Koga Ryu Ninjutsu: Ancient Principles, Modern Applications Book by Shosei Fukuyama Rika Usami There have been many great

There have been many great champions who relied on seoi-nage for most of their career - and made it work even when they were known to be shoulder throw specialists

LESSON 6: Lesson 6 introduces two basic trapping techniques as taught by Sifu Tim Tackett and Sifu Bob Bremer

a ronin known to fight fully armed foes with only one or two bokkens

■ Kumite kata (sparring forms)

Contains all of the best Smack Girl fights from July 2003 - March 2004

Koga Ryu Ninjutsu: Ancient Principles, Modern Applications Book by Shosei Fukuyama Rika Usami There have been many greatShosui Fukuyama was a police officer in the region known as Koga, one of the centers of ancient ninjutsu. To do his job better, he researched the ancient art, consulting with families in the area and studying the old texts such as the Bansenshukai. In the 1950s, he put out this book on the modern applications possible with the art. He quotes ancient texts and examines ways the principles can still be used in the modern world. Many of the tools are