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As a long time solo student, I know that when you’re trying to learn how to train martial arts at home, especially with Ninjutsu techniques, you need to be creative and do what you can until you can do what you want…
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It is very limited without a training partner, sure you can practice techniques solo all day long without a partner. But if you don't have a partner, you will never learn the different ways to apply the techniques and their principles, especially with it comes to reacting against resistance. There's also more then just a good chance that you will most likely develop bad habits in your movements without a partner to point them out.
However, I live outside the box in that I believe solo training is just as important as training with a partner. I actually believe that you need both forms of training rather then one or the other for your training to be "complete". Just my opinion based off of practical experience.