Jeffrey miller
This self-defense vid shows how to catch a shoulder joint dislocation to end the attack quickly. This joint manipulation is from the ninja’s unarmed combat and self-defense method known as ninpo or budo taijutsu, and ...
In this ninja weapons training video, I show you how to fight with a shuriken for self-defense by using a tricky grip-change to switch between a hand-held and a throwing grip so you can fight ...
Here’s a groin Kick counter for a street self-defense situation. In Ninjutsu, and ththe ninja’s unarmed self-defense system known as ninpo-taijutsu, this is a technique called Keri kudaki (‘Kick crushing’) -in this instance: kicking the ...
This street self-defense vid demonstrates a close-range grab and punch defense from ninjutsu, the self-defense and survival system of Japan’s ancient Samurai and Ninja. This shows how to defend yourself when you’re in a close ...
This basic ninjutsu Stick fighting video shows how to use a stick for self defense. This is part of the ninja’s self-defense weapons skills known as hanbojutsu, or half-staff (short stick) arts. The hanbo, just ...
In Tantojutsu, the Knife Defense of Ninjutsu, there are 9 basic cutting/stabbing actions for the beginner student to learn and master in the Ninja’s active self defense combatives system. Want more self defense for beginners? ...
In this self-defense video, I show a quick, down and dirty way to defend against a knife stab attack in a way that makes sure he can’t go on afterwards! Download my self-defense ebook, “Advanced ...
This basic video shows how to use a knife for self defense from the knife defense skills in ninjutsu. Here I teach how to use the ninja’s yoko tobi, side leap, to avoid inside the ...
This ninjutsu knife defense technique teaches you how to defend against a knife while also being non-lethal but still having control of your attacker! This knife fighting technique comes from the ancient art of ninjutsu, ...
This ninjutsu knife defense shows, strategically how to.fight with a knife for self-defense. In ninjutsu, we use tactical distance and angling combined with strategic methods that make your attacker an accomplice to his own a$$ ...