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Old May 9th, 2008, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Hatori View Post
I moved away from taijutsu to try something new and different so I went to study Systema, Kenpo and Wing Chun but I always enjoyed the taijutsu and felt something was missing from what I had been doing. You don't stay with something for 15 years without having an all-consuming passion for it and I felt that I'd been away from it for long enough and decided to go back to my first love. Proper traditional Ninjutsu that I'm now doing is very similar but with the added bonus of traditional japanese etiquette, japanese sayings plus traditional Ninja weapons which I haven't done for a couple of years now but it felt sooo good picking up a bokken and hanbo again! I suppose that you don't really appreciate something until you no longer have it.
maybe i'm wrong as i'm no expert..... but isn't it true that "real" ninjutsu died out hundreds of years ago?
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