Open Your Eyes Through Shurikenjutsu Book by Katsuhiko Kizaki

Discovering the Hidden Power of Shuriken: The Art of Small Weapons Mastery Shuriken stands apart with its unique approach among martial arts, focusing on the dire scenario where only small, concealable weapons are at hand. This art unfolds a theory and practice that offers a remarkable reversal—a must-know for all martial artists, even in the realm of advanced sports combat. In the world of shuriken, the shortest, smallest, and seemingly weakest weapon emerges as the strongest. What secrets lie in its training that awaken latent human abilities and defy conventional wisdom? This book unveils the profound insights and techniques of shuriken training, shedding light on how these tiny implements can wield extraordinary power. Whether you're a practitioner seeking new depths in martial arts or an enthusiast exploring ancient combat methods, this exploration into shuriken's secrets promises to expand your understanding and skill. Chapter 1 Characteristics of Shuriken1 Power and fate of throwing weapons2 How to use shuriken, not a sasuke weapon of swordsmanship3 Heart is a sword, type is a bow4 What is Shuriken?5 Spirit and shuriken6 Important of the first hit7 How to catch a shuriken that is off the mark8 Zanshin9 Reasons why it is necessary to use it in combination with Taijutsu10 Two masters that Professor Tsuruta met in the process of creation11 Waden Ryu Shuriken Kendo, Yamai Ryu Jiu-Jitsu Kenpo12 Weapons that have evolved to both ends that weapon art aims at Chapter 2 How to use the body of shuriken1 "Only one type" that enables you to do everything2 "Unfinished" type3 Swastika type detailed explanation4 Force method5 time signature6 The final stage that the Japanese tradition aims for Chapter 3 Swordsmanship / Palm Swordsmanship1 Was swordsmanship on the battlefield practical?2 Why is shuriken a minor martial art?3 Is it not necessary to consider the time as a martial art?4 Shuriken is "swordsmanship", not "swordsmanship"!○ Swordsmanship○ Palm swordsmanship Chapter 4 Weapons other than shuriken1 Premise that any special product must be used2 Cane technique3 Tanbojutsu4 Weapon with string5 "Something" near Chapter 5 Physical Art (Yamai-style Jiu-Jitsu Kenpo)1 Combined martial arts Yamai style Jiu-jitsu Kenpo2 How to utilize what you learned with the sword3 After all, "swastika type"4 A strange hand called "from below"5 Defensive technique derived from the swastika pattern6 Attack technique derived from the swastika pattern7 Development to communication techniques8 Palm sword technique as a physical technique9 Fusion of body art and shuriken art and "tactics" Chapter 6 The spirit of shuriken "do something in any situation"1 Shuriken is a "potential" weapon2 Make yourself "strong in production"3 creativity / mobility ……4 The story of the "in case of emergency" that often comes5 Huge trial Language: Japanese Length: 216 pages mb-kiz1

Open Your Eyes Through Shurikenjutsu Book by Katsuhiko Kizaki

Discovering the Hidden Power of Shuriken: The Art of Small Weapons Mastery

Shuriken stands apart with its unique approach among martial arts, focusing on the dire scenario where only small, concealable weapons are at hand. This art unfolds a theory and practice that offers a remarkable reversal—a must-know for all martial artists, even in the realm of advanced sports combat.

In the world of shuriken, the shortest, smallest, and seemingly weakest weapon emerges as the strongest. What secrets lie in its training that awaken latent human abilities and defy conventional wisdom?

This book unveils the profound insights and techniques of shuriken training, shedding light on how these tiny implements can wield extraordinary power. Whether you're a practitioner seeking new depths in martial arts or an enthusiast exploring ancient combat methods, this exploration into shuriken's secrets promises to expand your understanding and skill.

Chapter 1 Characteristics of Shuriken
1 Power and fate of throwing weapons
2 How to use shuriken, not a sasuke weapon of swordsmanship
3 Heart is a sword, type is a bow
4 What is Shuriken?
5 Spirit and shuriken
6 Important of the first hit
7 How to catch a shuriken that is off the mark
8 Zanshin
9 Reasons why it is necessary to use it in combination with Taijutsu
10 Two masters that Professor Tsuruta met in the process of creation
11 Waden Ryu Shuriken Kendo, Yamai Ryu Jiu-Jitsu Kenpo
12 Weapons that have evolved to both ends that weapon art aims at

Chapter 2 How to use the body of shuriken
1 "Only one type" that enables you to do everything
2 "Unfinished" type
3 Swastika type detailed explanation
4 Force method
5 time signature
6 The final stage that the Japanese tradition aims for

Chapter 3 Swordsmanship / Palm Swordsmanship
1 Was swordsmanship on the battlefield practical?
2 Why is shuriken a minor martial art?
3 Is it not necessary to consider the time as a martial art?
4 Shuriken is "swordsmanship", not "swordsmanship"!
○ Swordsmanship
○ Palm swordsmanship

Chapter 4 Weapons other than shuriken
1 Premise that any special product must be uséd
2 Cane technique
3 Tanbojutsu
4 Weapon with string
5 "Something" near

Chapter 5 Physical Art (Yamai-style Jiu-Jitsu Kenpo)
1 Combined martial arts Yamai style Jiu-jitsu Kenpo
2 How to utilize what you learned with the sword
3 After all, "swastika type"
4 A strange hand called "from below"
5 Defensive technique derived from the swastika pattern
6 Attack technique derived from the swastika pattern
7 Development to communication techniques
8 Palm sword technique as a physical technique
9 Fusion of body art and shuriken art and "tactics"

Chapter 6 The spirit of shuriken "do something in any situation"
1 Shuriken is a "potential" weapon
2 Make yourself "strong in production"
3 creativity / mobility ……
4 The story of the "in case of emergency" that often comes
5 Huge trial

Language: Japanese

Length: 216 pages

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