Becoming a ninja warrior. [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBqfMZiuDXc"]BECOMING A NINJA WARRIOR - BY MARTIN FAULKS - BOOK REVIEW BY MOUNTAINOUS - YouTube[/ame] 5 years ago I had to teach this guy how to make a basic punch and now hes writing books on ninjutsu :wow: Discuss
Does that mean he isn't qualified to be the author of the book? Forgive my ignorance i know nothing of ninjitsu. Baza
I wrote mine in invisible ink, then burned it and then ate it. I didn't want it falling into enemy hands. I've been looking for a camo gi too, but can't find one anywhere
So are you accepting responsibility for unleashing him on the unsuspecting public? It's your fault then.
that is not advisable for british ninjas. kunoichis, well, it's nutritious! :evil: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansfield_Smith-Cumming "every man his own stylo"
Oh, I thought it would be about the TV show. Has about as much to do with Ninjutsu/Ninpo/whatever it's called.
Chapter 6 sounds interesting. According to Mountainous, the chapter talks about the author's flight to Japan and his experiences. Was their turbulence, did he get peanuts or pretzels? Was he able to endure the flight without sleeping pills or was he forced to sit in cramped coach conditions? Does he believe in the mile high club? So much drama, so much action. Gary, you taught him to punch but SKH taught him to be a warrior of the willows, so you're only 38.9% to blame.
From his website: "About My Ninja Training I have travelled across the world to seek out tuition from great masters of this art. I have had the honour to train with such masters as Grand Master Masaaki Hatsumi ,Stephen K Hayes, Noguchi Sensei, Michael Pearce. I have also spent time with the Yamabushi monks in the sacred mountians of Japan. For me Ninjutsu has been a journey of self discovery and empowerment. A path of enlightenment that with each day brings fresh challenges and increases one's ability to adapt. Modern Ninjutsu has a very strong focus on the skills of unarmed combat or Taijutsu as it is called in Japanese. However I believe that by studying many traditional Ninja skills one gains the most benefit. To be a real Ninja you have to fully embrace all aspects of the art. For this reason my focus has always been on stealth and mind sciences. Many people visiting this website may have read the sensational articles about my Ninja training and adventures in newspapers such as the Sun, The Daily Mail, Metro or The Independent. " It's been a while since we had one of these. I was worried ninja were losing their appeal among the mentally unstable.
This guy's done way more than Ninja LARP. You should see his rock'n roll, shooting and even biking videos. He's a hoot!
That site is interesting... I am always wondering why people with quite little knowledge (at least as compared to loads of others) have to start writing books. He also has a dvd on Tai Chi. I'm surprised he did not do one on Freemasonry. Probably 'cause you'd get kicked out if you did... Regards, Tom.
