The Atlanta Bujinkan Dojo, America’s original school of Japan’s oldest martial art, takes on the Mannequin Challenge! Check it out: https://youtu.be/DLW_zI-a-tI
And although we did for the video, Don’t Stop Training! 🙂 As Sensei says, ‘Keep Going!”
Atlanta Bujinkan Dojo – When they hear the word ‘ninja’, most people think of turtles, evil assassins, anime characters, or masked minions in comic books. Reality is quite different.
Historical ninja were monks, spies, bodyguards, the ‘special forces’ of their day, or simply farmers, defending themselves from someone else’s war. Modern students of ninjutsu are cops, soldiers, artists, programmers—ordinary people protecting themselves from today’s dangers. The Atlanta Bujinkan Dojo is the original school for authentic ninjutsu in the Western Hemisphere.
TaiKai USA – The Atlanta Dojo also hosts the US TaiKai, a gathering of senior American Master Instructors in the Bujinkan, with practitioners attending from all across the US and beyond, for 3 concentrated days of training in this fascinating and unique art. Visit the TaiKai website for details on the 2017 event as they become available. (taikaiusa.com)
The Bujinkan system consists of 9 traditional schools, or ryu in Japanese, including the last remaining systems of Ninjutsu. The origins of these 9 ryu are shrouded in history, the oldest tracing its lineage back through 34 generations to the 11th century. Although the art is 1000 years old, and we are 7000 miles from its birthplace, Ninjutsu is as effective and practical today as it was in ancient Japan.
The Atlanta Bujinkan Dojo maintains a legacy of quality education within a positive training environment, fostering camaraderie and individual growth for men and women. For information on training, visit our websites: AtlantaBujinkan.com, AtlantaBujinkan.org
Gambatte!
