Complete Ninjutsu Training Program Details

What is actually in a Ninpo or Ninjutsu program? There is no set standard. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? But if you did train in a ninjutsu system what “COULD” it look like? Here is a very open and honest look into our training program. Some systems keep everything so secret? Why? Because there’s nothing in them or they change from day to day. For the first time I will reveal my complete training program from white belt up to the black belt level. All 10 tests showing exactly what we do and explaining why. In this video I’m not teaching how to do anything, just showing you and explaining what we do from school to school and what you can expect from any US Ninpo Academy. I will show you exactly what you will need to know to be a student in our system. I do what to say that this system is based and connected to the Bujinkan, but covers material from many teachers from different organizations. At one time people like Shoto Tanemura, Fumio Manaka, Stephen Hayes, Charles Daniel, were all under one badge and one organization. I honor that history. From Takamatsu Sensei, this material has passed down to many men. Today we have many new Soke’s and grandmasters of many systems. Hatsumi Sensei has officially retired. Different organizations with Japanese and American businesses have been created to honor this legacy in their own way. I’m doing the same thing. From Takamatsu Sensei to Hatsumi Sensei to the world this information has been handed down. Each of us in our own way search for what we choose to call the truth. From dojo to dojo we all do what we feel is right. Who has the right to judge? I’m not claiming to be any grandmaster, I’m not handing out diplomas with my name on them. Everything for now is still going through Japan. No matter what organization you train under, if you are training in the material passed down from Toda Sensei, to Takamatsu Sensei, to Hatsumi Sensei who 100% taught Tanemura Sensei, Manaka Sensei and Stephen Hayes and many, many others including myself you have to honor and pay respect to what we have today. That’s why I do it. One day the organization of the Bujinkan will no longer exist. The Genbukan will pass down to Tanemura Sensei’s son and we will just have to see what that future brings. The Jinenkan will be a very small shadow once Manaka Sensei is gone. This knowledge will splinter off into small groups, with loyal students following individual teachers. Some will flourish and others will sadly fade away. All we can do today is train, learn and preserve what we have. I believe in what I do. I believe in the results I have witnessed. In this video I will walk you through what I believe will prepare you for the future. What ever that is.