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Wielkie dzięki !!!!!!!to chyba mój pierwszy sog!!!!!!!
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Swash

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AAAAA.....drugi sogtu macie stronke mojego kolegi Remiego http://www.geocities.com/remipulwer/index2.html

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Program klimatyczny

Bright and cold, the flash of steel...
My sword , i nead no longer.
The ewening wind wil guide me home...

Fajna stronka OSU!!!
Szkoda ze nie dali adresu tego mistrza ninjistu , bo po szkole jade do Japoni u niego trenowac...

ps: ciekawe jak dobiera uczniow, stara sztuczka z dzbankami wody???

Bright and cold, the flash of steel...
My sword , i nead no longer.
The ewening wind wil guide me home...

Jedziesz do Japonii?masz fajnie ja polecam Ci oczywiście dojo S.Hatsumiego
i było jeszcze kilka innych....i polecam też Bujinkan(organizacja)jest w Japonii także Genbukan

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Swash:]
Powiedz mi cos jeszcze o tym S.Hatsumim
To jakis mistrz nin-jitsu?


OSU!!

Bright and cold, the flash of steel...
My sword , i nead no longer.
The ewening wind wil guide me home...

Soke
Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi




Soke Hatsumi was born in Noda Shi Japan, during Showa 6 Era - that is: December the 2nd, 1931, as Yoshiaki Hatsumi. He was introduced at first to Kendo by his father when he was about seven years old. Then to karate , aikido and judo in elementary school. He was always active in sport activites such as soccer and boxing. The soccer expirience helped Hatsumi to master a very good form of keri that is kicking techniques. He also danced beliving that dancing helps to master footwork and rytm for fighting-boxing. He wanted to become strong Budoka practicing in what was then called budo, and practically was a sport - such as: Kendo, Aikido, Karate (****o ryu 6 Dan, and Zen-Bei Butokukai style), Okinawian Kobudo, Jukendo (fighting with gun and bayonet) and Chinese Kempo. Hatsumi progressed also in judo very fast - in his early 20's Hatsumi got his 4th dan and was asked to teach judo at the Yokota U.S. military base camp. There he tasted the reality of the fight for his first time. As Hatsumi recalles: "One day when I gave them training, I was defeated by an unexpected waza (technique). Since they were soldiers, they knew a lot of real fighting waza, and they maybe combined various waza and used it with their whole energy. When I faced it, I realized that one cannot survive by Japanese budo as sport. I realized if we (Japanese) continued this type of budo, we could not use it in a real battle." Once defeted, Hatsumi started his search for a real budo of ancient Japan - Kobudo. He studied everything that was called budo - changing many Kobudo instructors and spanding a fortune on that activity. Among others, Nawa Yumio was one of those expensive instructors. He was definitly one of the most important people prior to the training with Takamatsu To****sugu. Master Yumio Nawa did teach Hatsumi the art of Ninpo and Masaki Ryu - Manrikigusari (ten thousand power chain), Kusarigama (chain and sickle) and Edo Machikata Jutte Tornawa Atsukaiyo (Sord braker and tying cord) were thought by Nawa among other 18 Kobujutsu categories. Hatsumi finished his trening in three years. Hatsumi seams still to share common intrests with that instructor: both, Hatsumi and Nawa, are martial arts' historians, writers and T.V. network advisors.
Hatsumi Sensei trained also with Ueno Takashi (the 14th Soke of Gyokushin-ryu Koppo-Jutsu) before he met Takamatsu Sensei. Takashi tought him about old Budo arts, such as Asayama Ichiden ryu, Shinto Tenshin ryu, Bokuden ryu, Takagi Yoshin ryu, Kukishinden ryu and Gyokushin ryu and after three years of training with him, Takashi gave Hatsumi Menkyo Kaiden (licence, which states that the bearer has mastered cetrain martial art and is allowed to teach it). Hatsumi was also the leader of Takashi's training group in Noda-shi for some time. The group included some of the later well recognised teachers.
Not many people know that Ueno Takashi apart from being Soke of his RyuHa was also a student of budoka named: To****sugu Takamatsu. Ueno became the link, which guided Hatsumi into contact with the only living Ninja warrior left in the modern world.
In Showa 33 Era (March 1957) Hatsumi met and became a student of Takamatsu Toshisugu who was then a famous Budoka and a grandmaster of several different Kobudo and Ninpo systems. During that first meeting and training session Hatsumi realized that he finally met his master. Takamatsu had to be impressed by Hatsumi's passion for martial arts as well. According to a 1963 newspaper report in "Tokyo Sports", Takamatsu Sensei had handed Hatsumi the Togakure Ryu Ninpo Taijutsu scrolls already during that first meeting (he gained his first Mankyo Kaiden from it just two years later). However, most of the sources state that the Sokeship of all nine traditions was given to Hatsumi somewhere between 1968 and 1972.


po angielsku ale tu jest sedno..







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Hej! Dawni wojownicy Ninja różnia się od współczesnych choćby tym, że dawniejsi byli szkoleni od dziecka, dziś jest inaczej... Chociaż w ostatnich dwu tygodniach miałem okazje poznać "wspólczesnego" ninje. Jest "pół-polakiem" trenuje od 5 tego roku zycia. Ten facet potrfi skoncentrować swój umysł do stanu "Theta" jesli wiecie o co chodzi, jesli nie to powiem krótko: Nie straszne mu miecze, potrafi chodzic po nich gołymi stopami bez okaleczenia itd. Czy wierzycie w to?

Jak uważacie czy to jest możliwe?

hmm....może i jest ..a jaki ma stopień? czy przeszedł test Prawdy?

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Ninja byli to chłopi szkoleni od dziecka nie znali honoru, atokowali do tyłu itp. Dzisiaj już nie ma ninja (tak sądze).

"Śmierć jest najlepszym przyjacielem człowieka: nigdy nie zapomni i zawsze czeka"