Bujinkan Ninjutsu Dojo Scarborough in Scarborough, Western Australia | Gym/Physical fitness centre

Bujinkan Ninjutsu Dojo Scarborough

Locality: Scarborough, Western Australia

Phone: +61 459 807 739

Address: Harvest Terrace 6019 Scarborough, WA, Australia

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24.01.2022 Simple is best.

23.01.2022 Message from Ske: "At the Shidoshi-Kai yesterday Soke spoke about the True Treasures of the Bujinkan. He charged each and every Shidoshi, Shihan, Yusuu Shihan ...and especially the Dai-Shihan to abide by and pass on these 6 treasures. Phil Legare. 1. Kihon Happo (the 8 foundational techniques, we must practice daily) 2. San Shin (GoGyo) (the 5 elemental techniques, we must practice daily) 3. Muto Dori (disarming the armed opponent, disarming the person them self, this is part of the current theme this year) 4. [] [] Control (control the space, control the opponent, this is part of the current theme this year, muto dori is a way to practice control) 5. [] Women’s Self Defense (being able to control without the use of power, muto dori is a way to practice using no power, this is part of the current theme this year) 6. [] Building relationships/communities in Budo (something we all must strive to do each and every day, especially the Bujinkan seniors)

22.01.2022 Well be covering this next class! !

17.01.2022 The Code of the Bujinkan Dojo 1) Nintai Wa, Mazu Ippuku No Ma Tozo Shire To know that patience comes first. Know that endurance is simply a whi...sp of smoke. 2) Hito No Michi Wa, Seigi Nari To Shire To know that the path of man comes from justice. Know that the way of men is justice. 3) Taiyoku To Raku To Iko No Kokoro Wo Wasureyo To renounce avarice, indolence, and obstinacy. Forget the heart of greed, ease and relying on others. 4) Kanashimi Mo Urami Mo Shizen No Sadame To Omoi, Tada Fudoshin No Satori Wo U Beshi To recognize sadness and worry as natural, and to seek the immovable heart. One should regard both sadness and malice as natural laws, and gain the enlightenment of an immovable heart. 5) Kokoro Tsune-ni Chuko No Michi Wo Hanarezu, Fukaku Bunbu Ni Kokorozasu Beshi To not stray from the path of loyalty and love, and to delve always deeper into the heart of Budo. In your heart, never leave the ways of loyalty and filial piety, and aspire greatly for the ways of the pen and the sword. Migi, Gojo Wo Mamoru Koto, Dojo No Kitei Nari. Observing the 5 rules above is the law of the dj. Meiji-nijusan-nen Haru-shogatsu Ki Toda Shinryuken Masamitsu Written on New Year’s Day in 1891 Toda Shinryuken Masamitsu 33rd Soke Togakure Ryu.

11.01.2022 The Code of the Bujinkan Dojo 1) Nintai Wa, Mazu Ippuku No Ma Tozo Shire To know that patience comes first. Know that endurance is simply a whi...sp of smoke. 2) Hito No Michi Wa, Seigi Nari To Shire To know that the path of man comes from justice. Know that the way of men is justice. 3) Taiyoku To Raku To Iko No Kokoro Wo Wasureyo To renounce avarice, indolence, and obstinacy. Forget the heart of greed, ease and relying on others. 4) Kanashimi Mo Urami Mo Shizen No Sadame To Omoi, Tada Fudoshin No Satori Wo U Beshi To recognize sadness and worry as natural, and to seek the immovable heart. One should regard both sadness and malice as natural laws, and gain the enlightenment of an immovable heart. 5) Kokoro Tsune-ni Chuko No Michi Wo Hanarezu, Fukaku Bunbu Ni Kokorozasu Beshi To not stray from the path of loyalty and love, and to delve always deeper into the heart of Budo. In your heart, never leave the ways of loyalty and filial piety, and aspire greatly for the ways of the pen and the sword. Migi, Gojo Wo Mamoru Koto, Dojo No Kitei Nari. Observing the 5 rules above is the law of the dj. Meiji-nijusan-nen Haru-shogatsu Ki Toda Shinryuken Masamitsu Written on New Years Day in 1891 Toda Shinryuken Masamitsu 33rd Soke Togakure Ryu.

