#Muto dori sabaki gata update#
#Muto dori sabaki gata full#

Happaken – eight leaves fist (palms of hands) Koppoken – bone method fist (thumb knuckle) Shikanken – finger ring fist (extended knuckles) Sokugyakuken – reversed foot fist (toes / ball of foot) Kitenken – upward turning fist (sword hand) Sokuyakuken – dancing foot fist (heel / sole of foot) Houken juroppo – sixteen treasured striking methods ‘art of striking with the fists and body’) Kuton – using all or combination of some elementsĭakkentaijutsu – striking methods (lit. Gotonpo – five ways of natural concealment Onshinjutsu / intonjutsu – “disappearing arts” (concealment and disguise) Wari ashi – split bamboo feet / using special shoes Kizami ashi – mincing feet / very short stride Soshin sosoku ho – quick sideways walkingĪshinami jukajo – ten ways of silent stepping Hoko no jutsu to ankoku toshijutsu – walking and seeing through darkness Shuko to ashiko – using hand and foot spikes Shoten – “going to the sky” (running up vertical / near-vertical surfaces) Shoten no jutsu to nobori gata – vertical running and climbing methods Tenchi tobi, fudoza – vertical leap, legs tucked under Sokuhou tobi, sayu – sideways leap, left and right

Shiho tenchi tobi – leaping in all directions Hibi / shoshin – normal (“everyday”) / first intention Taijutsu no kamae to sono kata – Taijutsu’s postures and their uses (lit.

Shinkengata taihenjutsu – realistic fighting forms Zenpou / kouhou kuten – forward / backward “air flip” somersaults Zenpou / kouhou kiten – forward / backward “spirit flip” handsprings Naname, happou kaiten – diagonal, eight-direction roll Outen, katate– “cartwheel” (barrel roll), one-handed Kouhou kaiten, mute – backward roll, no-hands Zenpou kaiten, mute – forward roll, no-hands Yoko nagare kaiten – sideways flowing roll Kouhou kaiten, katate – backward roll, one-handed Outen, ryoute – “cartwheel” (barrel roll), two-handed Zenpou kaiten, katate – forward roll, one-handed Naname zenpou kaiten – diagonal forward roll Kouhou kaiten, ryoute – backward roll, two-handed Zenpou kaiten, ryoute – forward roll, two-handed Yokonagashi zenpou ukemi – sideways flowing forward fall Shizen tatte zenpou ukemi – natural standing forward break-fall Zagata kouhou ukemi – seated backward break-fall Zagata zenpou ukemi – seated forward break-fall Ukemi gata to ryusui – receiving body forms and flowing water Shizen gyo un ryusui – naturally moving like clouds and flowing water Jodan / gedan uke nagashi – upper / lower receiving flow Naname kouhou aruki – diagonally retreating Tai no kurai dori – positional body managementĪshi no kamae gata to ashi sabaki – footwork forms and control Shinkokyu sanaun – spirit breath meditation (three “ohm’s”) Godai kokyuho – five element breathing method Juunantaiso – flexible body conditioning (stretching)

#Muto dori sabaki gata full#

“In tune with the providence of heaven and the impartial justice of nature, and following a clear and pure heart full of trust in the inevitable, the ninja captures the insight that will guide him successfully into battle when he must conquer, and conceal himself protectively from hostility when he must acquiesce.” ~ Takamatsu Toshitsugu A final single clap and a bow signal that the spirits are present and shows gratitude.ĭomo arigato gozaimashita – very much thank you for that Two claps and a bow call the spirits and show humble respect. = “With many quick shakes, I invoke the divine teaching that everlasting pure spirit will protect one’s heart in troubling times / by these sounds and words find peace and become enlightened.” “chi haya furu, kami-no oshie-wa tokoshie-ni tadashii ki, kokoro o miomamoru ran / shikin haramitsu daikomyo”

#Muto dori sabaki gata update#

I’ll update as nessessary.īujin shoku to seikatsu – warrior diet and lifestyle There are some variations on translation and misinterpretation but for the most part it’s as correct as it can be. Its a definition of terms for Bujinkan/Ninjutsu terminology.

Was sent this list yesterday as homework for class.