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Posted By: Mei Hua 
Sorry, just noticed this
yeah, she started in the booj but left as soon as we started training together and she saw how poor Bujinkan training and ideas were, she saw how poorly it was instructed and taught by the senior masters of the system and how crappy it was in real life application, so she left them for mine. | ” |
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I agree with Mei Hua in regards to BBJ "heh thats a hilarious acronym btw" Anyways Bujinkan (when I was practicing it about two years ago) seemed very practical and effective to me. However I am not very expierenced overall. One principal of Ninjitsu is not to restrict yourself to kata and always learn and grow from other arts and how you implement them. I think ultimatly that is what needs to be taken in to perspective. Hatsumi says "Understand, Good, Play." And I thnk much could be learned from more so the life teachings behind it rather than the tactics itself. And I agree with the fanboy comment, everyone wants to be a ninja. Or a pirate, whatever. All that being said any art is effective if you master it, Bujinkan is no exception
