| bio | website | ocbujinkan.com |
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| location | California | |
| age | 31 | |
| visits | member for | 1 year, 4 months |
| seen | May 30 at 17:30 | |
| stats | profile views | 41 |
I'm a web developer, IT consultant, and programmer with a property management firm in Orange County, CA. I also teach and train in Bujinkan Ninpo Taijutsu.
A lot of my side-projects end up rolling into my work life, and feel that the experience I've gained with web development, Ruby, Qt, C/C++, Java, etc. may actually be of use to somebody.
I've recently joined the Martial Arts private beta, and will be answering questions on there with regularity.
Oh, and I really hate when people tell me, "No, it can't be done." You're wrong; It can, it should, it will, so shut up and watch me.
Nothing is true; everything is permissible.
- Hassan-i Sabbah (حسن الصباح)
Ruler of Alamut, Founder of the Hashshashin.
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Training Body Reading Without Sparring 2 proposed drills for completeness |
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Training Body Reading Without Sparring It's funny... What you called "playing ninja" was how I first learned blind-fighting. That led to, after a period of time and successful performance, donning a blindfold and having to perceive the sounds, feelings, etc. around us. |
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What is the oldest documented Eastern Martial Art that is still practiced? added 807 characters in body |
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What is the oldest documented Eastern Martial Art that is still practiced? edited tags |
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I have very little toe flexibility - are there other front kicks I can use? edited tags |
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What are good exercises for strengthening knees to hold stances better? edited tags |
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Why are firearms not part of the martial arts world? @RobZ: I notice it tends to be a rather unknown skill set. Not quite as rare as, say, tosuijutsu (combative swimming), but surprisingly under appreciated. |
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awarded | Scholar |
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Feb 3 |
accepted | Does ninjutsu qualify as a martial art? |
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Which muscles do I use to stand? Added content to better tie to martial arts. |
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Which martial arts focus on self defense? @Sardathrion: Not all competition need take place in tournament format. Randori and free-sparring can serve adequately if properly trained. |
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Why are firearms not part of the martial arts world? The Merriam-Webster dictionary amusingly defines "several" first as "more than one", then "more than 2, but fewer than many", then "being a great many"... I think they need to re-evaluate their definition :D |
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Why are firearms not part of the martial arts world? Corrected spelling |
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Feb 3 |
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What are good exercises for strengthening knees to hold stances better? Corrected spelling |
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Feb 3 |
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What's the best way to stop a nose bleed quickly? Hmmm. Follow up question... Is this a nose bleed from trauma or a naturally occurring bleed? The reason I ask is because if it's one caused from the exertion of the class and climate of the room, preventative measures may be appropriate as well. |
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Alexandre Dumas' Three Musketeers: 17th century French Rapier added 7 characters in body |
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Feb 3 |
answered | How do I increase hip flexibility for round kicks? |
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answered | Which muscles do I use to stand? |
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answered | Why are firearms not part of the martial arts world? |
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Why are firearms not part of the martial arts world? Plus figure in traditions of the culture your studying (The Japanese love, for instance, to claim mythical figures in their lineages) and the average education level of the society from which the art developed. Sociology of martial arts is quite fascinating :) |