About Bujinkan
Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu is a Japanese martial art founded by Soke, Masaaki Hatsumi, as passed down to him by Takamatsu Toshitsugu. Bujinkan combines the martial tactics of the ninjutsu and samurai lineages of Japan. This warrior art does not engage in competitions or point sparring, but is considered a lifelong learning process. Masaaki Hatsumi uses the term Budo (meaning martial way) to describe these schools.
Bujinkan translates into:
Bu 武 – Martial or military
Jin 神 – Spirit or heart
Kan 館 – House or Hall
Bujinkan – “Divine Warrior School”
Bujinkan translates into:
Bu 武 – Martial or military
Jin 神 – Spirit or heart
Kan 館 – House or Hall
Bujinkan – “Divine Warrior School”
Training Schedule:
Little Ninjas (ages 5-8) Wednesdays 4-5:30pm
Kitsune Kids (ages 9-12) Thursdays 4-6pm
Kitsune Kids Advanced (ages 9-12) Tuesdays 4-6pm
Adult (ages 18+) Tuesdays 6:30-8:30pm and Thursday 6:30-8:30pm
To schedule a complimentary class, please contact Melanie Martinez & Joshua Estep (owners/instructors).
(608) 371-9164
couleerootsmovement@gmail.com
Little Ninjas (ages 5-8) Wednesdays 4-5:30pm
Kitsune Kids (ages 9-12) Thursdays 4-6pm
Kitsune Kids Advanced (ages 9-12) Tuesdays 4-6pm
Adult (ages 18+) Tuesdays 6:30-8:30pm and Thursday 6:30-8:30pm
To schedule a complimentary class, please contact Melanie Martinez & Joshua Estep (owners/instructors).
(608) 371-9164
couleerootsmovement@gmail.com
Our Training Training begins with body conditioning, leaping, tumbling, and breakfalls before progressing into empty handed combat techniques and weapons.
Through our practice we strive to uphold the virtues of truth, justice and Fudoshin 不動心, the immovable spirit that one can attain through budo, or martial arts, training. Training is conducted in a manner in which there are predefined "attackers" (tori) and "receivers" (uke) similar to drills in judo (gokyo) or traditional Japanese martial arts. However, the Bujinkan differs from many traditional martial arts in that the training progresses through the following stages: KATA Predefined sets of movements and physical conditioning HENKA Variations to the fixed drills, responding to changes in the attacker's movements or situation RANDORI Free form training consisting mostly of spur-of-the-moment, dynamic techniques during which the defender hits, locks, chokes or throws the attacker in a controlled and safe manner Our training includes:
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