Boston Martial Arts Center (KENJUTSU)
I would like to thank friends and students of New England Ninpo Society and Boston Martial Arts Center for your for supporting the 4th Annual Boston Martial Arts Center Winter Bootcamp weekend. Everyone did a great job! Students travel from as far away as Germany and Washington State. We have a great series of seminar’s next year. Up next Kukishinden ryu dakentaijutsu seminar February 7-8th 2015, and then Stephen K. Hayes april 10,11,12 2015 at the Boston Martial Arts Center. Thank you all again for the support.
Mark Davis
Boston Martial Arts Center
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When studying martial arts, it is very important to study distance. When we are doing are drills and randori (free movement), focus on how distance can change based on intent and whether the fight is armed or unarmed. Also know how this judgment works in life
One of the great things about martial arts training is how we can explore who we are as people on the inside. When training, the ability to make a decision under pressure requires strong focus in the moment. Live in the moment. Plan for the future. Learn from the past.
One of the great things about Ninpo Taijutsu (Body skill training for Self Defense) is the freedom of movement and natural energy flow that are with in basics of training. Using the skills from breathing and natural expansion of the body found Ninpo Taijutsu, this will direct the body’s natural energy flow into an extraordinarily strong health promotion and self-defense method.
Self defense is the process by which we avoid danger. This is done by
using a combination of our intellect and our physical bodies.
