One of the "promises" of true Ninjutsu that draws many to training is the ability to defend against bigger, stronger attackers... and win!

Did you catch this week's Warrior's Whiteboard Wednesday Training?

If you caught Warrior's Whiteboard Wednesday for this week, you know that I focused on our 4 core shoulder-joint attacking techniques, designed to do more than just "lock" the shoulder joints, but actually dislocate them in a REALLY bad way.

As always, this was part 1 of a 2-part lesson - the strategic and tactical look at the principles and concepts that make these techniques work the way they do!

🔥 Friday night, during this week's Masterclass... part 2 of this training, is where we'll dive into the "how" to apply these techniques in a way that not only works - in a way that is easier, faster, and more effective, while simultaneously keeping you safe and with less wear-and-tear on you as possible in the process.  After all...

...isn't that what we're all looking for!

If you want to expand your defensive abilities and take your abilities into the almost "magical" realms Soke Hatsumi has been alluding to for decades, then you're invited to be a part of this closed-door, advanced level training...

🛡 As usual, this part 2 virtual training class is streamed from the dojo via Zoom, and is just $9— including the full video recording afterward to review again and again for continuing progress.

🚀 Secure your spot now and train with me and other serious, self-protection-oriented students during this week's Friday Masterclass - the "part 2" of this week's Ninpo-Taijutsu technique focus.

Here's the link to register for this week's virtual Ninjutsu class from my dojo via Zoom, tomorrow, March 21st at 6pm eastern.

🔗 Register here → http://onlineninjaacademy.com/friday-virtual-training/

This is going to change everything about how you look at not just a self-defense situation, but also your ability to take apart even a bigger, stronger assailant!

I look forward to training with you again very soon.


In Mastery!

Dai-Shihan Miller
Bujinkan Mori no Tora Dojo