11.01.2022 Shurikenjutsu by Soke Hatsumi

11.01.2022 Start studying lads!!

10.01.2022 Message from Ske: "At the Shidoshi-Kai yesterday Soke spoke about the True Treasures of the Bujinkan. He charged each and every Shidoshi, Shihan, Yusuu Shihan ...and especially the Dai-Shihan to abide by and pass on these 6 treasures. Phil Legare. 1. Kihon Happo (the 8 foundational techniques, we must practice daily) 2. San Shin (GoGyo) (the 5 elemental techniques, we must practice daily) 3. Muto Dori (disarming the armed opponent, disarming the person them self, this is part of the current theme this year) 4. [] [] Control (control the space, control the opponent, this is part of the current theme this year, muto dori is a way to practice control) 5. [] Womens Self Defense (being able to control without the use of power, muto dori is a way to practice using no power, this is part of the current theme this year) 6. [] Building relationships/communities in Budo (something we all must strive to do each and every day, especially the Bujinkan seniors)

10.01.2022 Simple is best.

08.01.2022 No happy landings this time!!

07.01.2022 Foot work, knee work, spine work....

07.01.2022 Kneeling RHS , watching...

03.01.2022 Sean continues his great work in translating and sharing Hatsumi sokes words and wisdom.

01.01.2022 Kihon Happou Gata. The important mindset is to understand that the kata are but a means to understand various principles of movement that one will find in fight...ing. Please do not look at the kata as a means to an end. The kata teach "shinken gata" yet, if you only look at the form as the only way to deal with a lapel/sleeve grab, high/low punch, you are mistaken in my opinion. People often want to see if the wrist locks will function when someone grabs you strongly on the lapel. In Japan, the Shihan will often say " dont try the impossible." So, if you feel the power of the opponent, dont force something that wont work. If you do, you are captured by the form or, what YOU want to do. You need to feel and move with the sense of Shizen Gyoun Ryu Sui. The idea to apply a wrist lock when someone has a firm hold is showing you are trapped in technique and am not listening to reality and flowing with it. Again, the Kihon are real techniques, however, one has to apply them in context and in the correct moment. Do not think you will apply a kata, true to form, from an attack on the street. The goal is to utilise as required, moment to moment, free from thought, a principle or movement taught in one of the kihon happou gata. If the mindset is real, the kata can be brought to life and thus made applicable. Often people say they dont train in kata. I think they cannot see its necessity or how it teaches them to be free from kata. Its their mindest that hinders their understanding and growth. You learn freedom from kata. If you are free from the start, what are you doing? Where did you get your principles and structure of movement to aid in unarmed or weapon handling? Dont jump ahead, because you may just slip. But, knowing these people, they will blame the shoe brand rather than their inability to jump well and keep their balance. Lol. When you try to move forward too quickly, become too philosophical about the training, concern yourself too much with the meanings of the kanji etc, you are moving away from actual physical skill development. The test will be for them when they actually have to defend themselves one day. When reality hits, all of that just dissapears and you are left with your training. Something to think about. See more

01.01.2022 The seminar has offically ended, way too fast. Hereby we want to thank Sveneric for sharing his knowledge as well as all participants from Serbia, Croatia, Czec...h Republic, Hungary, Germany and of course Austria for attending. We hope that everyone got home safe and to see you all soon again. =) The next seminar with Sveneric is in Rijeka in June: http://bit.ly/2qJGTie #budokaivienna

01.01.2022 Free first week of training for people intetested in commencing training in the Bujinkan system. Please contact via email on [email protected] See you soon.