside of Japan.
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